Kim Klaver
Kim Klaver, aka Ms. Stud, has been selling things she loves since she was eight. The little Dutch girl with broken English sold more Christmas cards door-to-door in her neighborhood in Grand Rapids, Michigan, than all her friends.
In her debut as a professional direct seller, Kim retailed more water filters than anyone in the company's history - nearly $60k in her first month. Five years later with another product she loved, Kim achieved the highest position in the shortest time in NSA's history.
Kim studied Language at MIT and even wrote a book on linguistics that went on to become the textbook for introductory linguistics at MIT and other universities. Kim went on to get her Masters degree in Teaching at Harvard.
Kim continues to write, teach, and lead the alternative network marketing movement.
Titles from Kim Klaver
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Do You Have a Plan B
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| by Kim Klaver |
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| For entrepreneurs who are looking to supplement or replace their JOB or current business. |
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How to be an Awesome Sponsor
| $19.95 |
| by Kim Klaver |
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| This audio CD shows how to create a mastermind program to overcome obstacles that knock people out of the business too soon. |
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How to Build a Giant Heap
| $29.95 |
| by Kim Klaver |
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| This 2 audio CD shows a series of reaching-out methods to build your heap – with or without friends or people close to you. How-to’s include: Ads, Dear Friend Letter, Postcards, Card Deck, Bump Into, Mall Cruising, etc. |
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So you want to be a networker
| $19.95 |
| by Kim Klaver |
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| A humorous introduction to what it takes to make it in the networking business. A no-holds-barred depiction of the attitudes and perspectives necessary to succeed in network marketing. |
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3 Script Course 100 Customers
| $67.95 |
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| Over the last two years, Kim Klaver has taught 117 3-day 3 Scripts tele-courses that have been filled with network marketers who need a recruiting break, but who want to stay in the business. Customers were a novel idea. So they came. |
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