1. In its first 5 years in business TNI has done over one Billion dollars in Sales. Most companies do not do 100 million dollars in their entire lifetime.
2. TNI is one of the fastest growing companies in the history of the world. Dr. Scott Baird, CEO of Griffin Hill a widely respected market research company, stated, “There may not be 10 companies in the history of the world that equals Tahitian Noni International’s revenues growth in their first six years”.
Historical Comparisons A. Coca Cola - After 5 years in business Coca Cola was sold for $75,000.00 and it took them 40 years to reach half of what TNI did in 5 years.
B. Pepsi Cola - Pepsi cola went bankrupt twice and it took them 34 years to achieve what TNI did in 2 years.
C. Starbuck - It took Starbuck coffee franchise 17 years to achieve half of TNI revenue growth in year 2.
D. IBM - It took IBM 30 years to achieve what TNI did in years.
E. Microsoft - It took Microsoft 10 years to accomplish the revenue growth of what TNI did in 3 Years.
3. Millionaires are being created... TNI has paid out over $1.5 Billion dollars to distributors worldwide in only 10 years. 200 have earned over One million dollars and over 500 are expected by the end of 2008.
4. The product potential is tremendous. It has not touched 1% of the population in any country as yet.
5. No Competition - Of the numerous companies trying to sell their version of noni juice, “Tahitian noni juice” controls 95% of the market due to its Product superiority.
“Tahitian noni juice”- is the only noni juice endorsed by the government Of French Polynesia.
“Tahitian noni juice” - is the only juice endorsed by Dr.Ralphe Heinicke, the world’s foremost expert and scientist who discovered xeronine. TNI - is the only company in the world that can test for the active Ingredient Proxeronine which is the main reason why the juice works so well.
6. The compensation plan - is seamless without borders. The compensation Plan works the same in every country that TNI is doing business in. This means you may build in any country you wish, creating even more Opportunities to earn money on a global scale. There are seven different ways of being compensated, including earning Bonuses on distributors that are not part of your organization.
7. The system is duplicatable and affordable - for many who are seriously interested in changing their lives financially.
Friday, February 22, 2008
Thursday, February 21, 2008
Tahitian Noni Juice - A Blueprint to Wealth
Tahitian Noni Juice is a great and wonderful product. It contains 150 nutraceuticals, which has a wide range of health application.
Every 1.8 seconds someone purchase a bottle worldwide.
There are no questions as to its potency.
The question you must ask yourself therefore is ....How come there are people making over $5000, $10,000, $100,000, $200,000, $300,000+ per month and you are not?
The answer lies in the understanding of wealth Creation.
Aside from inheriting, gambling, marriage, and Lawsuits, it is extremely difficult to earn enough money in your life time to become wealthy. If you look at any wealthy, financially Independent, or successful business person you will notice they have one thing in common.....and that is they have tapped into the secret of wealth which is Leverage. They have either put there money to work for them or they have found a way to leverage their time.
This concept of leverage is universal and goes all they way back
to the ancient Babylonians.
The concept is practice everyday in our very own families. For example, a Family of four... Father, mother and two very young children (under 10). In many instances the Father is out working and is the only Income earner because the mother has to stay home with the children. In this situation there is not much leverage.
However, as the Children gets older to the point where the Mother may not need to stay home full time, and decides to work part or full time; she now becomes a second income earner in the Family and therefore increase the overall income of the family. In some cases, the children when older may even get part time jobs and further increase the income of the family. This is Leverage, for you have the power of multiple people working, generating more productivity and creating a higher Income.
If you look at any business, the owner(s) makes more money because they are benefiting from the income, of multiple people producing goods and services for them. A business owner who has 30 people working for him will always make more money because his compensation is not based on exchanging time for pay, but rather the combined productivity of 30 people.
You need to know that only way to be wealthy is to generate enough productivity, in order to produce the type of money that you don’t have to worry about any Bills for the rest of your life. This productivity can only come from having the power of many people working on your behalf.
Every 1.8 seconds someone purchase a bottle worldwide.
There are no questions as to its potency.
The question you must ask yourself therefore is ....How come there are people making over $5000, $10,000, $100,000, $200,000, $300,000+ per month and you are not?
The answer lies in the understanding of wealth Creation.
