Passion versus Opportunity

Are you an opportunist or are truly passionate about others. 

In other words do you use people as a stepping stone to get what you want or do you truly care about others and want them to get what they want while you work at getting what you want.

So often people sign people into their business or opportunity and never speak to them again whether by skype, email or any other method which is unfortunate as people often don’t know what to do and as a result they lose interest and do nothing but have spent their money resulting in them feeling ripped off.

In the world of business the most successful people will tell you they have not got to where they are by sacrificing what other people want or need.

McDonald’s for example. When you buy a franchise with them you must work in a franchise for 6 months before you ever put up the money to buy to get to know what it is all about and so you know whether it is for you or not.

In any opportunity/business online, if you don’t have people interested in what you are doing and actively participating in it you will not get ahead but if you don’t show interest in them and help them to cross what you may see as a little hurdle but to them it may be a big one you will lose them quickly as they will feel overwhelmed.

We at PeopleHelpingPeopleClub.com don’t have that problem. You are invited to skype and zoom to the founder and Chuck is never short of helping you with computer problem. Everyone is willing to help anyone move forward as we all want to see everyone get ahead.

Just about everyone you talk to in the club is tired of opportunities where they recruit people only to have them opportunity disappear with their money.

http://Bit.ly/GETBACK is a great video to understand what the club is about

http://Bit.ly/PHPCMEMBERS check out what our members are saying about the club and let me know what you think.

PeopleHelpingPeopleClub.com is free to register then click on zoom and meet face to face with the founder Chuck and hear his reason for founding the club you owe it to yourself.