Helping Nepali Earthquake Victims

 

Nepal is a beautiful country with beautiful people. I have experienced the beauty of Nepal by visiting it four times --from Pokhara to Kathmandu to Everest. I found the Nepalese humble, warm, and very resilient. Today, unfortunately, after 8 days of a 7.8 magnitude earthquake hit Nepal, over 7000 are dead, 14000 are injured, more than 8 million have been affected, 3 million people are in need of food aid. 130,000 houses have been destroyed, and 24,000 people are now living in makeshift camps. It saddens my heart to see the beautiful valleys and many cities and towns completely devastated by this calamity.

From around the world, aid workers have arrived, providing medical assistance to the survivors, and digging out people from the rubbles. Thousands are sleeping in the open in the make shift tent. The fate of many in the valleys is still not known, where help has not even reached. I recognize the toughness and resilience of Nepalese, and I am positive they will come out of this hardship, but right now they need all our help. Please reach out to all the Nepali in general and DXN members in particular (which are in hundreds of thousands, mostly in Gulf and Malaysia), and empathize and comfort them in this hour of need. Let us all join hands and help our Nepali brothers and sisters so that they come out of this hard time. 

No doubt there are many countries and independent organizations (for example, www.unicef.org.uk and The Disasters Emergency Committee (DEC) Nepal Earthquake Appeal) that are sending aid to Nepal, but I feel their efforts will not be enough to build what is lost and destroyed. They need much more than aid. I have heard people feeling sorry for Nepal and its’ people—right now, in addition to sympathy, they need our urgent monetary help. My appeal to all of you is to give something, $1 or a dirham, or whatever you can give, because at this point, every penny counts. It will go towards building lives of millions who have lost everything in just 20 seconds (that was the duration of earthquake—and that is what the might of Mother Nature ).

Like other organizations, DXN has embarked on a Special Charity Donation to Nepal Earthquake Fund, where you can donate from your May bonus, or simply fill out the form and donate the money at any DXN office around the world.

Please contact your nearest DXN Branch to obtain the form : 
http://www.dxn2u.com/contact/

 

We all pray that the hard times of Nepali in Nepal are over soon. Amen.

One World, One Market.

(DXN Global Offices, Virtual Service Centers and Facilitators)

  
“Network Marketing is a tremendous way to cross boundaries and eliminate prejudice. It gives you the opportunity to deal with your global neighbors. It doesn’t really matter whether you speak the language or whether you eat differently or pray differently.”
                                                                
                                                        - Dr. Denis Waitley
 

My Story

My global DXN business took me from Dubai to Nepal to China and Philippines in the east. To the West I travelled to Ethiopia, Kenya, and Sudan, and almost all over Europe. Across the Atlantic, I went from Peru in the south to Mexico, USA and Canada in the north. The world became one big global village for me. If your Network is located in many countries, you could well imagine where you can travel and expand your business. This is all what travel freedom is all about.

The “One World, One Market” concept in DXN business allows you to go beyond your borders. The best part is that you need not open all those countries at once or by your own effort. Rather when someone in your team enrolls a new member anywhere in the world, that member automatically becomes a part of your Global team and that is the power of globalization in our business of Network Marketing.

 

Why is expansion of network marketing to other countries important? 

 

You can start and build your business in your own city or country but it is vital to expand globally. Why? The way the world economy and political situations are changing, nobody can predict what is going to happen next. If you see the recent world recession scenario some countries were badly impacted and others were not. It does not take years but just a few months to drastically transform the political situation of a country: today peace and tomorrow we see those countries at war or civil strife. 

In order to have a stable income in your business, it is important to expand your business in other countries. So even if the economy of one country is badly affected, you still get your bonus from other countries. This is the beauty and strength of Network Marketing and the “One World One Market” concept.

DXN worldwide offices

Following are the countries where we have DXN offices (branches and stockiest). Contact details are given in,
http://www.dxn2u.com/contact/index.php?lang=en

Australia, Austria, Bahrain, Bangladesh, Bolivia, Bulgaria, Canada, Colombia, Czech, Dominican Republic, Germany, Greece, Hong Kong, Hungary, India, Indonesia, Italy, Jordan, Kenya, Kuwait, Libya, Malaysia, Mauritius, Mexico, Mongolia, Nepal, Nicaragua, Oman, Pakistan, Peru, Philippines, Puerto Rico, Qatar, Romania, Russia, Saudi Arabia, Singapore, Slovakia, South Africa, Spain, Sri Lanka, Sudan, Thailand, UAE, Ukraine, USA, Yemen

