I LOVE working with brilliant people

In the late 1980's I met Sam Caster who had a network marketing company called Eagle Shield. The product was incredible but was not patented so when the company started picking up steam and others started to see what he was doing they put knock off products into hardware stores. Cheaper.

Not one to just close down and take a whooping Sam decided that to have a network marketing company that wouldn't have any competition you had to have a patented product or service.

Unbeknownst to Sam at that same time at a lab in Dallas TX research was going on on the aloe vera plant. If it worked why. If it didn't, why not. They discovered what led to hundreds of patents around the world.

Then one day Sam was introduced to these scientists. They were asking him how to market their discovery as they had put it into drug stores and it just wouldn't sell.

Sam licensed the product and brought it into the world of network marketing and built an amazing multi-billion, worldwide company. One, because he had a patented product and two an incredible comp plan.

Then one day he reads about Social Business, specifically having a Buy 1 Give 1 business model. Because he and his wife had adopted a child and learned that the orphanage would experience all the children dying every winter due to malnutrition he wanted to irradicate childhood malnutrition because he has his hands on the worlds best immune system support. The biggest hurdle was that his company had gone public and the board of directors weren't brilliant enough to comprehend a Buy 1 Nourish 1 business model.

Fast forward... Sam left the huge company he had built and started looking for something, anything, that might possibly compare to the patented aloe extract that provided people all over the globe with incredible healing.

While at a health product show he started networking and telling his story and people would tell him to go over to aisle whatever and talk with the gentleman over there as he was the worlds expert in aloe research and he might know what Sam could use.

When Sam got to that aisle who should that world expert in aloe be but the same brilliant scientist from whom he had licensed the aloe molecule.

Excited to meet up after over 20 years this scientist told how he had taken some research from some scientists in S. Korea, who had found the sweet spot in the aloe gel was able to make an aloe extract and patent it because it was 4.5 times better than his first version.

Sam knew that he had found what he needed to provide hope to the 7 million children dying from malnourishment. When Sam asked about licensing it he asked if by chance the man would donate it to the non profit he had formed. All it took was the A-OK from his wife and it became a match made in heaven.

Today the Social Benefits corporation, Alovea, because of the brilliance of Sam Caster, Dr. Rodreguez and the best comp plan designer in the US if not the world, is not only growing at a nice pace but with the Buy 1 Nourish 1 model Alovea is on track to irradicate the needless deaths of millions of children all over the world.

What do we need now? YOU! As a customer for every product you order a matching serving amount is gifted to orphans.

With the brilliance of social business 3.0 as a Social Business Partner you can build teams of teams (that's where you as a network marketer shine) exploding the numbers of servings each and every month. 

But that's not all... in order to have more people ordering Alovea offers to customers the ability to recommend the products to others and receive product credits for future orders.

Now when introducing the company and the products the "I don't want to do the business, I'm not into sales" excuse is off the table. Simply show how if they should tell someone and that person should begin to order they will receive a 20% product credit of whatever their friend ordered. Brillian or what?

So, have you wondered if there is anything bigger than yourself you could do? Is there really anything that can change the world?  Drop me a message that you're ready to see the brilliance of Alovea, (notice that love is in the middle of the name?)