ETHICS IN DIRECT SALES The Rising of a Gold Standard 3.0 Life! Author KEVIN MCNABB demonstrates to you exactly how the Golden Rule operates globally, and precisely how, especially in Direct Selling, it delivers remarkable rewards. Ethics in Direct Sales presents: Tales provided from the profession of Direct Selling that underscore exactly how gifted leaders invoked this classic guideline. Good examples of challenging Direct Selling business decisions and the best way the Golden Rule is applicable to each and every scenario. The five most widespread factors men and women in the Direct Selling Profession compromise their own ethics. Case histories that confirm that the Golden Rule develops well-being, raises production, promotes down line teamwork, significantly increases down line retention, and helps to keep customers returning time after time. This stimulating book superbly illustrates exactly howcarrying out the right thing promotes a successful scenario for all Direct Selling Professionals, together with beneficial outcomes for down line, customers, family, as well as your own positive mindset. "The word "Integrity" is used a lot in Direct Selling. It is used so much and with such ease that it has become a word as a matter expedience instead of true relevance...very few people in Direct Selling can handle the spotlight...where it matters the most. Even fewer can handle it in the dark or behind closed doors where the public can't see. However, it is in the dark when no one is looking that "Integrity" matters most. This is outstanding!" - Keeper Catran-Whitney, Owner, DirectSellingLive.comand MLMBlackWoman.com "Ethics in Direct Sales is a life-changing book: a powerful wide open invitation to completely transform your own heart and mind. Enlightening and significant." - Steve Warshaw, Pocatello, Idaho "Discover a number of life's most significant lesson's by pursuing the guidelines masterfully delivered in this powerful book. You will then be prepared to experience the great invitation waiting for you at the book's end." - Louise Cadillac-Smythe, Tempe, Arizona