Aside from inheriting, gambling, marriage, and Lawsuits, it is extremely difficult to earn enough money in your life time to become wealthy. If you look at any wealthy, financially Independent, or successful business person you will notice they have one thing in common.....and that is they have tapped into the secret of wealth which is Leverage. They have either put there money to work for them or they have found a way to leverage their time.
This concept of leverage is universal and goes all they way back
to the ancient Babylonians.
The concept is practice everyday in our very own families. For example, a Family of four... Father, mother and two very young children (under 10). In many instances the Father is out working and is the only Income earner because the mother has to stay home with the children. In this situation there is not much leverage.
However, as the Children gets older to the point where the Mother may not need to stay home full time, and decides to work part or full time; she now becomes a second income earner in the Family and therefore increase the overall income of the family. In some cases, the children when older may even get part time jobs and further increase the income of the family. This is Leverage, for you have the power of multiple people working, generating more productivity and creating a higher Income.
If you look at any business, the owner(s) makes more money because they are benefiting from the income, of multiple people producing goods and services for them. A business owner who has 30 people working for him will always make more money because his compensation is not based on exchanging time for pay, but rather the combined productivity of 30 people.
You need to know that only way to be wealthy is to generate enough productivity, in order to produce the type of money that you don’t have to worry about any Bills for the rest of your life. This productivity can only come from having the power of many people working on your behalf.
Thursday, February 14, 2008
Valentine Joke for You all
A man's logic
A couple wants a divorce, but first they must decide who will be the main guardian of their child. The jury asks both the man and woman for a reason why they should be the one to keep the child.
So the jury asks the woman first. She says, "Well I carried this child around in my stomach for nine months and I had to go through a painful birth process, this is my child and a part of me."
The jury is impressed and then turns to ask the man the same question. The man replies, "OK, I take a coin and put it in the drink machine and a drink comes out, now tell me who does the drink belong to me or the machine"
A couple wants a divorce, but first they must decide who will be the main guardian of their child. The jury asks both the man and woman for a reason why they should be the one to keep the child.
So the jury asks the woman first. She says, "Well I carried this child around in my stomach for nine months and I had to go through a painful birth process, this is my child and a part of me."
The jury is impressed and then turns to ask the man the same question. The man replies, "OK, I take a coin and put it in the drink machine and a drink comes out, now tell me who does the drink belong to me or the machine"
Tuesday, February 12, 2008
Joke of the Day
Super Brat Gambler
Little CHRIS was starting his first day at a new NURSERY school and his father called the teacher to tell her that little CHRIS was a big gambler.
She said that it was no problem and she has seen worse than that. After Little CHRIS's first day at his new school his father called the teacher to see how it went.
She said, "I think I broke his gambling". The father asked how and she said, "He bet me $20 that I had a mole on my butt, so I pulled down my pants and won his money."
"DAMN!" said the father. "What's wrong?", the teacher asked. Little CHRIS's father said, "This morning he bet me $200 he would see his teacher's butt before the day was over!"
Little CHRIS was starting his first day at a new NURSERY school and his father called the teacher to tell her that little CHRIS was a big gambler.
She said that it was no problem and she has seen worse than that. After Little CHRIS's first day at his new school his father called the teacher to see how it went.
She said, "I think I broke his gambling". The father asked how and she said, "He bet me $20 that I had a mole on my butt, so I pulled down my pants and won his money."
"DAMN!" said the father. "What's wrong?", the teacher asked. Little CHRIS's father said, "This morning he bet me $200 he would see his teacher's butt before the day was over!"
Tuesday, February 5, 2008
Local Polynesian Magazine Writes about TNI Scientist
Channeling the Wisdom of our Ancestors Tongan Molecular Biologist plays pivotal role in the Tahitian Noni success story
American Fork, Utah - ‘Afa Palu clearly remembers an event from his childhood that played out like this: he would gather around with the village children and they would engage in a rousing game of mapu tuitui.
Just as the fun got heated, his grandmother and mother would call on ‘Afa to accompany them to ‘uta to gather medicinal leaves, a task he hated at the time because it always interfered with his fun.
In hindsight, ‘Afa is forever grateful for that experience because it has led him to the most unexpected place - the biology lab at Tahitian Noni International, located in American Fork, Utah. Now, he speaks with utmost reverence for the knowledge posed by his mother and grandmother and all Polynesian traditional healers.
