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When It Doesn't Quite Work Out...Then What?


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Lee Wise
lfwiseaol.com

Retire Quickly
http://www.retirequickly.com/89863


ŠLee Wise, 2002



LIVING WITH THE TENSION



Tension? Did you say tension? As a

Christian in the network marketing world

I experience tension?



Yes.



Things like ...



*Caring for your downline and someone

doesn't "make it" -- that's been a

rough one for me. You identify with

their goals, their dreams and the

reasons they have for succeeding:

and it doesn't happen.



*Trying to find just the right

"something" that will help people

develop and grow their businesses

at a faster rate -- and not finding

that "something." That, for me,

is a tension I have to work through.



*Being physically tired and not able to

invest the time and energy I might want

to invest in my own business. That can

be frustrating.



A SIMPLE POINT



My point in sharing these brief comments is

that the "tension points" I face as a

Christian leader have their place in *His*

leadership development plan for my life!



HOW SO?



I view myself as Christian leader in the

making. And as such, I am finding that the

tensions I face in the normal process of

building my business constantly bring me

back to the basics of living a genuine

Christian life.



AND THE BASICS ARE ...



Giving myself "heart checks." A check like,

"Lee, do you really care about this person

as an individual or simply as a way to build

your downline and make money?"



Genuine care is a "basic." It is not an

option for me as a Christian. I need to

take regular "caring heart checks" to see

how I am doing -- especially in times of

frustration.



Praying is another "basic." I pray for

wisdom how to help. I pray and I look for

answers.



"Releasing." The more years I am on this

earth the more I realize the necessity of

simply releasing to God those things I do

not understand. I don't know how many times

I have told students in my classes and people

I share with: "Don't let the 'Whys?' of

life kill you!"



Releasing is the other side of trust. I

simply don't know why God didn't allow

this person to succeed! I work. I pray.

And if necessary I release. I allow God

to be God in my life *and* in the person's

life who didn't see things happen the

way *both* of us wanted them to happen!



One final thought. When things don't

quite work out I am often reminded (shall

I say prompted?) not to make money my God.

I say a constant prayer as I seek to build

my business. It is simple, but needed.

It goes like this: "God, guard my heart."



IN REVIEW



I have found that the "not-so-perfect" times

reinforce my need to ...



Genuinely care for people.

Pray.

Trust and release.

Live for God and not money.



STILL LEARNING



I imagine I will be "learning" these aspects

of living the Christian life time and time

again as I build my business.



Why?



Because my business is a part of my life and

that's what my Savior works with: my life!!





*******************************

Lee is a Seminary administrator, has a part-time

home business, and writes his own motivational

mailing. You may contact him at lfwiseaol.com

or by visiting <a href="http://www.retirequickly.com/89863">http://www.retirequickly.com/89863</a>

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