Stories and testimonies about how certain people (typically novices) have enormous faith in Amway, their sponsors, and Amway's LOS, such as WWDB or Network 21, are frequently shared with me. As a result of the fact that many, if not all, independent business owners are sponsored by a friend or family member, there is an inherent confidence in the sponsor or upline. It is likely that if this were not the case, we would notice an increase in the number of complaints against Amway and/or the uplines and lines of sponsorship.
It is essential for an IBO to have a dream in order to succeed. Many independent business owners are advised not to allow "naysayers" to derail their plans. But what exactly is this dream? Was it a dream (a long-term achievable objective) or a desire (for example, winning the Powerball jackpot) that you had? Many prospective and independent business owners (IBOs) desire to be successful. While these individuals demonstrate a willingness to work hard and are extremely motivated, I believe that they are more likely to fail than succeed due to a defective MLM/Amway system that cannot possibly reward more than a small number of individuals. It will be demonstrated by the legendary 6-4-2, 6-4-3, or some other version of the method that just one in every hundred or so can be "platinum." And that's if no one decides to give up. When you take into account attrition and "do nothings," it's possible that only one in every 200 people will earn platinum. Even if every single person in the planet joined Amway, that reality remains unchanged. Despite the fact that Amway apologists may argue that numbers are numbers, anyone can draw out groups and clearly see that a platinum group consists of one platinum and approximately 100 or more rank and file downline members. It's possible to reach 1000 PV or whatever, but in general, only the platinum will generate a net profit, which will vary depending on the amount of tools used. There is some evidence to suggest that platinum is a money-losing investment. That's incredible!
Does Amway and your line of sponsorship, such as WWDB or Network 21, hold a special place in your heart? Do one of the following things if you truly believe in Amway and your mentors. If you are unable or unwilling to do so, I will seriously doubt your level of devotion. Your faith is called into doubt by me. I'm not here to snatch away your hopes and dreams. I'm simply putting you on the spot.
To demonstrate your 6-4-2, 9-4-2, or 6-4-3 plan (or whichever variation you saw), take it to a bank and show it to a loan officer. (After all, it will assist you in being CORE.) Inquire with the loan officer about their assessment of the plan and see if you can obtain a business loan on the basis of the Amway strategy. Instead, seek the advice of a genuine millionaire (someone who has a net worth of one million dollars) to determine whether the 6-4-2 or other Amway (version) plans are viable and whether investing in Amway is a good idea in general. Try asking your pastor if he knows anything. My church's pastor stated that Amway had made too many misleading promises and raised too many false expectations to be considered a credible business alternative. In other words, the company did more harm than benefit for the majority of its customers.
What level of faith do you have in Amway? Are you up to the task I've set before you? Will you choose to disregard this and continue to deceive yourself? Are you still dreaming of hitting it big or are you thinking I'm here to steal your dream? I'm not here to steal anyone's dream, just to stimulate your thought process. Best of luck.
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