‘Afa came to BYU-Hawaii in the late 80’s from Tonga, with resilience and lofty ambitions - to graduate with three Bachelor’s Degrees. He enrolled in Computer Science, Pre-Med and Chemistry. “I was actually on track to get all three!” he said.
But things didn’t work out the way he had hoped. ‘Afa had forgotten an important element - his wife Kalisi and their newborn son. ‘Afa was so into his schooling that he would leave in the morning at 7:00 in the morning and come home at 12:00 midnight. One night he came home and found all his belongings sitting outside the door. He knocked on the door and Kalisi opened the door and said “What do you want?” ‘Afa replied he wanted to come in and she said, “Go to a hotel. You come and go like your home is a hotel. You check out in the morning, you check in at night!”
“I then realized that the goals I set when I was single does not fit in marriage.” he laughs.
At the advice of a professor, ‘Afa decided to invest in a time management plan and to simplify his schedule. He changed Chemistry to a minor and changed his Computer Science to an Associate’s Degree and changed Pre-Med to Biology Science.
While taking a genetics class, he became fascinated with the world of microbes. An experiment in isolating DNA in bacteria fueled a passion to delve deeper into the world of molecular science.
‘Afa approached his professor about this idea of genetically engineering termites to break down the landfills in Hawaii. After the weighing all the options, the possibilities and the consequences, they decided it would be too big of a task, probably requiring a full scale operation in a closed facility like the US military.
“My professor told me “You are getting to be a nut!” ‘Afa recalls.
His next dream was solving the coconut dilemma in Hawaii. Coconuts are a liability, meaning any property owner with a coconut tree can be sued if someone was suddenly struck by a fallen coconut. ‘Afa proposed to eliminate the gene that produces the coconut, so that the tree only produces leaves, or genetically alter the coconut to prolong the maturing process. His professor said that’s impossible.
‘Afa didn’t let that stop him. He asked his professor, “What about tomatoes?” Tomatoes at the time were shipped from California, usually small and unripe because it is picked so early and expected to ripen during shipment. ‘Afa proposed picking local tomatoes before they fully mature and while they still hold their shape. Then the tomatoes would be exposed to ethylene gas, which is a natural gas emitted by fruits and vegetables when ripening. This would expedite the process.
His professor thought it was a great idea, but ‘Afa received a phone call from his wife a day later to find out that someone had beaten him to it. He went home and she showed him a tape of a CNN story on Flavor Savor tomatoes, which used the same concept that ‘Afa had discussed with his professor.
“My wife said to me, “I used to think you were a nutcase but now I see you are closer to reality!”
At that pivotal moment, ‘Afa knew he belonged in the field of molecular biology. He became interested in studying the human body on a cellular level and after BYU-Hawaii, he moved with his family to Utah to begin his graduate work at BYU in Provo.
While at BYU, he met a professor who was researching the properties of Nonu and it peaked ‘Afa’s interest. ‘Afa’s background in molecular biology, coupled with his knowledge of traditional healing passed down from his family, was the right marriage that Tahitian Noni International was looking for. Soon, ‘Afa became one of their top researchers.
His job now is to research how Nonu affects the human body on a cellular level. He has discovered that the Nonu fruit can heal so many ailments, including gout, a condition that affects many Polynesians.
Because of FDA regulations, Tahitian Noni is limited in what they can claim, but many Polynesians have known the benefits of Nonu long before the founders of Tahitian Noni and the western world stumbled upon it.
‘Afa still remembers from his childhood how they would go to ‘uta with his uncle, and his uncle would cut up ripe Nonu fruit and they would all gather around and eat it.
“Our ancestors were smart people, but they were not educated in the Western ways. I believe they were educated from on High. Our ancestors described remedies perfectly. Science is finally coming around to verify what our ancestors have said and done. I revere my ancestors a lot.”
‘Afa Palu and his wife Kalisi and their three children live in Orem, Utah. The Ano Masima News is happy to report that ‘Afa has agreed to be the Health Columnist.
You can also see this article online: http://www.anomasimanews.com/ Charlie
American Fork, Utah - ‘Afa Palu clearly remembers an event from his childhood that played out like this: he would gather around with the village children and they would engage in a rousing game of mapu tuitui.
Just as the fun got heated, his grandmother and mother would call on ‘Afa to accompany them to ‘uta to gather medicinal leaves, a task he hated at the time because it always interfered with his fun.
