My Mom, my Dad, my uncles and aunts. Some friends, relatives, random aquantances have joined these MLM companies at some point in time, and some still are.
While they all claim to be different they all sell the same thing, the false hope. The hope that someday you'll make as much as the guy at the top. The let down is disapointing, it makes you feel as if you're a looser or someone who "was just never meant to be an entrepreneur."
The sheeple who join these companies sink thousands of dollars and years of time into the false hope that, if they stick with it, someday they'll be rich.
I know MANY people who have, at some time, joined a MLM company or are currently in a MLM-type company. And are any of these people rich? Do their "opportunities" make them a living? Only a very few... by few I mean 1%.
I was one of these people. I was recruited into Quixstar, Monavie and a few others. I sunk a sad amount of time and money into them. While I did very little to make it work I was constantly along side a crowd of people who seemed to have an endless battle. Some people, in the company two or more years, still made nothing, even when they were working hard. Why is that?
You can make some money with these MLM companies but keep in mind that 99% of recruits fail. It's best to invest in your own brand, keep your control and own a real company instead of mistaking joining for owning.
While they all claim to be different they all sell the same thing, the false hope. The hope that someday you'll make as much as the guy at the top. The let down is disapointing, it makes you feel as if you're a looser or someone who "was just never meant to be an entrepreneur."
The sheeple who join these companies sink thousands of dollars and years of time into the false hope that, if they stick with it, someday they'll be rich.
I know MANY people who have, at some time, joined a MLM company or are currently in a MLM-type company. And are any of these people rich? Do their "opportunities" make them a living? Only a very few... by few I mean 1%.
I was one of these people. I was recruited into Quixstar, Monavie and a few others. I sunk a sad amount of time and money into them. While I did very little to make it work I was constantly along side a crowd of people who seemed to have an endless battle. Some people, in the company two or more years, still made nothing, even when they were working hard. Why is that?
You can make some money with these MLM companies but keep in mind that 99% of recruits fail. It's best to invest in your own brand, keep your control and own a real company instead of mistaking joining for owning.
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