The Parable of the Pipeline (Telugu) + Questions Are the Answers + The Business School + Copycat Marketing 101 (Pentagon Press) (Set of 4 Books)

The Parable of the Pipeline (Telugu)

We hear a lot about job security these days. But the simple fact is, if you have a job, you have no real security anymore! Today, job security is out. Lean and mean is in. Which means the next job to be downsized could be yours! So how do you create true security for yourself and your family in a hired-today-and-fired-tomorrow workplace? The answer: create your own security by building pipelines of residual income. In the parable of the pipeline, Burke Hedges explains how virtually anyone can leverage their time, relationships and money to become a millionaire. The parable of the pipeline: why job security is an illusion. And why pipelines of residual income provide the only true security. Why pipelines are the secret behind every million-dollar fortune. Why one pipeline is worth a thousand paychecks. How to build a million-dollar pipeline on less than 4 dollar a day! How average people without a lot of money can leverage their time and relationships to create the ultimate pipeline. How to start living your dreams today by building a 5-year lifestyle pipeline, while planning for the future by building a 50-year retirement pipeline.

Questions Are the Answers

Simple field-tested skills and strategies teach you how to build your own successful network marketing business. Learn how to achieve a lifetime of top-of-the-line income. Imparts information that will change your life forever.

The Business School

This is the Telugu translation of THE BUSINESS SCHOOL. The author updates and expands on his original 8 Hidden Values of a network marketing business. A must for anyone associated with network marketing. Impress your prospects by giving them this book to read. Explains that it is possible for anyone to acquire great value through drive, determination and perseverance.

Copycat Marketing 101 (Pentagon Press)

About 95 percent of workers in industrialized countries are employees, make less than dollars 40,000 per year and save about dollars 2,000 per year. At first glance, these figures may look pretty impressive specially to people who make less than dollars 40,000, but the truth is, 95 percent of the people in this world aren’t getting ahead, they’re just getting by.