In hindsight, ‘Afa is forever grateful for that experience because it has led him to the most unexpected place - the biology lab at Tahitian Noni International, located in American Fork, Utah. Now, he speaks with utmost reverence for the knowledge posed by his mother and grandmother and all Polynesian traditional healers.
‘Afa came to BYU-Hawaii in the late 80’s from Tonga, with resilience and lofty ambitions - to graduate with three Bachelor’s Degrees. He enrolled in Computer Science, Pre-Med and Chemistry. “I was actually on track to get all three!” he said.
But things didn’t work out the way he had hoped. ‘Afa had forgotten an important element - his wife Kalisi and their newborn son. ‘Afa was so into his schooling that he would leave in the morning at 7:00 in the morning and come home at 12:00 midnight. One night he came home and found all his belongings sitting outside the door. He knocked on the door and Kalisi opened the door and said “What do you want?” ‘Afa replied he wanted to come in and she said, “Go to a hotel. You come and go like your home is a hotel. You check out in the morning, you check in at night!”
“I then realized that the goals I set when I was single does not fit in marriage.” he laughs.
At the advice of a professor, ‘Afa decided to invest in a time management plan and to simplify his schedule. He changed Chemistry to a minor and changed his Computer Science to an Associate’s Degree and changed Pre-Med to Biology Science.
While taking a genetics class, he became fascinated with the world of microbes. An experiment in isolating DNA in bacteria fueled a passion to delve deeper into the world of molecular science.
‘Afa approached his professor about this idea of genetically engineering termites to break down the landfills in Hawaii. After the weighing all the options, the possibilities and the consequences, they decided it would be too big of a task, probably requiring a full scale operation in a closed facility like the US military.
“My professor told me “You are getting to be a nut!” ‘Afa recalls.
His next dream was solving the coconut dilemma in Hawaii. Coconuts are a liability, meaning any property owner with a coconut tree can be sued if someone was suddenly struck by a fallen coconut. ‘Afa proposed to eliminate the gene that produces the coconut, so that the tree only produces leaves, or genetically alter the coconut to prolong the maturing process. His professor said that’s impossible.
‘Afa didn’t let that stop him. He asked his professor, “What about tomatoes?” Tomatoes at the time were shipped from California, usually small and unripe because it is picked so early and expected to ripen during shipment. ‘Afa proposed picking local tomatoes before they fully mature and while they still hold their shape. Then the tomatoes would be exposed to ethylene gas, which is a natural gas emitted by fruits and vegetables when ripening. This would expedite the process.
His professor thought it was a great idea, but ‘Afa received a phone call from his wife a day later to find out that someone had beaten him to it. He went home and she showed him a tape of a CNN story on Flavor Savor tomatoes, which used the same concept that ‘Afa had discussed with his professor.
“My wife said to me, “I used to think you were a nutcase but now I see you are closer to reality!”
At that pivotal moment, ‘Afa knew he belonged in the field of molecular biology. He became interested in studying the human body on a cellular level and after BYU-Hawaii, he moved with his family to Utah to begin his graduate work at BYU in Provo.
While at BYU, he met a professor who was researching the properties of Nonu and it peaked ‘Afa’s interest. ‘Afa’s background in molecular biology, coupled with his knowledge of traditional healing passed down from his family, was the right marriage that Tahitian Noni International was looking for. Soon, ‘Afa became one of their top researchers.
His job now is to research how Nonu affects the human body on a cellular level. He has discovered that the Nonu fruit can heal so many ailments, including gout, a condition that affects many Polynesians.
Because of FDA regulations, Tahitian Noni is limited in what they can claim, but many Polynesians have known the benefits of Nonu long before the founders of Tahitian Noni and the western world stumbled upon it.
‘Afa still remembers from his childhood how they would go to ‘uta with his uncle, and his uncle would cut up ripe Nonu fruit and they would all gather around and eat it.
“Our ancestors were smart people, but they were not educated in the Western ways. I believe they were educated from on High. Our ancestors described remedies perfectly. Science is finally coming around to verify what our ancestors have said and done. I revere my ancestors a lot.”
‘Afa Palu and his wife Kalisi and their three children live in Orem, Utah. The Ano Masima News is happy to report that ‘Afa has agreed to be the Health Columnist.
You can also see this article online: http://www.anomasimanews.com/ Charlie
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