Date: May 11, 2006

In this issue:

Mineral Deficiency in Food Must Be Tackled, Say Experts Pain
Michael Zwerling on Thursday's Conference Call
Announcing The New Founders Club
Nashville on Fire
Tips to Help Keep Business Hot This Summer


Mineral Deficiency in Food Must Be Tackled, Say Experts

Dr. David Thomas, a primary healthcare practitioner and independent researcher who recently made a comparison of government nutritional tables published in 1940, and again in 2002, argues that the gradual degradation of the micronutrient value of food must be tackled by industry, consumers, and regulators.

"It seems to me we don't need to be so sophisticated, we just need to step back and look at the reasons why we are unhealthy. Usually it's the body's response to environmental stresses. We need a common sense approach."

Until Next Week,
Best Wishes for Ultimate Health and Majestic Dreams !!!!
Steve Wallach
Gic
Youngevity

"Achievement is Impossible Without Change"

 


This Week's Conference Call

Many thanks to last week's Conference Call speakers, joining the call to reminisce about the many highlights and fun memories made at Youngevity’s 2006 Convention in Las Vegas!

If you weren’t able to attend the Convention, you missed the network marketing strategies and secrets shared at TNT’s Diamond University, the camaraderie that ensued during the Men’s Grand Poobah and Ladies Purple Hat Luncheons, the inspiring and motivational sessions with Cynthia Kersey and Amanda Gore, as well as Martin Luther King III’s speech about Complimentary Medicine, Nutrition, and Health Freedom! Friday and Saturday night each held a special place in the memories of Convention attendees, as Friday brought about Steve Wallach’s very exciting announcement of the company name change to Youngevity, along with the launch of the Founders Club Cruise incentive. On Saturday evening many distributors received praise from their upline, downline and peers during the Oscars-themed awards ceremony. All were in agreement that this was by far the best convention they had ever attended and were inspired to continue the health and wellness crusade started by Dr. Wallach many years ago! Photos and video from Convention 2006 can be viewed by clicking the ‘06 Convention Photos/Videos link on the What's New page on the website.

Tonight's conference call guest will be Michael Zwerling joining the call to discuss the power behind radio, and how you can incorporate mass communication into your business!

Be sure to join us tonight and every Thursday evening at 5:00 PM Pacific, (303) 664-6005, ID number 801-6610. If tonight's conference call is not convenient, please reference the Conference Call Schedule for something that fits your schedule, and plan to join us then. Help reduce background noise, please remember: *6 to mute, *7 to un-mute.



Announcing the New Founders Club

Imagine taking a luxurious cruise with some of the biggest and brightest stars in Youngevity! This dream could very easily be your reality if you set your sights on the prize! RIGHT NOW.... is the one and only time to get in on the ground floor of the new Youngevity opportunity and earn your way to becoming a permanent member of the prestigious FOUNDERS CLUB! The beauty of this new incentive is that ANYONE can achieve it. Whether you are a Triple Diamond doing business in various countries all over the world OR you are a brand new member of the team - we are all starting at the same place... with the same advantages... same great products... and the same opportunity to LIVE THE DREAM! Start today... make the decision to become a Youngevity Founder and be on this inaugural cruise! This is a once-in-a-lifetime experience! For more information about the New and Exclusive Founders Club visit our website: www.Youngevity.com.



Plan Your Working Vacation Now… Attend Nashville on Fire!

Ignite a fire in your team and explode your business by attending this event!

Guest Speakers include: Doctor Joel Wallach author of ‘Dead Doctors Don’t Lie’ • Doug Firebaugh of PassionFire International • Sandy Elsberg author of ‘Bread Winner Bread Baker’ • Triple Diamond Todd Smith • Rich Stocks creator of the '1st Step Training' kit • Richard Renton aka “Dr. Dirt” • Several other highly successful Youngevity leaders!

For more information visit the Upcoming Events section of www.Youngevity.com.



Tips to Help Keep Business Hot This Summer

Don't let the lazy, hazy, crazy days of summer find your business lazy, hazy or crazy! Use the following tips to keep your momentum moving forward this summer:

  1. Set your summer goals. Decide how many meetings you will schedule per week in June, July and August. Then determine your sales goal per meeting and how many recruit leads you want to work with this summer. Your first step for summer success will be found in your written goals.
  2. Pick your dates. Select the specific dates available each week to hold shows. Block them out on your calendar and publish them in your next customer e-newsletter.
  3. Pick a theme. Summer events need to catch your host's and guests attention. So, even if you're not traditionally a "theme" person, become one for the summer. Plan events and meetings around a tropical theme, patriotic theme, pool party (even if there isn't a pool!), beach theme, backyard barbeque, baseball theme, etc. Have guests participate by bringing or wearing something to complement the theme. Make your summer event a party in order to grab their attention and their attendance!
  4. Be flexible. If available, offer more flexible times for events such as morning brunch or mid-day luncheon. Consider informal open house style meetings for repeat groupings.
  5. Hold a summer open house. Pick your own theme and schedule the open house for your guests, family and friends. Set up your kit, offer cash & carry items and promote your available summer show dates.
  6. Schedule a daily summer Power Hour. Plan a Power Hour daily to make courtesy calls to past host and guests. Ask about their summer gift-giving needs, re-order necessities or new products they haven't seen yet. Stay faithful to your customers especially during the summer months.
  7. Enter exposure events. Participate in at least one exposure event each month this summer: craft shows, fairs, festivals, business expos, etc. Keep yourself busy and in the public eye.


Wiley Hurt

COO

Youngevity