As I've gotten older and have had the opportunity of watching as  communities grow, it's been fascinating to see how property that was  once on the outskirts of town is gradually engulfed by development.  Often it is farmers or land speculators that bought this land for just  pennies on the dollar of what they can sell it for 5, 10 or 30 years  later. There is a wonderful irony in the story of the hardworking farmer  who spends his life eking out a living and then sells his acreage in  his old age for millions.  And it's amazing how much patience some of  these landowners have, choosing to wait until others have sold or  developed the surrounding properties, which results in a much higher  value for their own property.
This same principle is found in  other types of investments, like stocks and bonds. Buy now and hold on  to them for years and hope their value soars. Not everyone wins with  this approach, but it makes enough sense that many people put it into  practice.
I've come to realize that in some ways the Kyani  opportunity is similar to these long-term investments. MLMs have been  around and profitable for several decades and many are still paying off  for those who continued to work their business over the long haul.  To  me it helps to view the Kyani opportunity in such a light: investing in the future.
It's  really not that hard to do. First, you have to like the product enough  to use it for years and years. Thank goodness Kyani tastes good! Second,  you have to try and get others to see things your way, to use the  product or to invest in their own future income stream.  Taking the long  view helps to reduce any undue stress or pressure that we might put on  ourselves to make our business an overnight success. Patience,  grasshopper.
I truly believe that Kyani's management and corps of  Independent Distributors will continue to grow this company until it ranks with the best of  the best MLMs. I'm glad that I love the product and have the patience  to run my business while doing my part to add to that success.
 
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