INSIGHT: QNET Product Price Vs Value

I constantly approach prospects to share my product and business opportunity and show them how I can add provide value to their lives. Usually I manage to get most of them interested to make a purchase, but they usually cringe at the mention of the price. I see them weigh their options in their heads of whether to make a purchase or not. As you can imagine, during this time I am very unsettled by the fact that I may lose out on a sale and on some occasions the prospect too.

It seems that many people equate the price of the product to be equal to it's value. 

The dictionary defines Price as “The amount of money or goods, asked for or given in exchange for something else.” Price is a very simple mathematical concept. A price can be written on a tag or published in a catalog. We all know what a dollar bill looks like and we all understand its relative worth.

Value is defined as “The desirability of something, often in terms of usefulness or exchange-ability; an amount of money considered to be a fair exchange for something; something worth the money it costs.” Clearly this definition is more complicated than the definition of price. Value can only be determined in context. A dollar is always a dollar; items that are priced at a dollar may or may not be of value. The definition of value contains words like “fair” and “worth.” Value means that the buyer gets as much or more in return from the seller as they give up.

The relationship between price and value is usually expressed as “cost.” The final cost is the value of the item less the price. Every purchase involves a value calculation. Prospects usually measure the risk of making a purchase against the potential reward. The greater the risk, i.e. the greater the required outlay of cash, the more effort they will put into the decision making process. Their perception of value is directly related to how much they know about the product they plan to purchase.

NutriSky: Vitality When You Need It

NutriSky® is a juice premix containing Swietenia Macrophylla, a fruit with a high concentration of flavonoids and saponins. These two exceptional groups of nutrients blend together with a synergistic effect to enhance stamina and vitality by, improving blood circulation, while also and invigorating and fortifying the body.

The Origins of Swietenia Macrophylla

For more than 1,000 years, Swietenia Macrophylla, a rare tropical fruit rich in flavonoids and saponins, has been consumed by natives for the its healing and vitality properties. This knowledge has been passed down through generations, and a group of renowned American biochemists have isolated the health-giving characteristics of Swietenia Macrophylla. This subsequently led to the thorough research of its benefits as a unique functional food. By the 1990s, a five-year research effort eventually succeeded in processing the fruit into a concentrated health food extract.

Swietenia Macrophylla is the fruit of an evergreen tree belonging to the Melia family, and grows in tropical countries such as the Solomon Islands, where the climate is ideal and free from environmental pollution. Hence, Swietenia Macrophylla that is grown in such climate is of a higher quality and contains higher active ingredients than those grown in other locations. Swietenia Macrophylla also offers a valuable blend of natural proteins, vitamins, carbohydrates, enzymes, dietary fibres, fats, minerals, and various essential nutrients that can be readily assimilated by the human body to give remarkable related benefits.

Amezcua E-Guard: Protect Yourself, Balance Your Energy, Reduce Your Stress.

The Amezcua E-Guard is a unique wellness solution that provides protection for your body from the harmful effects of electro-smog exposure from mobile phones, computers, laptops, and televisions. Your E-Guards go wherever you go by discreetly attaching to your electronic devices. Thus the Amezcua E-Guard will not only help those affected by electro-sensitivities, but also act as a preventative measure for your future protection.

Today, most of us can hardly imagine a normal day without a mobile phone, a computer or television. According to a study released by the Council for Research Excellence, the average adult usually spends at least 8.5 hours a day in front of screens, including computers and televisions, which both produce a number of static electric fields and alternating electric and magnetic fields at various frequencies. In many countries, over half the population use mobile phones and the market is growing rapidly. 

HomePure: Your Fountain Of Life

Everybody knows water is essential to our survival. The Earth needs it and we need it. Water is all around us and in us, but still, most of us take it for granted. When it comes to the biological function of water for humans, its importance is critical.

Water makes up for more than two thirds of human body weight and we humans would die without it. Water plays an important role in the mechanics of the body. In fact, every cell and organ function in our anatomy and physiology depends on water to work efficiently and effectively.

Since water is such an important component to our physiology, doesn't it make sense that the quality of water should be just as important as the quantity? Drinking water should always be clean and free of contaminants to ensure proper health and wellness.

You can enjoy the special advantages of water filtration as well as good hygiene and wellness with a simple, single management of various filtration stages. So why choose the HomePure water filtration system?

FibreFit: An Essential Part of a Healthy Diet

"Eat more fibre." You have probably heard it before. But do you know why fibre is so good for your health? Dietary fibre comes from the portion of plants that is not digested by enzymes in the intestinal tract. The soluble part of it, however, may be metabolised by bacteria in the lower gut. Dietary fibre, found mainly in fruits, vegetables, whole grains and legumes, is essential for good digestive health and also has a number of other known health benefits such as lowering your risk of diabetes and heart disease. There are two types of dietary fibre that are important for good health, these are:

Soluble fibre: This type of fibre dissolves in water to form a gel-like material. There is some evidence that soluble fibre may lessen heart disease risks by reducing the absorption of cholesterol into the bloodstream. You can find a percentage of soluble fibre in whole oats, peas, beans, apples, citrus fruits, carrots, barley and psyllium.

Insoluble fibre: This type of fibre promotes the movement of material through your digestive system and increases stool bulk, so it can be of benefit to those who struggle with constipation or irregular stools. Whole-wheat flour, wheat bran, nuts and many vegetables are good sources of insoluble fibre.

Both types of fibre are beneficial to the body and most plant foods contain a mixture of both types.

How much fibre do you need? Through extensive research, scientists have determined that an average person should consume approximately 25-38 grams of fibre per day (or 10-13 grams per 1,000 calories), of which at least 5-10 grams should be soluble fibre. In the world of overly processed and overly packaged food, chances are that you are not getting the amount of fibre you need in your diet. Most people are receiving only half the recommended daily intake of fibre and this could be an important contributing cause for many diseases and problems with obesity.

The benefits of a diet high in fibre are plentiful, and include:

QNET Infinite: Rank Advancement Explained

Bronze. Silver. Gold. Platinum. Diamond. In real life, one is always better than the other. The same is true for QNET. With QInfinite, the new and improved compensation plan, every IR is given a CHANCE TO EARN MORE MONEY and get more recognition from the network. Each time you move rank, you start to earn more. This new system helps you pay more downlines and rewards you for all your hard work. In his recent video, Chief Pathman Senathirajah shows you how to move higher in the business and ultimately achieve financial freedom.

Incase you are not able to view the above video, here are the key points you need to know: