Amway Propaganda Full Of Amway Mantras And Bullshit Too!

 One of our readers expresses his displeasure with Amway's shite propaganda:

The entire point of Amway propaganda is to despise and belittle anyone who works a regular job with set hours of operation. Due to the fact that Amway morons recite the nonsense about "sleeping till you are done sleeping" over and over again, it has been entrenched in their manner of doing things.

Amway has made the following a mantra: "Wake up when you're done sleeping!"

Other Amway slogans include the following:

“A job implies I'm just above the limit!”

“Amway is collaborating with a slew of major corporations!”

“Never, ever question your superiors!”

“Fake it till you make it!” as the saying goes.

”Amway is a mentorship business opportunity!” says the entrepreneur.

The future is in multilevel marketing, and it is here now!

“I'm going to go Diamond!” says the author.

“I'll be a millionaire in 2 to 5 years!” says the narrator.

“Thanks to my residual income, I will be able to walk the beaches of every continent!”

"Never think in a negative way!"

It is impossible to make a mistake with the 6-4-2 Plan!

There is no truth to any of the mantras listed above; they are all pure fiction and trickery. Despite this, jerks at Amway blindly trust them without question.

Amway is a multi-level marketing firm that has been around for decades and has established a name for itself as a corporation that can assist individuals in achieving financial freedom and success. However, a significant portion of the message and marketing that is employed by Amway to sell its business opportunity is full of things that can only be defined as "Amway mantras and bullshit."

One of the key tenets upheld by Amway is the notion that any individual can achieve financial success in the business so long as they put in sufficient effort and adhere to the Amway method. This concept is frequently promoted with slogans such as "Amway is a people business" and "Success is a choice." Although it is true that hard work and devotion can lead to success in any area, the reality is that success in the Amway industry is frequently based on circumstances that are beyond the control of an individual, such as market saturation and the actions of other distributors. In other words, success in the Amway business is often determined by factors that cannot be controlled by an individual.

The concept that Amway's products are superior to those of the company's rivals is another one of the company's mantras that is repeated frequently. Distributors for Amway frequently brag about the high quality and efficacy of their company's wares, asserting that these items are supported by scientific study and are superior to anything else available on the market. However, there is little evidence to back these claims, and many of the products sold by Amway are substantially more expensive than comparable products that can be obtained in stores. In addition, Amway's products are marketed to a far wider audience than those sold in stores.

Amway also pushes the notion that the firm is more of a family than a corporation, and that joining the organization means being a part of a community of people who share similar values and who support and encourage one another. Although this sense of community has the potential to be enticing, it also has the potential to be isolating for those people who are not totally dedicated to the Amway business or who have concerns about the methods of the firm.

The way that Amway propaganda fosters the concept that anyone who is critical of the company or its procedures is simply a "negative" person who is not devoted to success is perhaps the most insidious part of Amway propaganda. Amway distributors are frequently encouraged to keep their distance from anyone who is not supportive of their business. This includes friends and family members who may have genuine reservations about the ways in which the corporation conducts its operations.

In addition to these mantras and slogans, Amway promotes its business opportunity and products through a variety of other methods, such as motivational speeches, training sessions, and rallies. These are just some of the methods Amway uses. At these meetings, successful Amway distributors frequently discuss their paths to financial success and offer guidance to attendees on how they, too, can attain similar levels of success in their own businesses. However, these gatherings can also be high-pressure sales settings, with distributors pressuring guests to sign up for the business opportunity or purchase additional products. This can be a negative experience for many who attend.

While it is true that Amway does provide a genuine business opportunity for some people, the majority of the message and marketing that the firm uses to promote itself is full of "Amway mantras and bullshit." Amway advertising frequently seeks to appeal to the irrational feelings rather than the logical reasoning of individuals. This might range from assertions of widespread success to assurances that the company's products are superior. As a result of this, individuals who are thinking about participating in the Amway business opportunity should be wary of the assertions made by the firm and carefully analyze both the costs and the benefits of being a distributor.

Amway Emerald Teaches Us How To Go Out There and Get Customers!

 When the asshole Emerald ran an Amway meeting, he claimed that he or the piece of shit Platinum would teach us how to go out and obtain clients.

What? It goes beyond sniping at potential customers at Safeway, Barnes & Noble, and the local children's baseball game, do you say?

A little over an hour later, he elaborates, noting that the best recruits are those who are young enough to have never heard of Amway, which means those in their late teens to early twenties are the most promising prospects.

In addition, the Emerald extols the merits of hounding single moms and anyone who are in financial trouble.

