u/Mysterious-Tone-8147

I’m copy pasting her post.

“I’m a doctor.
And yes, I'm in network marketing.

Which means I get a front-row seat to an industry that has a reputation problem.

I get it.

The fake lifestyle marketing.�
The exaggerated income claims.�
The manufactured scarcity.�
The pressure tactics.�
And, probably the biggest turn-off for me, treating people like numbers rather than humans.

But here's the thing:

I don't think the answer is to hide the industry, defend every bad practice or pretend the criticism isn't justified.

I think we need to raise the standard.

If we're asking professionals to take network marketing seriously, we need to start behaving like professionals.

So after years of being in the industry, I'm coming at you with what I think this industry gets wrong, what I think it gets right, and what needs to change.

What's the first thing that comes to mind when you hear network marketing?”

And call me crazy but I could’ve swore she said in previous posts she was a nurse and now she’s saying she’s a doctor? 🤨

I was with Amway for four years and quit last year, and I wanted to talk about the cruise. We never made it, but I wanted to talk about it.

They push it nonstop so you feel motivated to get 6/25. The leaders will even cry on stage about how they would love you to join them next time. Now, here's what they don't tell you: YOU HAVE TO PAY FOR IT!

In other words, anyone can take the cruise. It's Royal Caribbean leaving from Miami for a weekend. Even so, they will try to make it sound like it's a VIP experience when it's not.

I recommend you go with your family instead and have fun with them.

Most people will spend their entire career building income that stops the second they do.

They call it normal. It isn’t.

It’s just the only model they’ve ever known.

What they don't know is there’s a smarter way to build.

One where every relationship you create and every person you develop compounds instead of resets.

And because there are no requirements, no inventory, no prespecified path you must follow ... It's completely your choice.

Successful entrepreneurs understand this.

>> Warren Buffett teaches the principles of referral marketing, building and leveraging a strong network.

>> Robert Kiyosaki talked for years about it and it's importance in creating assets.

>> Sir Richard Branson builds his companies on community and connection.

You don't need years of experience. You don't need a big capital. You don't need the perfect strategy. You just need the decision to start. Because waiting changes nothing.

If you want to understand how this really works, DM me or comment “BUSINESS” below, and we can talk about what it could look like for you.

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Hi all. I’m working on a MLM parody for “We are Siamese” from Lady and the Tramp. Your opinion: Do you think it would be better if I made it specifically about Primerica RVP’s or about MLM’s in general and the way they target people?

You know when my sister AL brought up supplement “research” At the hospital back in January after our younger brother explained to me his cancer doesn’t go into remission and requires monthly injections to stay alive, I was irritated because I knew these things could kill him but also not totally mad because I saw someone who thought maybe the products could help him. “I get commissions, he no longer needs monthly treatments, everyone wins.”

I was annoyed when I asked her at our uncle’s celebration of life where she got her son’s punching bag and she was vague about it, then told me she’d message me. (No just tell me the name of the store).

When I posted those screenshots where she texted me about my skin, I was mostly just amused that she talked up a video so much and didn’t provide a link. I’m still not sure if I’m more amused by the fact she thought I’d seek it out or that I’d follow the weird recommendation that I blow a hair dryer on cold in the folds without talking to my dermatologist.

I can be patient with a lot of things but not at the performative ass stunt she pulled at my nephew’s 14th birthday party! 🤬 So for her birthday present she got him a box with confetti and a card in it (Not bad). When he opens the card he sees a note promising a trip to Universal Studios in January, and then she announced the plan to the family.

This wouldn’t have angered me except I KNOW she can’t afford that. As usual, she does things without thinking it through and DAMN THE FUCKING CONSEQUENCES!! 🤬🤬😡😡

I’m calling it that she’ll either end up canceling or she’s going to end up expecting her boyfriend and/or our parents to fund the whole thing-possibly even ask my husband and I for money. And if she has downlines, she’ll probably drag them into this too! 😡(I’m also hoping there isn’t some damn MLM event going on in January around that area where he doesn’t get as much time there as should).

If I’m angry about this then it’s because CB is a REALLY good kid. I wish she’d get her head out of her ass and see what she’s doing to him. I also take this kind of personally because my nephew and I have had a special relationship since he was 2 (Heck since he was a baby) so he’s like a son to me. Add to the fact that my weight loss doctor has told me that I have a hormone disorder that may prevent me from being able to give birth so he’s the closest thing to my own I might get unless I can get a really good hormone treatment or my husband and I can get an adoption sponsorship.