Special Session 118
The Village of Anything Is Possible
Ed Rector
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Special Session 118
The Village of Anything Is Possible
Ed Rector
When the history of MLM Network Marketing is written— if anybody or any group
of anybodies is brave and mad enough for the challenge— there will have to be
a chapter about Glen W. Turner. Controversial to a fault— one of his biographies
is titled "Con-man or Saint"— Mr. Turner has friends and foes and many of each.
No matter where you choose to stand about him and his Dare To Be Great and Koscot
International enterprises (and 78 other corporations, in 13 countries), his impact
on the industry is indelible.
I've watched films of Glen Turner standing on stage and telling people to get out their checkbooks and come up front and give him money— and they did. By some accounts, many hundreds of thousands did. He was a great story teller. He collected them and commissioned them. One of his most famous stories was "The Village of Anything Is Possible." It was written long ago by a then young Max Stitts, who went on to become the author of The Spiritual Quest "An Adventure with God." The late Ed Rector, Glen Turner's long-time friend (who, as I heard the story, voluntarily went to prison with Glen to protect him and died there) turned the story into a poem.
No matter what your opinion of Glen W. Turner, this recording is an MLM Network Marketing classic. It's taken me a couple of months to find the original recording, convert it to Mp3 and get it up here. Trust it's worth the effort for you.
In this Special Session, you can hear Ed Rector read "The Village of Anything Is Possible" and watch Mr. Turner himself tell the story on video.
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