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Below is a video introduction for Troy Dooley's 90 minute interview with Robert Dean. In the interview, Dean talks about Noni, Monavie, Evolv, Visalus, Limu and his newest company, Momentis. great work by our friend, Troy Dooley.  

To listen to the interview, head on over the MLM Help Desk.

The MLM Rumor Mill

I am kicking off today with the rumor mill.  First I heard that there was some type of merger talks between Trump Network and Tom Mower's (formerly of Neways) Sisel.

But now it appears to be an exodus of field leaders from Trump Network to Sisel, sources tell me.

Either way, it's not good news for Trump Network.  The company started out strong (on Trump's name) but as I predicted, (see the truth about Trump Network) the Trump sizzle wasn't enough.

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Vemma signs Extreme Makeover's Chris Powell to endorse the company's new Vemma Bod-e weight loss solution.

Vemma founder and CEO, BK Boreyko commented:

“A great deal of research and science has been incorporated into the products, and we are thrilled to have Chris Powell’s endorsement.”

And To All Female MLM Blog Readers: your welcome for the pic. = ) 

In other MLM news, Tahitian Noni is changing their name (sort of).

"Tahitian Noni International will officially change its name in the US to Morinda, with the tagline, Bioactives. John Wadsworth, president of TNI stated, "The new name stays true to our noni roots (since Morinda citrifolia is the scientific name for noni), while broad enough to capture the new bioactives vision. The name Morinda symbolizes everything that this company represents–past, present, and future."

Morinda has always been the name of the parent company of Tahitian Noni so it's sort of a change of official branding.

Ted Nuyten of Business for Home (who would also like you to know that he is from the Netherlands) visited the Organo Gold convention in Las Vegas to "get first hand information and documented facts" about the company and income claims.

Some industry experts questioned Nuyten's published reports of these claims and I'm not sure these questions were really answered in Nuyten's latest article.

I didn't see any "documented facts" about the incomes.  Mostly hype about being on track to hit a million distributors and big cardboard checks.

By the way, I like Ted Nuyten, he is doing a great job with his site and his reporting on the industry, but I am wondering if he is being a little swayed to overlook the "documented facts" by charismatic executives in this case. I just don't see anything really documented in his article about Organo Gold.

Personal Development - Building A Better You

Seth Godin often (inadvertently) speaks directly to Network Marketers.  In this blog post he is talking about whether you sit and wait for a sale or whether you sell.

Here's a take on email autoresponders from outside of our industry. [from CopyBlogger]

Personal development consists of becoming a better person in all areas of our lives, right?  Here are 10 Reasons Why Your Kids Think You Are No Fun specifically for Dads.

The Ty Tribble Take (Commentary)

I am kind of surprised that it took Tahitian Noni so long to distance itself from the word "Noni".  If you've never tried noni juice, it pretty much tastes like melted tires mixed with prune juice. No, I'm not kidding.

The Trump vs. Sisel stuff is pretty interesting.  I suspect we will have more news from those two companies in the near future.

Lastly, let's talk about big cardboard checks for a second.  Personally, I love seeing people cross the stage with a big fat check in hand.  However, just because a number is written on the front of those big cardboard checks, doesn't mean that the person carrying the check has actually earned that money (yet).

Many companies pay out these large sums of money over time, yet it is also the habit of some companies (one in particular) to create a big fat cardboard check as soon as someone has qualified (month one or close to it) even though they pay out the money over a a year or more.

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Last week, Tahitian Noni International (TNI) gathered some of its most dedicated Independent Product Consultants (IPCs), and sent them to the pristine islands of French Polynesia with one goal: to see the origins of Tahitian Noni International and to expand their vision. The Outrigger trip is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to not only be rewarded for meeting specific business qualifications, but also to see just how Tahitian Noni International changes lives, and how noni has been changing lives for thousands of years.

For those who qualify, Outrigger is a one week, all-expenses paid trip to the islands of Tahiti -- where guests enjoy exquisite beauty, royal treatment, and loads of fun in the sun. IPCs get to see for themselves the Tahitian Noni processing facility and groves of noni trees -- where noni fruit is picked and harvested. They also get to enjoy time on the beach, exquisite banquets, Polynesian shows, special entertainment, museums, traditional Tahitian storytellers, and more. IPCs are always impressed with the "legend of the noni, or medicine fruit," as told by traditional storytellers -- where native Polynesians express their love of the noni fruit, and demonstrate some traditional healing remedies used in the home.

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Yuna Yang, a New York-based fashion designer, recently presented her 2011 Spring/Summer collection in a private event, and Tahitian Noni Bioactives played a big role in Ms. Yang's special night. Taken by our sleek design and healthy products, Yang insisted TNI be an exclusive sponsor of her unveiling.

Yuna's elegant collection is shaped by the era of the 1960s housewife. She describes it as "traditionally feminine" and "luxurious." Critics called the collection "Sophisticated and elegant, yet by no means overdone."

To match the glamour of her collection, Yuna chose the newly designed Tahitian Noni® Family bottles in grape and mango passionfruit. Although the bottles have a beautiful and sleek purple and orange design, what’s inside is even more important.

Source: Go Noni

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