DXN Virtual Centers / Facilitator Worldwide

Following are the countries where we have DXN virtual service centers, where an office is run by active DXN members:

EUROPE

Great Britain, London
Contact Person: GS Qureshi
Phone: 0044 208 199 4786
Email:  info@link2dxn.com

Ireland, Dublin
Contact Person: Ali Abbas
Phone: 00353862020939
Email: dxnireland@gmail.com

Poland, Gdansk
Contact Person: Anna Binek
Phone: 0048 505-126-491
Email: aniabinek@op.pl

Sweden, Malmo
Contact Person: Maria Muller
Phone: 0046 735 73 69 61
Email: hairklinikmalmo@hotmail.com

Belgium, Antwerp
Contact Person: Gita Lama 
Phone: 0032483056145
Email: gitalama17@yahoo.com

Denmark, Aarhus
Contact Person: Poul Kristiansen
Phone: 0045 42411705
Email: gourmetkaffe@gmail.com


ASIA
Iraq, Bakhtiari, Arbil
Contact Person: Jamal , Bruges and Joseph
Phone: +964 751 106 9813, +964 751 106 9813
Email: alrefaei2004@yahoo.com

Syria, Damascus
Contact Person: Mr.Amira
Phone:+9647903523034
Email: nibalbabili@yahoo.com (Facilitator --not an official agent)


AFRICA
Nigeria, Okota LagosContact Person: Mrs.Orji
Phone: +2348033144542 / +2349099170183/ +2348137228387
Email: ecronjay_dxn@yahoo.com/ ecronjay@icloud.com

Egypt, Cairo
Contact Person: Dr.Abd Altwawab A. Hussain
Phone: 00201113990066
Email: icveicve@gmail.com(Facilitator --not an official agent)

Algeria, Algiers
Contact Person: Mr.Hussain
Phone: +213770260045/+213666279928Email: faouzi.16@gmail.com
(Facilitator --not an official agent)

Morocco, AL Dakhla
Contact Person: Mr.Aziza
Phone: +212668017294
Email:  azaleas.laroussi@gmail.com(Facilitator --not an official agent)

Somalia, Mogadishu
Contact Person: Abdulfatah Yusuf
Phone: 00252615556110
Email: reys11@gmail.com

Contact Person: Abdishakur Afrah
Phone: 00252615553080
Email: marxaba@gmail.com

Boosaaso
Contact Person: Barkhad Mohamed Abdaala
Phone: 0025290774010
Hargeysa/Somaliland

Contact Person: Abdifatah Dayib
Phone: 00252634612140

(Note: All the above in Somalia are facilitators--not an official agent)
Source of this blog:
    Map your Freedom book
    DXN website: www.dxn2u.com

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Strength & Competitive Edge Of DXN

DXN Qatar Seminar Schedule in March 2015

DXN UAE ENGLISH MARCH SEMINAR SCHEDULE.

I am happy to inform you that I will be conducting seminar on "Attitude is Everything" 

If you are in UAE, I am looking forward to seeing you with your family, children (above 10) friends and relatives. This subject makes the difference between success and failure in personal as well as business life.

For more information, please contact: 

04-3342107 (Dubai)
02- 6342900 (Abu Dhabi)
06-5748827 (Sharjah)  
03-7660049 (Al Ain)

Is There a Network Marketing Success Formula?

People who join Network Marketing business think there is a magic formula to be successful. Like any other business, Network Marketing also demands knowledge, skills, and patience to succeed. I have highlighted a few success steps for business builders (also known as members or distributors) to succeed in Network Marketing. 

 

1. Use all the products and become product of the product--so that the business builder can experience the benefits of the products, and have their own personal testimonials.

2. Talk about the benefits of the products with others. The most important thing for business builders is to use and consume all the products, take time out to tell their prospects how to use the products, and share the benefits of the products.

3. Make big consumer groups, whom business builders know well, and reach out to more consumers through the consumer groups.

4. Start retailing the products to corner stores, wholesale, flea markets, and exhibitions. The business builders need to make attractive roll up banners, register themselves with the local expo, and make themselves visible via local flyers and newspaper.

5. After building their consumer groups, they should make a big prospect list—and reach out to all their hot and warm markets.

6.  Business builders should invest to educate themselves by joining well reputed Network Marketing University (Networking University, https://www.networkingtimes.com/university/), buying Network Marketing books, CDs, and DVDs. The key to success in Network Marketing is to learn basic prospecting and presentation skills.

