3 Steps to Successfully Build a Team in any Program
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3 Steps to Successfully Build a Team in Any Program
Building an effective team within any program can be challenging but rewarding. Here’s a streamlined guide to achieving this with clarity and purpose.
Understanding the Matrix Plan
In an x by y matrix plan, the major risk is the misconception within your downline that they can just wait for spillover without contributing. However, the real strength of this model is the potential to quickly develop a deep team when everyone understands and participates actively.
Essential Steps for Building a Team
Follow these three crucial steps to set up and nurture a successful team:
1. Start Small
Begin by recruiting just two people. Whether you are working with a 2x15 forced matrix or something broader, initiating with two individuals helps maintain focus. Once your team reaches a depth of at least four levels, you can consider expanding further.
2. Develop Relationships
Build strong connections with these initial recruits. Teach them the same three steps and keep them motivated until they, in turn, find their own two people.
3. Encourage a Motivational Chain
Motivate your two recruits to inspire their recruits to also find and mentor their own two people, creating a self-sustaining motivational chain.
By focusing on interpersonal relationships instead of mass promotion, you can cultivate a resilient and sustainable team. Mass promotion may temporarily grow your downline but often lacks lasting connections, leading to quick dissolutions.
Effective Recruitment Strategies
If you have a large list of potential contacts, consider sending a targeted message expressing that you're seeking just two committed leaders. Encourage them to respond with reasons why they should be chosen, and select the best candidates to proceed with step two.
For team members who are struggling to recruit, you can assist by reaching out on their behalf.
Begin by chatting with those you are acquainted with, leveraging existing relationships. If this approach doesn't yield results, use a more direct mailing strategy.
Crafting Your Message
When communicating with potential leaders, it’s crucial to prepare thoroughly:
- Identify the product or service the program offers.
- Outline the main benefits for the customers.
- Highlight what sets this offering apart from competitors.
- Clarify the cost of the product or service.
- Understand the compensation plan.
- Determine what is needed to break even and make a profit.
Prioritize understanding what’s in it for them (WIIFM). By addressing this, you’re more likely to attract and secure effective leaders.
Shortcut: Leverage Your Sponsor
To save time, ask your sponsor to answer the six pivotal questions. Verify that these answers align with your views on the program, strengthening your own understanding and relationship with your sponsor.
Final Tip: Focus and Succeed
With countless programs available, it’s tempting to join multiple at once. However, prioritize achieving profitability in two programs before considering others. This focused approach helps ensure your success and that of your team.
By following these refined steps, you can effectively build and sustain a successful team within any program.
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