Sorry for the inconvenience, but I was having a great time in beautiful Las Vegas for the past week. I had the pleasure of enjoying excellent meals and excellent company. In addition, I had the opportunity to visit IKEA, the Grand Canyon, and the Hoover Dam. How the citizens of Las Vegas have united around the Las Vegas Knights hockey team is very fantastic to witness! A Knights of Columbus costume was wrapped around the Statue of Liberty in the New York hotel. The weather was pleasant, and, thanks to a stroke of good fortune, I returned home with more money than I had brought with me to Vegas. I enjoyed a delicious Cuban sandwich as well as some other Cunard treats. While Las Vegas was far from my ideal holiday destination, it was an enjoyable getaway nonetheless. I have a lot of travel planned for the upcoming year, so you could see me disappear from this site for a while. I apologise for any inconvenience.
However, as I return to my normal routine and re-acclimate to life, I find that Amway is still a terrible company. There is no change. Despite the fact that Amway Independent Business Owners (IBOs) argue that things are better and different than they were before, and that Amway is different, my observations indicate that very little has changed. The "strategy" hasn't changed, and people are still attempting to conceal the Amway identity by claiming that Amway is something that it isn't, according to the latest reports. Is there anyone who remembers when Amway was known as "Quixtar"? Amway and Quixtar were described as being diametrically opposed by the IBOs, prompting me to inquire as to why "Quixtar" sold Amway products and Quixtar IOS earned bonuses from the Amway business.
I suddenly recognised that Amway is a terrible company. They were terrible then, and little has changed since then, so you could conclude that Amway is still terrible. Hoards of people continue to lose money, while a few "diamonds" get to parade around while displaying wealth as they entice prospects to join and put their faith in their abilities. They are essentially hawking their tools and business support materials to hopeful prospects who are looking for quick riches in a short period of time during this entire time frame. (2 to 5 years) Every year, a large number of hopeful prospects squander their hard-earned money in the hopes of striking it rich and becoming successful. Unfortunately, they finally become aware of the swindle, snap out of their Amway-induced stupor, and decide to leave.
Even more tragically, some people, such as my former sponsor, become addicted to the point where they continue to participate for 20 years or more, chasing after the end of a rainbow that they will never reach. His idolised our diamond, and he went to great lengths to please him and maintain his approval. Unfortunately, my old diamond has relocated away from Hawaii, and my former sponsor is still chasing the dream, but with less interactions with the diamond than previously. All I can say is that Amway used to be a terrible company, and they continue to be a terrible company. Nobody has yet to disprove my assertions.
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