Stephen Yates founded EcoLife LLC in 2006. It is a Network Marketing educational and information foundation headquartered in Plano, TX, just North of Dallas, TX. The Institute has helped lay the philosophical foundation for many American Business success stories.

 

 

EcoLife LLC seeks to broaden the parameters of public awareness and to allow consideration of the traditional American principles of Network Marketing, individual business opportunities, free markets and educational needs. Toward that goal, the Institute strives to achieve greater involvement of the individual, concerned about his or her Business, and the capacity to meet both the human needs of education and the proper role of their Business on the Internet.

 

 

EcoLife LLC undertakes an extensive publications program dealing with the complete spectrum of Marketing and Network Marketing per say. Books, monographs, briefing papers and shorter studies are commissioned to examine issues in nearly every corner of the Internet. Policy forums and book forums are held regularly, as are major policy conferences, which EcoLife LLC hosts throughout the year, and from which papers are published yearly on the Internet via many different ways. All of these are offered and many archived on our Web site. Additionally, EcoLife LLC continues to search for and offer outstanding articles of interest to anyone trying to succeed in the Marketplace.

 

 

Today, those who subscribe to the principles of proper and ethical Network Marketing, individual success, the free market, and the rule of law, all call themselves by a variety of terms, including Businessman, Businesswoman, classical salespeople, and entrepreneurs. We see problems with all of those terms in some way or another. Most titles smack of an unwillingness to change, of a desire to preserve the status quo. Only in America do people seem to refer to free-market capitalism--the most progressive, dynamic, and ever-changing system the world has ever known--as conservative. Additionally, many contemporary American conservatives favor state intervention in some areas, most notably in trade and into our private lives.

 

"Entrepreneur" is a bit closer to the mark, but the word denotes a backward-looking philosophy. We are trying to push forward and educate and enlighten the average business owner to a more standard way of learning about free enterprise and helping the public to get what they pay for.

 

Finally, "EcoLife" may well be the perfect place on the Internet, where the owner of the marketing dream, may come to fill their needs to learn and prosper, without bias or being hit by offers of unfair costs, just to stack the pockets of the so-called Internet Gurus.

 

It may sound like quite the daunting task, but ECOLIFE founder and director Steve Yates has a large concern with ailing educational resources, and has placed the issue in the forefront of the organization.

 

The theme for the 2008 is more FREE educational offerings, and efforts to improve the failures of Internet resource management.

 

Poor resource management, combined with greedy Gurus and lack of educational information, has pushed the Internet beyond its capacity to meet growing successful business needs, said Steve, who is concerned about more than 20 years of Network Marketing rape. As a result, our planet is witnessing the biggest extinction crisis in the history of the planet: Good business practice and the proper growth for a new business, both which have disappeared from our rich diversity on a daily basis.

 

We truly care about the Internet and the small business owner.