I keep hearing about how Amway has changed throughout the years. That people are in a better position. That things have gotten better. Is this, however, correct? Perhaps some things have changed, but based on my views, independent business owners are no better off today than they were in the past. This is due to the fact that the primary problem with Amway, the "systems," has remained mostly unchanged.
In addition to draining IBO resources, systems continue to be a major reason why the vast majority of serious IBOs end up with a net loss. Due to the system's filtering of a large amount of IBO resources, it is inevitable and expected that IBOs will suffer financial losses. IBOs aren't bothered by the costs of the products and the system since they believe they are investing in their "shortcut" to retirement and recurring residual income. When Independent Business Owners (IBOs) realise that there is no prize at the end of the rainbow, they frequently quit and cease purchasing system tools and Amway items entirely.
What I've also noticed is that there appear to be fewer diamonds and more of them in the United States. I feel that Amway has reached saturation in the United States, and that these fresh success stories are rare, and certainly the exception rather than the rule. Compared to when I was an IBO, my former LOS, WWDB, has fewer diamonds currently. Take a look at the fruit that is growing on the tree, as the diamonds would say. Those trees, on the other hand, are naked and have only a few leaves on them.
So, what exactly is new and different about Amway? It's not there in my opinion.
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