His statement does not imply that single mothers are necessarily in debt, but he does state that they are most likely hurting financially and lack the necessary amount of time to spend with their children, which makes an Amway work at home job ideal for them. People who are in debt want to get out of debt as soon as possible. (Oh, man, Amway would be a terrible business opportunity for them.) In this case, Amway equals MORE DEBT!!!

So, how can you track down those that are in debt? When most people reach their credit card limit on 20 cards and fall late on their rent and water bill, they are unlikely to brag about their situation to their friends or family. What should an IBO do in this situation? Approaching random individuals and demanding to know their financial situation?

They'd probably receive a massive fuck off as a reward for their trouble, to be honest.

Customers at Barnes & Noble who are searching through books on debt relief would be a good target for sniper fire.

Because Barnes & Noble is one of the stores where Amway has a connection for online buying, IBOs experience a sense of entitlement when prospecting there. Unfortunately, B&N management is of the opposite opinion. They claim that Amway Independent Business Owners (IBOs) are the most frequent violators of their "no soliciting" policy.

Getting back to the nonsense about instructing IBOs on how to go out and acquire clients Everything about Amway is a load of hot air, just like everything else about the company. There was little discussion about how to go out and recruit clients, other than a hazy description of the types of people who should be targeted by the IBOs, such as single mothers and those who are in financial trouble. There is no helpful guidance on how to persuade these folks who have the least ability to pay to spend their money chasing Amway illusions of wealth.

The majority of the time, when someone instructs you on how to perform something, they provide step by step directions. It's comparable to learning to drive a car. You don't just go out and get a car, get in it, and start driving without looking at the road ahead of you first. You might, I suppose, but the consequences would almost certainly be devastating.

It's exactly like Amway!

There are no specific instructions on how to recruit an Amway prospect other than to go out and lie to them about your company. Never tell them it has anything to do with Amway; instead, tell them it is an incredible business opportunity and that you will become wealthy working part-time within the next 2 to 5 years if they join you. Tell a lie to them. Give them whatever line you can think of to mislead them into attending an Amway meeting, and the cult leader will take care of the rest, even enticing them to join.

Is it necessary for Walmart to tell lies in order to entice customers inside the store? Is it necessary for Starbucks to mislead in order to get customers? Is it necessary for Wendy's to lie in order to gain customers?

Customers will come if you provide them with a product that they want and do not take advantage of them. It is not necessary for you to go out and find them. A respectable firm distinguishes itself from a fraud by displaying this characteristic.

The asshole Emerald never gave us any instructions on how to go out and get clients, but he did educate us a lot about inflicting misery into other people's lives in the process.

Ambots Brag About Amway IBO’s Low Divorce Rate

 One of the blatantly false statements I recall hearing from the jerks in my Amway upline is that people who work in the company had a low divorce rate. It's like there's a one percent divorce rate. When contrasted to the rest of the world's divorce rate, the liar's number is 5 percent, or whatever number he chooses to use.

Some brainwashed ambot submitted a comment on my blog stating that the divorce rate in Amway is one percent, which confirmed that this bullshit lie is still being taught years after I first heard it.

Amway bots who have been brainwashed must give this more consideration than simply repeating the lies they hear from the jerks in their Amway upline.

Who is in charge of keeping these kinds of records? And, more importantly, who would want to? Almost everyone at Amway forms a line on one side of the country. On the other side of the country, all of the regular folks form a line. Who has gotten a divorce? Once the number is recorded, someone from the statistics department who keeps track of marriages figures out what proportion of those marriages were recorded.

There is simply no way that anyone in Amway, or, for that matter, any other company, could keep track of divorce numbers.

Suppose an official was actually keeping divorce rate statistics of people all over the world belonging to different organisations, and if there really was a 1 percent divorce rate in Amway, the company would be bragging about it all over their website, in magazine and TV ads with some kind of a slogan that Amway saves marriages and there is a 1 percent divorce rate in Amway compared to the dreaded industry standard. Now is the time to sign up before it is too late for your marriage!!!

Is it possible for any of you ambots to discover such information on Amway's website? No? There is a valid reason for this. Nobody keeps track of that kind of nonsense, and no one representing Amway will ever make such an outlandish assertion in the public arena. People who say things like that are only lying upline assholes like the Platinum, Emerald, or Diamond who stand on a platform and lie to their cult members, expecting them to repeat their lies in the same way.

