Remember: if it sounds too good to be true, IT PROBABLY IS. Ask yourself: if this were so awesome, so easy, then why do the vast majority of men reject this as a path to ease and riches?
If you are led to conclude
"Because only I have an open mind", "They're all close-minded fools", "Everyone but me is stupid"
then you are stupid and naive. No, you're not the only smart one on earth.
https://www.thebalancesmb.com/the-likelihood-of-mlm-success-1794500Making Money in an MLM
Can you really make money in an MLM? The short answer is yes, but in reality, only a tiny percentage of representatives actually realize the high earnings advertised in MLM promotional materials and at meetings. Some people don't make any money at all, and some people actually lose money.
The AARP Foundation found that only about 25% of those it surveyed made a profit with MLM,
27% broke even, and about
half of them lost money. Of the quarter that made a profit:
14% made less than $5,000
6% made between $5,000 and $9,999
3% made between $10,000 and $24,999
3% made $25,000 or more
.05% made $100,000 or more
The AARP Foundation found that 52% of MLM participants said the company’s representation of achieving financial success was “not too accurate” or “not at all accurate," while 43% said that it was "fairly accurate" or "very accurate."
Taylor came up with a more bleak conclusion from his research:
"On average, one in 545 is likely to have profited after subtracting expenses, and 997 out of 1,000 individuals involved with an MLM lose money (not including time invested)."
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