Now, I hate to admit it, but I am always intrigued by these (MLM) businesses, and am often tempted to start my own. Why? I like helping people with learning to expand their horizons, I like learning new things, I like networking with people, but I don't have a lot of money to stick into something, and I don't like harrasing people about selling stuff. At one time, I was in Amway and I liked the business but didn't like the way they pushed on people so hard and the pressure to develop your downline. Eventually, I had to tell the people to leave me alone since I couldn't buy into selling your soul to them.
I always wonder if there is a way of making a business work such as these MLM type businesses without selling your soul. I think it would be fun! Something that could be mine...
I always wonder if there is a way of making a business work such as these MLM type businesses without selling your soul. I think it would be fun! Something that could be mine...
Kevin sounds like a true entrepreneur. He wants to build a business of his own, but he doesn't want to sell his soul to do it.As I (we, if you choose to join me) embark on the MultiLeveler journey, I hope to profile a number of MLM companies that Kevin would be honored to be a part of.
I enjoy finding posts like Kevin's on blogs unrelated to the Network Marketing industry. I think reading these posts helps with our perspective. If you limit yourself to reading the MLM positive blogs, you will also limit your understanding of how people think about the industry.
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