7. Once the network starts growing, the business builders should start building leaders in every line and within 3-5 years’ time, they should have enough leaders, thereby focusing their attention on the international market.

8. By this time business builders should have at least 10 front lines so that in 5 years’ time, their target should be to become one of the top achievers of their company.

9. In Network Marketing, business builders should grow to the highest level when they invest time and money on their personal growth. There are 100s of books on personal growth, and business builders should read every day to develop themselves. To become a leader, you have to be a reader.

10. Since the Network Marketing business is spread all over the world, the business builders should start internet prospecting and marketing with the help of an Internet Marketing expert. This is where they will start enjoying the international business—the business with no boundaries.

11. Once the business gets established in other countries, the business builders should start traveling to those countries and train the new members to become leaders.

12. While doing all the above, the business builders should keep in mind to become a business trainer/coach (the higher level), they should participate in all the seminars, Opportunity Meeting, and move up to become a national and international speaker/trainer.

13. They should qualify for all the Travel Seminar Incentives, and be part of free vacations to exotic lands. In these trips, they will have the opportunity to meet successful people from around the globe.

14. The biggest joy in Network Marketing business is the power of giving. Business builders should invest in reaching out to people in need by getting involved in a social cause. This should be the ultimate goal, where the purpose is to not become a millionaire, or get the highest status in the company, but to help millions who are waiting for your helping hand.

Mr. Fatemi Ghani's Seminar at DXN Bahrain

The Power of Giving

Seminar: "Importance of Customer Service"

Good customer service is the secret to success in any business.  Companies spend millions of dollars in giving the best customer service - all this effort is done to retain customers and their loyalty.  In my seminar, I am going to explain the importance of customer service and how to convert satisfied customer to loyal lifetime customer.

Good Morning 2015 !

As 2014 ends, most people will again write a list of wishes and resolutions for 2015. I have a simple question for you about your 2014 goals, “How many of those resolutions did you accomplish and how many did you not?” you could not?” I was reading an article written by Darren Hardy, and thought to share his goals for 2015.

Here’s WHY goal-setting is important for you to have the best ever 2015:
Years ago when I attended the funeral of Paul J. Meyer, I was reminded of how full, rich and diverse a life he led. He achieved, experienced, and contributed more than the lives of average 20 people combined. Reading his obituary made me reassess the speed, quantity and sheer size of the goals I want to set for myself.

If Paul were here, he would tell you the reason for the quality and quantity of his successes came down to one skill: setting, sticking to and staying committed to BIG goals. In fact he wrote one of the first programs on the topic called “The Dynamics of Personal Goal-Setting.” I will share a couple of ideas with you that have come from my studies and practices of this program.

The Two Common Traits of Super Achievers
I am often asked what common traits I observe as I interview and get to know many of today’s super achievers. The answer is easy because those common factors are shared by nearly 100 percent of top achievers. They are:

1) A relentless commitment to constant learning and;
2) Clear goals expressed in a beautifully crafted document detailing their plans to achieve them.

Business 101: Goal Setting

You’ve probably read about the Harvard study below, but it’s worth reviewing again as we dedicate some significant time and energy to our decision to get serious about designing the life we want to lead.

Mark McCormick in his book What They Don’t Teach You at Harvard Business School tells of a Harvard study conducted between 1979 and 1989.

In 1979, graduates of the MBA program were asked to set clear written goals for their future and their plans to accomplish them. It turned out only 3 percent of the graduates had written goals, 13 percent had goals but they were not in writing and 84 percent had no specific goals at all–aside from getting out of school and enjoying the summer.

Ten years later, in 1989, the researchers again interviewed the members of that same graduating class. They found that the 13 percent who had goals that were not in writing were earning, on average, twice as much as the 84 percent of students who had no goals at all. Most surprisingly, they found that the 3 percent of graduates who had clear, written goals were earning, on average, 10 times more than 97 percent of their graduating class. The only difference between the groups was the clarity of goals they had set (and spelled out) for themselves when they graduated.

Now if you knew that stretching several hours out over eight weeks to devote to strategic goal-setting could multiply the results in your life by 10—surpassing the accomplishments of your peers, competitors, family members and neighbors—and produce 10 times more than what you are likely to achieve without defining your goals on paper—would you do it? Would it be worth it?

Note: My next blog will be “Goals for Networkers”.