Network marketing while broke sucks! No doubts about it. MLM can be one of the most frustrating enterprises for aspiring entrepreneurs in search for a better life.

"You just have to keep pushing and think positive thoughts," they say. "Success take hard work and years of dedication."

But, waddya know! On a random summer afternoon, a struggling MLM no-body did the impossible: becoming a near-overnight millionaire and the #1 sponsoring distributor in his network marketing company.

The stuff you hear about "attraction marketing" today doesn't hold a candle to the wealth of jewels oozing out of the Magnetic Sponsoring book. In today's podcast, Mike Dillard share's his story of some amazing discoveries that turned his life around.

Mike's training document became well-known in 2005, and copies began to circulate. Eventually, Mike issued a generic version of the 'Magnetic Sponsoring' manual.

This manual gave exposure to a potent marketing concept, once privy to a tiny occult group of direct mail advertisers who swiftly became the early adopters of online direct response marketing systems in the 90s; capture pages, sales funnels, email marketing, etc.

The stuff we take for granted today was well-known and kept secret decades before autoresponders and funnel building systems were ever conceived.

This means, as a digital marketer, even your new-school internet marketing guru is still far behind!

Magnetic Sponsoring made that secret occult knowledge digestible for struggling network marketers who had every disadvantage with conventional MLM prospecting systems.

If there ever was an instruction manual that can replace ridiculous, desperate, and downright embarrassing "networking" strategies and shoot straight to a multi-million dollar business many times over, even if you were on a shoestring budget, magnetic sponsoring is a book worth your study.

"...within 18 months, I went from waiting tables, to millionaire by the age of 27. There is nothing more powerful than an idea whose time has come." - Mike Dillard

I currently own 3 printed copies + a pdf copy stored all of my devices, including a flash drive. But it's not enough! I'm still on the lookout for the original unedited/un-spellchecked 55 page manuscript that was printed at Kinkos.