CROWN

This is a business of helping others. As leaders, we

assume added responsibility for the success of people

in our downline. Our only limits are those that we place

on ourselves. It’s my job to motivate IBOs and help

them break through their barriers

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“Give a man a fish and you feed him for a day: teach him how to fish and you feed him for a lifetime.”

I teach people how to start and build their own business.

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 Just for today…          I will choose and display the right attitudes.

 Just for today…          I will determine and act on important priorities.

 Just for today…          I will know and follow healthy guidelines.

 Just for today…          I will communicate with and care for my family.

 Just for today…          I will practice and develop good thinking.

 Just for today…          I will make and keep proper commitments.

Just for today…          I earn and properly manage finances.

 Just for today…          I will deepen and live out my faith.

 Just for today…          I will initiate and invest in solid relationships.

 Just for today…          I will plan for and model generosity.

 Just for today…          I will embrace and practice good values.

Just for today…          I will seek and experience improvements.

 Just for today…         I will act on these decisions and practice these disciplines, and

Then one day…         I will see the compounding results of a day lived well.

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Joe Markiewicz
IBO since 1987 | Double Diamond

Ask anyone who knows him, and they’ll tell you: Joe
Markiewicz is a guy who loves baseball. “To me, it’s just
a great foundation for life,” he says. “You learn about
discipline, teamwork, perseverance, competition – and
how to overcome your setbacks and disappointments.”
When an injury in college cut short his dream of
becoming a professional player, Joe learned that
sometimes life just isn’t fair. “It is how you handle those
adversities that’s important,” says Joe.
Now as a passionate and devoted coach for his son
Bradley’s baseball team, he shares his life lessons with
the next generation. “I try to teach the kids how to win
and lose gracefully, with dignity and humility, and how
to be emotionally tough and move on when things don’t
go your way.”
Overcoming difficulties is something he talks about in
his AMWAY™ business, too. “I know it can be hard and
I had times when I felt like giving up. But one of the
greatest things I’ve ever done in my life was to not give
up and keep chasing my dreams,” he says.
Joe believes everybody has the potential to be a winner
– in sports and in business. “Champions are not made
when they’re up on the podium holding a trophy,” he
says. “Champions are made very quietly, through the
discipline of getting up every day and working hard
when nobody is looking.”
He feels the same way about succeeding in the
AMWAY business. “What are you doing in your spare
time – watching TV or learning how to compete in
the marketplace?”
Joe has no regrets about the path he’s chosen, or how
he got there. “I never wanted to settle for mediocrity,”
he says. “I remember when I was working as an
engineer, getting up at the same time every morning,
sitting in the same traffic jam every day, thinking, ‘Is this
what I’m supposed to be doing?’”
Today his life is a home run by any measure and his
business gives him all kinds of opportunities to enjoy
his favorite sport: like the memorable day Bradley threw
out the first pitch at the Amway-sponsored Oakland A’s
versus New York Yankee game, Fourth of July weekend
in 2010. And, there are those annual Markiewizc
Freedom Fighter games played in a minor league
baseball stadium, in uniforms, under the lights, with
umps, announcers, scoreboard, the whole deal. “The
guys love it!” he beams.
Looking back on the life he has today versus where he
was headed in college, Joe says simply, “Sometimes
your setbacks are the springboard for even greater
dreams. And that’s what happened to me.”
Joe Markiewicz
IBO since 1987 | Double Diamond
ATHLETES
turning curve
balls into
HOME
RUNS

Sometimes your setbacks are the
springboard for even greater dreams.
And that’s what happened to me.

Joe Markiewicz

Robert K. Hinshaw

Independent Business Owner – RKH Group of Fairborn store

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