I get screwed up ambots show up at this blog again and over and over and over again claiming that we quit Amway because we didn't work hard enough, spewing off their indoctrinated mantra about how you have to work hard at the Amway business if you want to be successful, and so on.
No, not at all. You must be a good liar with no morals as well as a good cult leader in order to succeed. Is this a result of hard work or something that comes easily is another storey.
Amspeak is complete nonsense. And these cretins think they're the first to come up with something. For years, I heard jerks in our Amway upline spouting such bullshit, long before these ambot bastards even joined the religion of Amway.
The one thing that no ambot can define is what constitutes "hard work."
It is promoted by the upline assholes as something you can do in your spare time, 10 to 15 hours per week, and make millions of dollars. This is completely false. Those 10 to 15 hours have already been used up with attending Amway meetings, counselling with upline, and dealing with phone calls and texts from the assholes in your Amway upline, among other things. Once the ambot has spent time pleading with individuals to attend Amway cult meetings or to purchase their shoddy, overpriced products, those hours may simply be doubled or tripled as needed. If the ambot manages to find any suckers to reveal the plan to, the sum will be multiplied by three, although this is unusual.
People don't quit Amway or fail to achieve success in Amway because they didn't put in the necessary effort. When they woke up, they realised they had been brainwashed and exploited by a bunch of fucking jerks in their Amway upline. They were trapped in a sewage system that was intended for failure, and they were forced to work for them. They realised that they were not only not making money, but that they were also losing a lot of money. In addition, when they spoke with other ambots or ex Amway cult members, no one was able to make any money. As a result, they resigned. It was decided that they will not renew their Scamway membership. They stopped purchasing shoddy merchandise. Cult members were no longer allowed to hang out with them. They stopped listening to CDs and allowing themselves to be misled. They turned and walked away. They didn't just walk away from a business opportunity. Otherwise, they could have simply liquidated the business or the assets of the business and avoided incurring further losses. While pretending to be an Amway representative, you do not have the resources that genuine business owners accrue as a result of their efforts to grow their enterprises. There's also no such thing as hoarding a garage full of shoddy, overpriced Amway products because the morons in your Amway upline bullied you into it.
I am acquainted with real business owners who have been forced to close their operations for a variety of reasons. In addition, it is typically an extremely stressful occurrence. This was their life's work and their passion. All of their resources were poured into it, including their money and every waking hour of their lives. For whatever reason, the company was unable to earn a profit, and they were forced to close their doors and stop spending their money.
According to a messed up Amway ambot, the business owners didn't put in the necessary amount of effort.
For whatever reason, I have a few acquaintances that are interested in starting their own sandwich shop. Yes! It doesn't take much for me to find someone who can make me a tasty sandwich! I recall the first of our friends who opened a shop telling us that they had spent or, more likely, obtained a bank loan in the amount of $50,000 for one of the kitchen equipment. I'm not sure if it was a commercial-grade coffee maker, an espresso machine, a cappuccino machine, or something else for the kitchen. I can't recall anything. Just keep in mind the number 50k. They were in a somewhat undesirable place. There was a lot of traffic, however parking was a nightmare in that area. They went out of business after around 6 months. Since then, there have been several more restaurants that have opened in the same place, all of which have closed within a short time period.
So, did my friends fail in their business as a result of their inability to put in the necessary effort? Nope. They worked at the restaurant for at least 80 hours every week, if not more. They would be blamed by a messed up Amway ambot, who would tell them that working 80+ hours a week isn't enough, that they weren't hard workers, and that they were failures and losers.
What about all of the businesses that were destroyed on the east coast as a result of the Sandy Frankenstorm? I saw television video of a woman standing in front of the site of her former eatery. Except for the Pepsi refrigerator, everything had been swept away. Many of these businesses were able to be rebuilt thanks to insurance, however some people chose to walk away or did not have insurance. People who have been affected by Hurricane Sandy and have had to close their businesses will be accused of not working hard enough by the messed up Amway jerks.
In what universe do these Amway asses believe they have the authority to go around accusing individuals of quitting their businesses because they didn't put in enough effort is beyond me. And, more importantly, what is the definition of hard work? When I ask them that question, none of those cretins will provide a response.
Its inconceivable to a fucked up brainwashed Amway ambot that there are other reasons why people close down their businesses other than they “didn’t work hard enough.”
No matter how hard someone works and no matter how much money they’ve invested in their business if it isn’t profitable the smartest financial move is to close up shop and walk away.
Consequently, a heartfelt fuck you out there to all of those Amway jerks and their messed up work ethic.
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