Basically, someone asked my wife to just sign up with her email address just to
"help out her numbers". My wife has repeatedly stated she will never buy or sell anything and has no interest in it.
What's the angle with her? Is she honestly just trying to boost her numbers, slowly lure and trap my wife, or is my wife somehow obligated if she signs up?
As a 23 year old student who graduated from grad school I’ve been approached by a friend of a friend who suggested amway to make extra money and build a successful business. Before they move me to the next steps they want me to answer these questions before we have a meeting today. The last five questions are definitely raising some concerns for me. Especially paired with the fact that they’re very interested when im going to test for my BCBA certification and going to be done studying. Do these people expect me to not spend time and money into school……?
1.Can you explain the difference between Amway and URA? What are the key distinctions between the two?
In your own words, what do you think the difference is between mentorship and regular advice?
Please write down your short-term (1-3 years) and long-term (5-10-20 years) goals that you see this opportunity helping you create. Make sure to be very detailed.
Short Term (1-3 years)
Long Term (5+ years)
5A. Can you explain the difference between investing and spending? Why is being your own best customer crucial for business ownership with this asset?
5B. From a business owner’s perspective, why is it crucial to have your DITTO process on the first day of the month?
5C. How will sticking to a budget that is created with the help of a mentor/coach contribute to having a ditto process on the first day of the month?
7A. What is your understanding of the importance of attending the FOUR Major Conferences annually in person, and why are they critical to your personal and entrepreneurial growth?
7B. Could you please provide the date for the next major conference?
If someone you love or respect, such as a parent or best friend, expresses doubts about the value of your time, the effectiveness of your approach, or even accuses you of being a pyramid scheme, how would you respond?
When life presents challenging situations, do you tend to isolate yourself or seek out supportive individuals who can offer guidance and assistance during difficult times?
In your opinion, what distinguishes an emotional decision from a logical decision?
If we were to extend an offer, do we have the authority to genuinely coach you in building an asset, and if we identify areas that require attention, do you want to know that we are free to address them with you?
Do you foresee any obstacles that could hinder your ability to meet the expectations set for your goals?