Every Amway cult meeting is filled with the same old nonsense peddled by the Amway cult leaders, who tell you that in 2 to 5 years, you'll be an Amway millionaire and that you'll be earning bazillions of dollars in residual income from Amway every month while you sit back and do nothing for the rest of your life.
LOL!
First and foremost, how can we tell when someone within Amway is lying? - - - They're moving their mouth!
Those jerks who claim to be Amway millionaires are most likely lying about their status. Because they make the majority of their money from the Amway tool scam, it is likely that the fuckers with last names like DeVos or VanAndel are telling the truth. And, yes, some of the Amway cult leaders who have formed their own sects are also probably lying because they make the majority of their money from the Amway tool scam. Whatever way you look at it, all of the aforementioned motherfuckers are getting rich off of scamming people who, in the majority of situations, cannot afford to lose money and are likely going into debt to pay their tithes to the Great Amway God in the process.
A different way of looking at it is, is a million dollars really that big of an issue any longer? If you become a millionaire, how long do you think the money will linger in your bank account? In this day and age, people are readily living into their 80s and 90s. Is it possible to have a million dollars by the time you retire at the age of 60 or 65 and have that money continue for another 20 or 30 years after that? And, in today's world, what exactly qualifies as a millionaire? According to my calculations, the individual possesses $1,000,000 in financial assets, which excludes real estate, government programmes, and pensions, among others.
In order for an Amway loser to believe it is easy to become an Amway millionaire, the cult leaders brainwash him or her into believing it is possible. This is true even if the odds of becoming an Amway billionaire are less than one-hundredth of one percent. Even if you do become a billionaire, you must continue to work and abuse the Ambots in your downline in order to keep purchasing shoddy, overpriced Amway items and "investing" in the Amway tool fraud. Which of the following individuals do you see standing on the platform at Amway occasions and bullshitting the audience? Do you see all of these young men in their early twenties who come to this event bragging about how they were able to retire thanks to Amway at the age of 21? Or do you see the same old tired crew that, if they were performing a regular type of job, should have been retired by this point? The leaders of the Amway cult must continue to labour or their sources of revenue will dry up. The income that allows them to live the lifestyle they want to live, or at the very least the lifestyle that they bullshit the Ambots they are currently living.
There are alternative avenues via which people can become millionaires, as I mentioned above, because a million dollars is no longer worth what it used to be. If you make a million dollars, you can't just stop working and live off of it for the rest of your life. Depending on your circumstances, such as moving to a nation with a very low cost of living, being close to retirement age, and not being a huge spender, you might be able to do so.
Instead of paying between $500 and $1000 a month on shoddy, overpriced Amway products that will only serve to make Amway's owners even more wealthy, put that money to work in the stock market instead. In addition, people have varying levels of risk tolerance when it comes to investing. According to my estimation, any person who signs up for Amway, with its less than a minuscule fraction of one percent success rate, is someone who has a high risk tolerance and should be spending their money like crazy on high-risk stocks that have the potential to significantly increase their investment. Alternatively, they could lose everything they have. In any case, these Ambots are the same folks who are going to lose all they have invested in the Amway fraud regardless of whether they have any reasonable expectations of making money in a pyramid scheme engineered to fail.
Investors can be divided into several types. Some people purchase a stock with the intention of using it as a long-term investment that will expand over time. Others search for companies that will produce them money in the form of regular dividend payments, and they aren't too concerned with whether or not the company will expand significantly over time. Of course, choosing a company that has both growth and income potential is a wonderful compromise. Afterwards, you've got your day traders. That one, man oh man, I just don't have the nerve for it. Stock prices can change dramatically in a short period of time - even in the span of an hour! And I don't necessarily mean going up in the air. To make money in the stock market, you must know when to purchase and when to sell, and if only I had a crystal ball, I would already be raking in millions.
And here we are with the purchase of stocks. As one of those persons who does exactly what they are told not to do, I am currently dickering on stock purchases in the same way as I am purchasing huaraches in Tijuana. LOL! Yup, you guessed it, I went with a limit pricing rather than a market price and tried to undercut the competition.
There comes a time in everyone's life when they must shift their focus from how much their portfolio is worth to how much their portfolio will create.
Similarly, Amway Ambots must shift their focus from how much money they are losing in this fraud to how likely it is that they will make money, rather than how much money they will continue to lose, in order to be successful. The magical tale of becoming an Amway billionaire is evaporating before our eyes.
If one of the four big Amway brainwashing conferences is taking place in a given month, an Amway Ambot will spend at least $1000 every month. And how much money can the Ambot expect to make in commissions from the sale of the property? Approximately $10 per month. Moreover, we should use the term "commission" lightly because they are actually receiving a rebate in exchange for the amount of money they spent on shoddy, overpriced Amway products. Most Ambots are unlikely to have sold garbage to other customers in order to earn more commission. Want to save money on your grocery bill? Purchase a Costco membership card. Alternatively, you might obtain another form of credit card that offers cash back.
You are not going to become a millionaire by going into debt and spending $500 to $700 per month on shoddy Amway products in order to receive $10 in return.
This post has become very lengthy.
I think it should have began with the question, "Do you want to become an Amway millionaire?"
The short answer is no!
This is a one-word post. It does not do well in search engine results.
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