Are religious people more successful at WA?

byhurricaneR

242 followers

11 years ago

I read some of the posts objecting to the relgious soliciting on WA, but the article in question was nowhere to be found when I decided to check it out. I am respectful of other's belief systems, but I am not surprised this issue came up here in the WA community. Or that someone asked the question about are religious more successful at this than the others?

That is because in some faiths, people are taught the skills of network marketing as part of their religion. People are taught that others need to hear about their religion, that it will save them or benifit them, and even to go door to door and make cold calls, so to speak, promoting it. This is veiwed as a community service to the rest of the community, as helpign others. Many people accompany their familys on these missions since childhood and see the skills of network marketing in action for a cause, then go on to prosper with careers in sales, promoting products while the rest of us who were taught to keep our most sacred beliefs to ourselves unless someone asks are struggling with our shyness and how best to bring it up that it might be a good idea to check something out.

A lot of religious people are trained from the time they can walk and marketing comes easily to them, because its similar to spreading the word, in the action of what you do. Some religious faiths are more into this than others, I think that's what they mean by "evangelicial". People who grow up with Mormon and Jehovah's Witness backgrounds will be already versed the ways of marketing, and feel like it is natural to them, like God is helping them do it. and in a way, He is, through their beliefs and communities.

Where as the people who have to seek and search for the sacred part of life, and whom are taught not to talk about it that much may have to pay closer attention to the training and work on getting the confidence to promote what they themselves actually believe in, their passions, philosophies and ideas.

I hope I have managed to blog about the mentality and the way it might be of help in an internet marketing career in a way that is respectful to the people of those faiths, and also to everyone else.