Platinum, our sack of excrement, predicts that 95 percent of the people will be dead or bankrupt by the time they reach the age of 65. And what about the remaining 5%? They were in charge of their own enterprises.
What sources does this liar rely on for his information? I've seen other bloggers bring up figures that are similar to mine.
As for asking him about where he obtained these statistics, that's up to you. Never put yourself in the shoes of your superiors! Despite the fact that he confessed he believed it was on the census. Yeah, I recall reading such questions on the census form: "If you are under the age of 65, are you still alive?" and "If you are beyond 65, are you still alive?" as well as "Are you in financial trouble?"
As for those who die before the age of 65, unfortunately, people die for a variety of causes, and there is no point in getting into depressing detail. I was unable to locate any information on the Internet regarding the percentage of people who died before reaching the age of 65. If I am unable to locate it, how can those deceitful IBOs locate it? They are unable to do so! That is why they are deceivers!
People are living significantly longer lives in this day and age. We have made significant advancements in medical and scientific research, and, on the whole, people are leading better lives by watching what they eat, exercising, and refraining from smoking. People who maintain a healthy lifestyle are able to live well into their 80s and 90s with ease. And the majority of the folks I know in those age categories come from well-to-do families. They own their own homes, receive Social Security benefits, and have savings and investments from which they can supplement their income.
How can any bot know the actual percentage of persons who are bankrupt by the time they reach the age of 65? What government survey inquires as to whether or not you are broke. I'm not sure how many people would admit to it if asked in a survey, to be honest!
There is no evidence to support the claim that 95 percent of the population is dead or broke by the age of 65, so I come to the logical conclusion that any Amway ambot who spews this nonsense is a liar who is most likely repeating lies that started higher up in the Amway organisation.
There are a lot of people that make poor decisions about their future. That does not imply that they will be bankrupt or dead before the age of 65. There are a lot of folks who are not in the business of running a business. That does not imply that they will be bankrupt or dead before the age of 65.
Other events may take place as well. A spouse could pass away, a job loss could result in other financial difficulties, such as being unable to pay the mortgage, or illness or injury could make earning a living practically hard to do.
The individuals described in the preceding paragraph are the types of people who IBOs frequently prey on in order to recruit them into Amway. Awful ambots lure people into the Amway system by instilling false hopes of financial independence in their minds while they are already in a bad state of affairs and a terrible financial situation. These are the people who can least afford to lose their hard-earned money.
Let us now go on to the falsehood about the 5 percent of the population who do not die or go bankrupt by the time they reach the age of 65 just because they run their own firm.
Ownership of one's own business creates an intangible barrier around you, protecting you from being murdered in an accident, dying from a sickness, or losing all of your money before reaching the age of 65?
According to ambots that have been brainwashed, this is the case. People who have been brainwashed into believing that they would be successful and never go broke are also among those who have been made to believe this.
Another deception perpetrated by the deceptive upline. Businesses fail for a variety of reasons, often resulting in significant personal financial losses to the firm owner from which they may never be able to fully recover. This includes bogus Amway enterprises as well!
Due to the $150 registration fee, $300/month in Amway products for personal consumption, and a few hundred dollars more each month in Amway tools and functions, the upline brainwashes ambots into believing they are legitimate business owners. According to the upline, this signifies that they are a member of the fictional 5 percent of business owners who will survive past the age of 65 and will never go bankrupt.
OK. Before you sign up for this illusion, ask the upline liar to produce confirmation of the statistics they claim to have. To see what they come up with will be intriguing to watch. It's going to be difficult to get out of that deception!
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