I had dinner with a former MLMer from another MLM recently. Had a very interesting conversation, sharing our trials and tribulations of our industry.
J was with a MLM company for about 2 years, dealing with non-consumable products. Was doing fairly well, earning a good 4 figure monthly paycheck, made overseas trips to open the market.
Somehow towards the end of 2 years, something didnt feel right. J felt something was missing. Is it the marketing plan? Is it the products? Is it the leaders?
Upon soul searching and attending seminars, J realised that she wasnt enjoying it. The leaders didnt walk the talk. The products are non-consumables. How many non-consumables can you buy??? J wondered.
At the end, J called it quits.
I agree. MLM is a people industry. You have to walk the talk. You have to win the trust. It's a relationship business too. Once you crossed the line, it's difficult to reconcile.
And mostly importantly, the product must be good quality and consumable for the repeat sales.
I'm glad that I'm with FitLine.
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