Awesome News!

The Zrii meeting in Medford with 10 Star Founding Executive Tyler Daniels on January 28th was a great experience! I never had the opporunity before to attend a live presentation with anyone on that level.

Here are some amazing facts Tyler shared that I will pass along:

Zrii currently has 65,000 distributors, which brought in a total of $43 million in sales during the first year of Zrii (which started pre-launch and shipping product in Oct 2007). We expect to do over $150 million in sales this year. We launched in Mexico just 2 weeks ago, and will also laungh in Japan, Australia, and Israel this year.

At the time Tyler got into Zrii, he was not even remotely interested. He was a top distributor for another company, doing very well, with a completely passive income of $20k/month (meaning, if he turned off his phone and did nothing, he would still earn $20k/month). Someone persuaded him to go and meet with Bill Farley and just talked to him about this new company Bill was interested in starting.

At the time, Tyler had no idea who Bill Farley was. He walks in there and looks at Bill and says, "you know, I don't think you understand how much it would cost to start a company like that - are you sure you can afford this?"

Bill gathered that Tyler had no idea who he was and so he asked him, "well, have you ever heard of Fruit of the Loom?" Of course Tyler had. "well," says Bill, "I own that. How about Christian Dior? Gitano? Dan Post? Acme?" As Tyler continued to nod, Bill admitted to owning all of those as well. He created these companies, one after the other, and made them all into billion dollar brands. In fact, his financial advisors suggested to Bill that what he was proposing to do now would be a pretty small investment compared to the scale he had been doing.

"Well then," Tyler wanted to know, "why would you be interested in MLM?" Bill explained how a few years earlier, he had bid on a company called Herbalife for $700 million. Someone else outbid him, and got it for $750 million. In the next 3 years, Herbalife became a $3 billion company, and Bill realized if he had won that bid that he personally would have made $2 billion.

Then it happened that one day Bill was visiting with Dr. Deepak Chopra, who had been a personal friend of his for 25 years, and he asked him, "if there was one thing I could take for the rest of my life to benefit my health, what would that be?" Deepak told him, "Amalaki". The idea for Zrii was born. Bill Farley had the money and the resources and put together a team of the leading medical doctors and Ayurvedic doctors to come up with a unique synergistic formula that would draw both on the wisdom of 5000 year old Ayurvedic medicine, as well as modern medical research, and unlock the power of Amalaki to its full potential.

Tyler was so impressed with Bill's plans and so confident he would carry them out that he immediately resigned his position with the company that was paying him $20k a month and walked away from it... to spend three months of $0 income while Zrii was still in the development stages and did not even have its product yet. His patience was rewarded. Bill placed one Master Distributor, Jason Domingo, at the head of the company, and Tyler is one of only 3 people who is front line to Jason.

Zrii began shipping product in October 2007, and Tyler made 8 Star Executive in 90 days. Now, after barely a year, he is making over half a million per year. By comparison, a doctor who goes to 8 years of medical school, gets buried in student loans, must deal with malpractice insurance, work horrible hours, take on more patients than they can reasonable handle and rarely see their family - makes an average of $160/year. Tyler's check last month was $43,000 and it goes up by $1000 or $2000 every month. And that is just the unilevel pay, not all the bonuses). Tyler logged into his back office right there at the meeting and showed us all the checks he's been getting. And for all this, he worked a grand total of 4 days last month to earn that $43k - if you call flying around and doing a few meetings "work".

Unlike so many companies that promise you more freedom to spend time with your family and do the things you enjoy, and then turn around and pressure you to be on the phone all day or out beating the bushes to continually bring in more people until you don't have a minute left to call your own - here is a real live example of how MLM can and does work.

So, if Tyler is making this kind of money, what would he be doing in Medford, OR? Well, one of his personally sponsored members has a small group up here that is trying to grow. Tyler simply wants to help Bonnie build her other leg, so the intent is, he plans to come back here every month and capture this market and then move right on up the west coast to Portland, then Seattle, etc. He does not care if you are in his downline or not - because with the All Star Bonus he is earning 3% on everyone in the company anyway. What is more, he understands what is so valuable - by helping the small people get started, he can ensure that they too will have a chance to earn a nice check, and they will be happy and stay with the company - and when that happens, Tyler's check will not go away for a long, long, long time. Smart thinking, I would say.

Another important point Tyler made - one you hear companies repeat so often, "the timing is perfect". Well, don't they all say that? Maybe, but they may keep on saying it long after that window of opportunity has passed.

The field of liquid nutritionals is huge - leading econonomist Dr Paul Zane Pilzer expects it to top $1 trillion by next year! So, companies spring up all over the place. What happens may be demonstrated with a simple S curve model. A lot of companies may have a good idea or product - but at the bottom of the S is a point of critical mass, and then the momentum explodes, traveling up the S until it reaches a peak or stabilization at the top.

Where most companies fail is they don't have the resources to keep up when they hit that momentum. Zrii has all the resources it needs. Right now, with 65k distributors, selling $43 million of product the first year, it is set to literally explode over the next 2-3 years. Bill Farley's goal is to make it a billion dollar, worldwide company within 5 years - and he will do it.

Compare, for example, Mona Vie, which has become a very successful an popular company. Mona Vie sold $28 million their first year. After 4 years, they now have 1 million distributors, who sold $1 billion of product last year. Mona Vie is at the top of the S, in their stabilization phase.

