The Women's Millionaire Club
Review by:Susan Pascal -LA Working Moms ExaminerSusan is an 18-year veteran of the motion picture industry. As a publicist, she has headed the production publicity units on major Hollywood studio films. Susan currently runs her own publicity consulting and writing agency.LA Working Moms Examiner Review:  Internationally renowned author and speaker Maureen G. Mulvaney, MGM, began her personal journey to find the truth when she set out to write her latest book, The Women s Millionaire Club. She sought out successful women with the goal of determining how the average woman could also make millions. She says in her book, I felt certain that some industry existed in which women could use their traits to create wealth, live a free lifestyle, and still have time for faith, family and fun.MGM ruled out corporate women, because not everyone could achieve results without a certain level of experience and education. She ruled out small business women, because they required large amounts of money to purchase a franchise.   All of the twenty-one women interviewed in her book were entrepreneurs involved in Direct Selling. They owned home-based businesses that did not require specific educational backgrounds or massive amounts of start-up money. These women managed their own time, took family vacations to all sorts of exotic places, all with their families in tow, Mulvaney exclaims.Mulvaney uses the term home-based business to include Multi Level Marketing (MLM), network marketing and direct selling. In her book, she writes, Legitimate network marketing companies allow entrepreneurs to grow a home-based business by selling products or services directly to others and recruiting customers to do the same. These individuals earn an income through the sale of valid, viable products and services. Examples of companies that rely on consultants to sell their products include business giants like Avon and Herbalife.In today s struggling economy, these types of businesses have gained favor among some of the world s leading business moguls. Warren Buffet, Paul Zane, Robert Kiyosaki and Donald Trump, all advocate Direct Selling as a legitimate way to achieve wealth. Mulvaney quotes Fortune magazine as reporting that direct selling is the best kept secret in the business world...Financial experts say it s a recession-proof industry.The women millionaires surveyed in the book were randomly chosen from six different companies, all representatives from the direct selling industry. She then narrowed down her subjects to the 21 women featured in the book. She went on to discover their winning secret.After extensively questioning these women, based on her specific criteria, Mulvaney discovered the key ingredient to success. The most decisive ingredient ...was self development, she writes. Every woman in the club took complete control of their destiny by engaging in a rigorous self-development process.In The Women s Millionaire Club, Mulvaney provides insight into success ingredients that you must have to make it big, as well as delves into the individual stories of such wealthy women.MGM is inviting interested mompreneurs to Join The Club--TheWomensMillionaireClub.com --LA Working Moms Examiner- Susan PascalNBC Affiliate NewsCall 12 for ActionbyRick DeBruhlHow would you like to have a million dollars?Sounds great, but first, you have to earn it. If you need some help, consider readingThe Women s Millionaire Club. Written by local Author Maureen Mulvaney, MGM, who found 21 women who were self made millionaires, and then interviewed them to find out what made them successful.According to Mulvaney, The women I interviewed didn't get into this business to make a million. Not one of the 21 women said that. They got in because they wanted to make a difference.MGM says their secrets boiled down to two main concepts. First, thatSuccess is Learned. Meaning if someone else can learn it, so can you. Second, she says every one of the women she interviewedDecidedto be successful.While all the women Mulvaney interviewed made their money from home based businesses, their philosophies would no doubt lead to success in other areas as well.You can read more about Mulvaney s book at: TheWomensMillionaireClub.com --NBC News Affiliate Phoenix, AZ -Call 12 for ActionRick DeBruhl