(PRWEB) April 6, 2006 -- When Anthony Diaz launched LifeQuest in Japan, he had a vision, based on his years of hands-on experience, and those of his co-founder Lani Dizon, he knew what distributors wanted, what they needed – what they demanded. With that “Ideal MLM Business Model” in mind, he and Dizon set out to manifest that vision in LifeQuest, according to the Network Marketing Business Journal, formerly named Money Maker’s Monthly, the leading direct sales and multi-level industry newspaper for the past 21 years. The trade newspaper has featured LifeQuest as its “New Kid on the Block” in its May 2006 issue.

Diaz and Dizon took an innovative approach by launching their business in Japan first – the most difficult country in network marketing to penetrate, the feature article went on to say. In just over two years, they have successfully helped thousands of people create profitable businesses from home, even in Japan’s depressed economy. LifeQuest’s tremendous track record, along with its selection of highly effective products has positioned it to be one of the top direct sales companies for the 21st century. Now, LifeQuest has chosen America to be the next stop, which will be the portal to the rest of the world.

The trade newspaper article continued that LifeQuest offers the rare opportunity for U.S. distributors to participate on the ground floor of a new start-up, yet have the confidence and security of an already established, proven, and profitable company. This only occurs about once every 15 years or so when a foreign-based MLM company opens the U.S. market (U.S. distributors are already able to enroll prospects in Japan, and visa-versa, all into one seamless downline).

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