Doa Bisnes Maju..Doa Sebelum Usaha

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Assalamualaikum semua rakan-rakan positif..

Moga hari ini bisnes kita maju, untung masuk bagai air hujan yang lebat😊


Sebelum buat apa kita doa dulu..mintak pertolongan Yg Maha Kuasa..

Menyerah diri kepada Yg Maha Empunya.

Allah Maha Kaya dan Pemurah.

Mana mungkin Allah kecewakan hamba yg meminta-minta kepadanya setiap detik kan...


Awal bulan ni buat target.

BERAPA SALES

BERAPA GROUP UV

BERAPA BUSINESS PARTNER ANDA NK AJAK MASUK TEAM

RANK APA ANDA NAK CAPAI

Lepas tu jangan lupa strategi.

Macam mana strategi anda nk capai target-target tu.

Nak jual apa..
Nak ajak siapa..
berapa uv sehari...
apa yg anda perlu buat untuk naik rank..
apa anda dapat bila naik rank.

Cari leader anda.

All THE BEST FOR NOVEMBER😊

Grow your team, keep the money flowing!

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