Amway is not a get-rich-quick programme, according to one of the lies made by upline diamonds. It's more likely that you'll get rich slowly in Amway if you do this. They probably say that because stating outright that Amway is a get-rich-quick scheme would elicit mistrust from many people. Some of Amway's upline diamonds' training has already sparked suspicion, although the company is being cautious about this.
But what do you name it when the opportunity is offered as 2-5 years, build it well, and you can be financially independent for the rest of your life, living off residual income and retiring at a young age? To me, 2-5 years appears to be a get-rich-quick scheme. Aside from other MLMs, no other business prospects make estimates like this.
But the truth is that it's extremely improbable that you'll make a profit in Amway, let alone establish a business that generates money. The majority of IBOs do little or nothing and eventually give up. In these circumstances, how can you create a business that provides recurring revenue? You don't, to be precise.
Consider Amway Independent Business Owners (IBOs) as visitors to a theme park. They get aboard a bus after purchasing a ticket. Some passengers are satisfied and exit the journey to go somewhere else. Some people become addicted and continue to buy more tickets in order to ride again. The riders may have enjoyed themselves, and some may have experienced motion sickness, but in the end, the diamonds are like the ride operators who profit from the rides, while Amway is like the amusement park owner who owns the rides.
At the end of the day, the upline diamonds don't care who comes and departs as long as new individuals are joining the company. The diamonds understand that the majority of people will not do much, but they hope that they will purchase some things and audios and attend a few events. The upline will also express gratitude to their core IBOs who provide them with a steady income.
But, aside from Amway's owners, few people are actually wealthy, and this includes diamonds, in my opinion. They may have good salaries, but flaunting a diamond lifestyle may be costly, and spending one's earnings does not make one wealthy. It'll be perfectly clear after you do the arithmetic.
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