One of the things that many Amway/WWDB independent business owners (IBOs) emphasise is how their upline teaches them how to get out of debt. While on the surface, this appears to be a fantastic thing to do, this is not what WWDB mentors are actually doing in their roles. They want to convey the impression that they are looking out for your best interests and that they want you to succeed in your endeavours. At the very least, it is what they would like you to believe. Unfortunately, many independent business owners fall prey to this delusion. I'll go on to explain why this is the case and provide some food for thought for potential customers and information searchers.
If you keep an open mind, you will see what I'm trying to say. When someone first starts selling Amway items, they are unlikely to have purchased any of the company's products and were certainly not focused on spending approximately $200 to $300 per month on household supplies, especially if they were single. As a result, how exactly is buying more goods than you used to be supposed to assist you in getting out of debt? All you are really doing is giving up things you used to enjoy in order to spend money on Amway products. If you were able to generate a net profit from your Amway firm, you might be able to get away with it. However, the vast majority of IBOs are making nothing or losing money, despite being told to never give up and that success is just around the corner.
If your upline or mentor is advising you on how to get out of debt, are they also coaching you on how to invest whatever "spare" money you may have in the stock market? Is it their intention to instil in you a sense of foreboding in the event that the Amway business fails? Is it their recommendation that you save money? In the vast majority of cases, the answer is "no."
A member of your upline will recommend that you utilise any money you have available to invest in additional products and functionalities. WWDB premiere club membership includes access to audio downloads (for a fee), a monthly standing orders book, and attendance at all events. Even if your company has not made a single cent in profit, you will be advised to take this step. You claim, however, that your sponsor or upline provides you with tools and pays for your functions. It's possible that's true, but guess what? Once you sponsor someone, you will be the one who lends them tools (that you paid for) and/or pays for their downline's functions because, as a result of having a downline, you are now considered a "true business owner." It's remarkable how many individuals are duped into believing that their upline is attempting to get them out of debt for their own good. Upline wants to get out of debt for the sake of upline. As a result, you may be informed that you must get to the next important function at any cost, no matter how difficult the journey. That if you don't do it, your company will suffer a significant setback, possibly months or years. The reality is that skipping a major function might be the best financial choice you've ever made.
Your upline may wish to see you out of debt, but they are more than likely looking out for their own interests rather than yours. Examine it critically and consult with reputable people who are not affiliated with Amway to find out what they think. Advice from someone who has no motivation to mislead anyone is being offered up here. As a young and hopeful dreamer, I was a victim of this con and fell for the ruse. As a result, I am hopeful that my storey may help others avoid falling into the same trap I did in the first place.
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