Swift Beginnings: The Art Of The Fast Start Quiz

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In Step 4, a business plan is discussed. It contains personal goals for family, home and retirement. What's the best answer as to why this is important?
- People prefer to be told what to do in this sensitive area
- Personal financial goal setting helps set a "future vision" in mind of the new associate
- Many people don't know what they want or need later

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Embark on a knowledge journey with "Swift Beginnings: The Art of the Fast Start Quiz." This quiz is designed to evaluate your understanding after absorbing insights from Marlene Gaytan's instructive video lesson on mastering the art of a swift start. Challenge yourself to grasp the intricacies of efficient beginnings, from strategic planning to rapid execution. Explore the nuances of quick-start techniques and discover how to propel initiatives with precision. Whether you're a business professional or an aspiring entrepreneur, this quiz offers an interactive way to reinforce your grasp on the principles taught in Marlene Gaytan's enlightening lesson.

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Which book did Marlene Gaytan recommend reading on positive relationships?
- My Way by Mike Ditka
- How to Win Friends and Influence People by Dale Carnegie
- Doing the Impossible by Patrick Bet David
- Seven Habits by Steven Covey
Correct Answer

A. How to Win Friends and Influence People by Dale Carnegie

Explanation

Marlene Gaytan recommended reading "How to Win Friends and Influence People" by Dale Carnegie because it is a book that provides insights and techniques on building positive relationships. It offers practical advice on how to communicate effectively, understand others' perspectives, and establish strong connections. This book is widely recognized as a classic in the field of personal development and has helped many individuals improve their social skills and enhance their relationships both personally and professionally.

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Step 3 is to set the tone. Which of the following is the "key" objective of that step?
- Show them the PHP Playbook
- Explain the week 1 gameplan and the expectations everyone should have
- Reinforce the compensation opportunity
Correct Answer

A. Explain the week 1 gameplan and the expectations everyone should have

Explanation

The "key" objective of step 3, which is to set the tone, is to explain the week 1 gameplan and the expectations everyone should have. This helps in providing clarity and guidance to the team members about what they need to focus on and what is expected from them in the initial week. It ensures that everyone is on the same page and understands the goals and objectives of the team. Reinforcing the compensation opportunity and showing them the PHP Playbook may be important, but they are not the main objective of setting the tone in step 3.

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Why is it important in step 1 to see if a "Scenario of Disaster" has taken place?
- Avoid wasting time and cancel the rest of the Fast Start meeting
- You can first handle the objections they may have heard from others
- People need to express any reservations and this gives them a chance
Correct Answer

A. You can first handle the objections they may have heard from others

Explanation

In step 1, it is important to see if a "Scenario of Disaster" has taken place because it allows you to first address any objections or concerns that people may have heard from others. By addressing these objections early on, you can help alleviate any doubts or reservations that people may have and ensure that the rest of the Fast Start meeting can proceed smoothly without wasting time.

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Marlene recommends that the next step (#2) of the Fast Start meeting is to:
- Reinforce the success of PHP
- Rebuild rapport following the BOM
- Discuss your personal financial success
- Take control of the conversation
Correct Answer

A. Rebuild rapport following the BOM

Explanation

The correct answer is to rebuild rapport following the BOM. After discussing the Business Opportunity Meeting (BOM), it is important to reconnect with the prospects and build a positive relationship. This step helps to establish trust and open communication, which is crucial for further discussions and potential business partnerships.

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Swift Beginnings: The Art Of The Fast Start Quiz

In Step 4, a business plan is discussed. It contains personal goals for family, home and retirement. What's the best answer as to why this is important?

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Which book did Marlene Gaytan recommend reading on positive relationships?

Step 3 is to set the tone. Which of the following is the "key" objective of that step?

Why is it important in step 1 to see if a "Scenario of Disaster" has taken place?

Marlene recommends that the next step (#2) of the Fast Start meeting is to: