The Law of Expectation in Leadership

Today is a good day.

Devon bought some dark roast Sumatra coffee that I gotta tell you… is like crack for coffee lovers. In fact, today’s gonna be a two cup morning. Even though I’m feeling the caffeine, it’s so good I’m craving another cup.

(Back in a few)

Okay, 2nd cup now next to me and ready to rock.

Today let’s talk about the law of expectation:

You rarely get more out of life than what you expect. The stream of life says you can get whatever you want from the stream depending on what you bring to the stream.

If you bring a teaspoon, you get a teaspoon of water.

If you bring a bucket, you get a bucket of water.

If you drive a water tanker to the stream, you get a tanker of water.

Most fail to succeed in network marketing (and life in general) because they’ve been programmed to expect a teaspoon of wealth when they have every right to expect a tanker of wealth.

How does the law of expectation apply to leadership?

Well, I’m glad you asked…

As discussed in my blog post a few days ago, a good leader inspires people to have confidence in the leader. A great leader inspires people to have confidence in themself.

Great leadership comes from expecting tanker-size results from your people.

How do you manifest this tanker-sized expectation for yourself and others?

Through a very specific belief structuring process. It’s something I cover in detail in my book, 7 Secrets to Success, starting on page 89. If you haven’t picked up a copy, hop over to www.7StrategiesBook.com and you can download a copy today for only $7.

It has an average of 5 out of 5 star reviews and when you get a copy from my website, you’ll even get special chapter-by-chapter video insights from me expanding on what you will read in the book.

Let’s do BIG things!

Matt Morris
Top Network Marketing Leader

You may also READ our previous blog post about “How to Be a Great Leader in Network Marketing”