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TOOLS AND RESOURCES

Keeping a record of your key metrics is an important part of having

a healthy business. We have a selection of ready-made gauge

forms on

MyHerbalife.com

, which allow you to keep track of your

business performance and cash flow on a daily basis and make

any necessary changes to achieve your monthly goals.

By tracking your business and analysing what is, or isn’t working,

you can use this information to help you progress more quickly up

the Sales & Marketing plan (see page 46 for more details ). If you

aren’t tracking your business it can be more difficult to know where

you could be making improvements.

Get your whole organisation tracking their

business, too.

Not only will it help them and their business performance, it

will give you an idea of how your downline is performing and

you can recognise their successes and make suggestions

for improvements.

How can you track?

You can track business metrics in various ways:

On paper - Mark Hughes, Herbalife Founder and First

Member (1956-2000) did this. Download the gauge forms

shown from

MyHerbalife.com

You could use a chalkboard or a whiteboard

On your mobile phone, computer, iPad/tablet

Or try Google Docs. It doesn’t matter how you track; as

long as you do!

What should you track?

There are various measures you can track within your

business, but you can start with these:

Your Personal Volume

Organisational Volume

Number of people coming to events

Daily Business Activities:

-

How many people you invited

-

How many attended

-

Number of Herbalife Member Packs sold

-

How many turn into customers

Talk to your upline, your mentor, your Sponsor and track the same

things.

Measure your success

TIPS

Try these tips to help you gauge

with success:

• Download and use the gauge forms from

MyHerbalife.com.

• Try them for a few months – do they make

a difference to your productivity?

• Be disciplined and honest with yourself.

• Be consistent - fill them in every day,

week or month as required.

• Adapt where you need – change things

that are not working, make stronger what

is working.

• Limiting yourself to a few key metrics will

make it a lot easier to keep track of how

your business is progressing.

• Track and manage your spending.

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