I don’t have a team yet.
You want to move forward, but you are unsure how to talk about your project or invite the first people. Start by finding your footing and learning to open a conversation.
Positioning · Your story · InvitationsNetwork marketing is a craft you can learn
Just starting out, having meetings without building a team, or looking to develop the team you have? Break The Wall explores the skills you need, from the first conversation to supporting your partners.
Invite · Present · Follow up · Support
« This is the book I wish I had read when I started. It would have saved me time. A lot of time. »
01 / YOUR STARTING POINT
You want to move forward, but you are unsure how to talk about your project or invite the first people. Start by finding your footing and learning to open a conversation.
Positioning · Your story · InvitationsYou have meetings, then conversations fade or new partners struggle to find their way. Revisit your presentations, follow-up and the first steps you take with them.
Presentations · Follow-up · Getting startedYour first team is in place. Now you need to pass on what you know, give new partners a clear start and help others build teams of their own.
The three phases · The first 90 days · Teaching others02 / INSIDE THE BOOK
The book connects Éric’s experience with everyday practice. It lays the foundations, works through the conversations, then explores how to support and develop a team.
Understand the craft, find your professional footing, create your project and watch it grow.
Invite, present, follow up and handle objections: the skills you need before you can build a team.
Help partners make a real start, organise their first 90 days and understand the three phases of network development.

03 / THE BOOK
Break The Wall draws on more than thirty years of field experience. Éric Clerc shares his journey, his mistakes and the practices he wishes he had known at the start.
Read it from beginning to end, then return to the chapter that addresses today’s challenge: an invitation, a presentation, a follow-up or a partner’s first steps.
06 / IF YOU ALREADY HAVE A TEAM
Already have a team? This questionnaire helps you reflect on what still relies on you. It is intended for this stage, not as an assessment of your ability to get started.
ONE STEP, THEN THE NEXT