Common Mistakes made by Nigerians investing in crowdrising.
Mistake #1 - Picking the Wrong Company The first, and most easily avoidable, mistake is picking the wrong company. All network marketing companies are not created equal. And just as your dining experience will vary whether you chose Mr bigs or chicken rebulic, it's imperative you perform some due diligence before getting started. How long has the company been around? Who are the owners/executives? Is the company established? Are there any awards, endorsements, etc. that they can point to? Do they have a review system? How's their payment plan?
what do Nigerians think of this company, are they talking about it. ?
These are good points to know wether the said company is a good or wrong investment choice.
Mistake #2 - Thinking Short Term We're an instant gratification society, we think in terms of microwave performance. We may not believe it's the lottery or a get-rich-quick scheme, but our attitudes and behaviors often reflect unrealistic expectations.
crowdrising, ultimate cycle, iCharity, like any other business, takes time and effort to achieve success. So if you're not willing to invest 3 to 5 weeks of consistent effort and are going to quit after 10 days if you aren't making good referral or matches, better you don't sign up at all. or you consult with an MLM coach.
Mistake #3 - Refusing to Be Teachable & Coachable
Refusing to learn and read from the best in this business model can cause havoc. Asking questions before investing is the best way to make lots of money in this business.
Mistake #4 Greed
Don't get greedy trying to play the system; its comes back at you! Working with a system with a large pool of investor to grow you money as you sleep is greed ! It breaks the system and stops others from earning some cash. Be ready to WORK.
Happy earning