When I first saw the title, The 7 Great Lies Of Network Marketing my defenses immediately went up.

It looked like another disgruntled MLMer with a grudge against an industry which has copped plenty of criticism over the years. My initial reactions were “well, whoever wrote it didn’t approach enough people or didn’t attend enough meetings or didn’t listen to their upline enough.

There’s no doubt that building a network marketing business is a tough road but taking cheap shots at a industry which has given so much to so many just wasn’t on…or so I thought.

But when I read the free report and even though I was ready to defend the honor of the business, I suddenly realized that yes, author Ann Sieg was literally tearing up a prospecting system which was clearly outdated but there was a clear and strong message in her words.

7 Great Lies Of Controversy

There’s little doubt The 7 Great Lies Of Network Marketing is the most controversial book written in network marketing. Ann Sieg must have been having a few doubts when she sat down and penned it.

Sieg must have known she was going to ruffle more than a few feathers. In fact, she created a storm of controversy. You see, The 7 Great Lies exposed a problem within network marketing too many were afraid to admit.

Even as a seasoned network marketer, I cringe when I see the title because like it or not, I will defend it as the best opportunity still available to people to achieve some financial stability in their lives and yes, even in today’s tough economic climate.

Sieg doesn’t mince words in The 7 Great Lies. Don’t worry, she’s not anti-network marketing, she’s just anti the way prospecting has been done and is still being done in the industry. The old school methods such as the three foot rule come in for some particular attention.

Sieg’s business had stalled and writing the report was something she felt compelled to do. You’ve got to realize we are talking about a very seasoned network marketer here who has gone through the mill as far as rejection is concerned yet she still loves the industry.

She wrote the book for those network marketers trying hard to get their business “off the batting plate.” And you know, that’s more than 95% of people running an MLM business. Does that shock you?

Author’s Angry Pills?

Ann Sieg must have been on some angry pills at the time because when you’re reading the 7 Great Lies Of Network Marketing you can almost feel her frustration. You immediately identify yourself as the person in the story. Can you identify with setting up appointments after appointments, meeting after meeting and being told by your upline “don’t worry, it will happen soon?”

But after a couple of years of struggling to add to the one person you sponsored, you are still in debt and making no impression. This is the story for the majority of people in network marketing. And don’t get me wrong, I love the industry and what it’s done for me but I know there is something drastically wrong when more than 90% of people are not making it even to first base.

The 7 Great Lies Of Network Marketing was written for a reason…Sieg needed to get some frustration off her chest. But more importantly, she needed to get the attention of the network marketers out there being lied too.

Why?

Because Sieg was about to write her second book The Renegade Network Marketer which has become the most important book ever written in network marketing. Sieg needed to get people’s attention that there is a better alternative to the 3 foot rule and the constant harassing of family and friends.

The 7 Great Lies Of Network Marketing is a free report which will shock and challenge your beliefs about MLM.