Dear Rhino Report readers,

Greetings! It has been way too long since my last email to readers. I hope that this email finds you well!

I have been blessed to have built up my Mannatech business to a point where I can step back for a time and still receive the residual income from it. Because of that, I decided to take some time off and refocus on some other important parts of my life for a time. It has turned out to be a good move.

Over the last few months, I've been able to watch my beautiful little girl, Emma Maria, become a strong willed, personality filled 18 month old on her way to her terrible twos. I've been so blessed to participate in this part of her growth. She's just like a sponge, absorbing the life experience around her and learning from it. She is truly her "daddy's girl".

I have re-dedicated myself to my volunteer work. My passion is in the political arena and am Treasurer of the local county party and for a local candidate for County Commissioner. This work gives me great satisfaction and allows me to give back to my local community in a very unique way.

Some entrepreneural opporunities came their way as I recently took over a small graphic design firm working in partnership with a local commercial printer. This situation was too good for me to pass up. In a previous life I was a magazine publisher and this new situation gives me a springboard toward my return to the field.

Its ironic that the name of my former magazine was called In Balance Magazine because that is what I feel is happening for me right now, that my life is getting back into balance. I needed the chance to reflect on and start applying the lessons I learned from the trials and tribulations of the past three years.

My heart will always be with the Mannatech mission. I've learned that life parallels that mission in that we are here with a servant's heart to lift up others. I have been blessed to help so many people, physically and personally, grow and change and improve. How could I leave that?

Its funny, it took the graphic design business to make me realize the power of Mannatech residual income. I moved myself, as Robert Kiyosaki refers to it, into the "Self Employment" quadrant. This means time is money and if I don't produce, I don't get paid. That's not the case with my Mannatech income. I guess I always took it for granted.

It has been 12 years with Mannatech making enough to be respectable and yet too low to retire. I wasn't "presidential" yet but I did "OK". I never quit, right? I always stayed in the game. But yet... something was missing.

So I've begun to realize that the missing link is making the commitment to win. I've always touted myself as the NeverNeverQuit guy but never quitting the game and actually winning in the game are two different attitudes.

I am continuing to learn but this time I am COMMITTED to being in the game and winning. Not only in Mannatech but in life. I even went out and bought the website www.committowin.com. It will re-direct you to the Rhino Report blog. But a website doth not make a winner. A commitment to winning does. And that is where we will begin again.

I will be getting back into the groove of Mannatech and prospecting over the next few months. I have been VERY impressed with the recent developments with Bob Anderson and Mike Klingler and their Eagles Club program. They have been holding down the fort for me while I've been away. Go to www.Mannacoach.com and click on the "Join Eagle Club" button under Bob Anderson's photo for more information.

All the best!

Moses Ross
Portland, OR
moses@CommitToWin.com