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Orrin Woodward Leadership Video I     Orrin Woodward Leadership Video II

 

Here is a small sample from Chris Brady and Orrin Woodward's new book - Commerce through Communities

 

A Tale of Three Industries

 

Although each of their origins can be traced back to the early 1900s, there are three industries that were

officially born sometime in the post-World War II economic boom.

 

One of these industries was what we’ll call massmerchandise discounting, and we’ve already talked a

lot about it in this book. Mass-merchandise discounting, which might more readily today be called “Big

Box Stores,” was pioneered by Sam Walton of Wal-Mart fame. Not only did Walton’s concept become

“main stream,” but at hundreds of billions of dollars in revenue, it could fairly be considered to be the

stream! Add to that the other competing companies and those built upon the same model, such as Target,

Cosco, Best Buy, Circuit City, and a host of others, and one gets the idea of the enormity of this segment

of our world economy.

 

The second of these three industries has also received a lot of coverage in the pages of this book.

Franchising was finally taken out of the dark ages by Ray Kroc, the founder of McDonald’s. His efforts were

so successful, and so successfully duplicated, that any world traveler can attest to the ability to step off a

plane in nearly any part of the world and find a franchise food establishment somewhere near by. It’s gotten

to the point where we almost expect it!

 

The third industry, which you may have guessed by now, is what we have called Commerce through

Community. It has also been called word-of-mouth marketing and relational marketing. Although it was

birthed at roughly the same time as the other two industries, and it even grew at relatively comparable

rates in its early history, something happened that prevented its rise to “mainstream.” The reasons for

this are not the topic of this book, however, the fact remains: Commerce through Community was once on

track to be just as large and just as dominant as big box stores and franchising! We believe that there is

no reason it shouldn’t still become main stream! All that would be required is a product with massive customer

enthusiasm, a compensation plan that actually allows people to prosper through their hard work, and

a corporation that understands treating its distributors with the utmost respect is the key to continuing

growth and strength in the marketplace. All of these things come to fruition with Monavie.

 

Why has Monavie grown to an unprecedented billion dollars in revenue in just over three years? One

of the biggest reasons, we believe, is the power of an idea whose time has come, actually, an idea whose

time is thirty years behind where it should have been already! There is effectively a thirty year vacuum

that must be filled. There is a lot of revenue, a lot of success, and a lot of growth that must happen quickly

to fill that void. In effect, the industry of Commerce through Community is going mainstream, and the

Monavie Team is the group to do it!

 

What does all this mean? It means that visionaries often find each other. It means that not only are massive

trends coming together, but the potential is finally in place for the Commerce through Community

concept to make its way onto the “mainstream” stage. Why shouldn’t the Monavie Team be as common as a

Visa card, only more valuable in people’s lives? Why shouldn’t such an incredible product as the Monavie

blend be in everyone’s refrigerator? Why shouldn’t millions of people be profiting from the incredible Monavie

Compensation Plan? The answer is that there is nothing stopping these visions from becoming reality.

All that is needed is leaders and participants to help make it so. And that, my friends, is where the

real opportunity lies. Welcome to your future! As Victor Hugo said, “An invasion of armies can be

resisted, but not an idea whose time has come.”