Where Zrii sold $43 million with 65,000 distributors, they have all that momentum just ahead. and are poised to add nearly a million more distributors over the next 2 or 3 years.
Plus, with Zrii's incredibly fair unilevel comp plan with dynamic compression and a wide range of bonuses, there are going to be a lot of people who will make a lot of money with this company in the next few years. Will you be one?

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Expect Success!

Brenda Tippin
New Horizons Enterprises
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Prescription Drugs - A Leading Cause of Death

A 1998 study published in the Journal of the American Medical Association (vol 279, April 15, 1998 pp 1200-1205 indicated that more than 2 million patients hospitalized in America suffered an ADR (Adverse Drug Reaction) within a 12 month period of the study, and of these more than 100,000 patients died. These statistics did not include accidental overdoses, or errors in the administration of the drugs, which the researchers estimated would add another 100,000 deaths per year. The study concluded that ADRs kill more people every year than die in traffic accidents, and are the 4th leading cause of death in the United States - behind heart disease, cancer and stroke.

According to the Center for Disease Control and Prevention, rose 62.5% during the 5 year period from 1999-2004.

These statistics are alarming enough in themselves. It is worth noticing that during these same recent years, billions of dollars have been spent on advertising prescription drugs on television, radio, and popular magazines. (For example, $11.9 billion was spent advertising prescription drugs in 2004, and $11.4 billion in 2005). From 1995-2002, pharmaceutical manufacturers held the top spot among the nations most profitable industries. Still ranking high in subsequent years, they held 2d position in 2006, and returned 19.6% in profits compared to only 6.3% for all Fortune 500 firms.
Next time you see or hear one of these ads, pay attention to what is happening. The drugs are being marketed with high impact advertising strategies, the same as other big companies use to market everything from cars, clothes, food brands, household products and more. These ads are targeted for the primary audience (group of users likely watching, listening to, or reading the publication in which the ad appears) and designed to make them WANT to try this prescription, and even more, to make them believe they should. Many of these drugs are presented as able to resolve common problems that large numbers of people want relief from. Symptoms are listed that many people might identify with, and become convinced from the ad they need this drug and will do exactly what it instructs: ask their doctor if drug_____ is right for them. The patient is now already programmed from the ad and will recite to their doctor an appropriate list of symptoms - and unfortunately many doctors will then just write out a prescription without further question.

In many of these cases, patients probably don't really need the drug in question. The ads, by law, must list common side effects, but in television and radio ads, that part is read over so rapidly, the information isn't likely to sink in. And for magazine ads, the side effects are listed in such microscopic print, most people won't take the time to look at them closely. However, if you start paying closer attention, you'll notice that almost all of the drugs advertised have some very significant negative side effects - even if the risk of incurring these side effects is low, it is still there.

Growing numbers of people are looking for a better alternative. Many are more health conscious and interested in natural health, wellness and nutrition products that can help them stay healthy and avoid, or at least minimize the need for regular prescripton drugs to manage their health. Products such as Natural Cellular Defense Liquid Zeolite and Agarigold H1X1 are two such alternatives among many offered by Waiora which have consistently produced amazing results. Its great to be able to offer people choices which can truly benefit them!

Brenda Tippin
New Horizons Enterprises
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It seems like every time you turn around, a new offer for some health & wellness or nutritional product pops up. They all claim to be different, unique, better than competitors, etc, etc. How do you know what is a really good company or product?

Let's look at Zrii, for example. What makes the Zrii company and product stand out from so many others? One big reason is the Chopra Wellness Center in San Diego. Founded in 1996 by Dr Deepak Chopra and Dr David Simon, the Chopra Center has a huge and respected following worldwide. They have never before endorsed a third party product for the obvious reason they have years of solid reputation behind them they are not willing to risk lightly. Yet they do endorse Zrii, and that endorsement is stamped on every bottle. This presents a high degree of credibility and market appeal that absolutely no other competing product can even come close to.

A second reason is simply to look at what has been happening with the company itself. Most health & nutrition network marketing companies start out with a high degree of excitement during the pre launch and launch phases. This rarely lasts more than a few months. Only a handful of these companies have the leadership and financial backing to get through the initial startup phase and the little delays and hitches that beset any new company without suffering major setbacks and loss of membership. Zrii is exceptional in this regard. The company started pre-launch in October 2007 and full launch in May 2008. Where most companies reach a growth peak after the first few months of startup and decline or level off from there, Zrii has continued to grow by leaps and bounds every single month since first start. Enrollments and autoship orders are increasing by 25% a month on average. Zrii has already generated over $100 million in product sales its first year and is well on track to reach CEO Bill Farley's goal of becoming his next billion dollar brand.

In January 2009, we will launch in Mexico. Mexico customers and distributors may sign up now and will not be billed until we begin shipping product the first of the year.

The Zrii product is formulated by a team of doctors and scientists and based on a combination of the wisdom of 5000 year old Ayurvedic medicine and modern scientific research. The health benefits are real, and the product works, which is why the Chopra Center endorses it. And, unlike so many terrible tasting health products, the taste of Zrii is unique and delightful, and the product is backed by a 30 day money backed guarantee. Stay tuned for more!


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