Being a member of any cult may be stressful on a marriage, and this is especially true if only one half of a couple is a member of the cult and the other half wants their spouse out. The demands Amway places on a marriage produce a great deal of stress: financial, emotional, and a lack of quality time together are just a few examples. Any marriage that is plagued by financial difficulties, emotional and verbal abuse, and a lack of quality time spent together as a couple is doomed. All of these are valid reasons for people to separate or divorce. People who work for Amway have a higher chance of getting divorced than the general population. This is because, in addition to the lack of time spent together, the financial and emotional stress, there is the extra stress of being a member of a cult.

Whenever two people get married, there is a 50 percent probability that they will separate or divorce. Perhaps an even greater likelihood of divorce exists when you factor in the Amway component and all the stress that brings to a marriage.

Amway's divorce rate is one percent, according to official figures, and any ambot who can provide a link to the United States Census Bureau is invited to do so. Any ambot who claims that they are doing something because their favourite Amway leader thinks they should will be laughed out of town.

Who Cares About Fucking Amway?

 In light of the fact that ambots use the phrase "who cares" all the time to demonstrate that they are uncaring, selfish bastards - all of which are admirable qualities in a human being - I thought I'd toss out "who cares about Amway?"

That'll make those indoctrinated Amway Independent Business Owners spit in their pants! I mean, how dare some insignificant blogger make fun of the firm that will make them all millions! Diamonds are the way to go. Yeah! LOL! Amway is a bunch of jerks!

Think of the terror and amazement on their faces when they acknowledge the reality that there are individuals in the world who don't care about Amway, despite the fact that they fling out "who cares" as quickly as the money drains from their bank accounts.

You'd think that Amway the corporation would be concerned about their poor reputation, but they aren't; otherwise, they would be taking steps to enhance their public image. This "who cares" mentality stems directly from the company's corporate headquarters. I am aware that the two or three times I had to contact Amway's inept customer service desk, I was met with a "who cares" attitude from the representatives there. When I spoke with Amway, they made it very plain that they did not care what was said at Amway meetings. Who cares about what is said in Amway meetings if Amway's corporate headquarters doesn't care about it?

Only those of us who blog about Amway meetings and spread the truth about what really happens at Amway meetings, as well as the lies told to downline during Amway meetings, are the ones who are concerned. It is our desire to see this "who cares" company and their cult leaders damage any more lives, and we will stop at nothing to make that happen.

If Amway were just another corporation that sold costly, mediocre items, there would probably not be a great deal of interest in them on the Internet. Oh, there would be customer reviews about the shoddy Amway items, and other consumers would be warned away, but for the most part, people would move on and discover a similar lower-priced product that they prefer.

However, Amway is far from the only firm in the world that sells pricey shite items. If a consumer does not like the prices, the quality, or the service at a certain store, the normal response is to go to another store that they like.

Because, as we all know, selling shoddy, overpriced items is not the only way Amway contributes to the community. They are also responsible for bringing misery into the lives of thousands of people, including debt, house foreclosure, bankruptcy, divorce, and the dissolution of family and friendship connections.

Amway is unconcerned with the plight of the people whose lives they have shattered. If Amway truly cared, they would issue former Independent Business Owners (IBOs) full refunds for every nickel they have spent on Amway products and tools in the past. If Amway truly cared about individuals, they would assist former Independent Business Owners (IBOs) in returning to a normal life, both financially and emotionally.

Alternatively, Amway - please convey my heartfelt thanks to my reader from Alticor in Ada. My view of your organisation would be significantly improved if you returned the $40 million you spent to purchase the 10-year rights to have your name displayed on the Orlando Arena to the individuals whose lives you have ruined instead of spending it on yourself.

Amway, on the other hand, is unconcerned.

The reason the general public is uninterested in Amway has less to do with their shoddy, overpriced, inadequate products and more to do with the ridiculous behaviour of Amway Independent Business Owners (IBOs). IBOs are liars who make a living off of it. They use deception to get people to attend Amway meetings. Consumers at Barnes & Noble may have a better experience now that they have been told not to annoy customers at that book store. They are relentless in their goal of harming the lives of others, and when challenged with the fact that their attitude has deteriorated since joining Amway, their response is "who cares."

That's all there is to it. This has less to do with the awful overpriced things that Amway sells and more to do with the nasty who cares attitude of Amway Independent Business Owners (IBOs) and the devastation that Amway cult leaders bring to other people's lives, according to the Amway cult. Amway's public image is harmed as a result of the actions of independent business owners (IBOs). Will Amway ever take any steps to encourage their Independent Business Owners (IBOs) to have a more positive, loving attitude about everyone and everything? When the corporation can't even do it themselves, it seems unlikely.

What does it matter?

Amway is not one of them.

Upcoming Loser Convention: Amway WWDB Spring Leadership 2021

 The Amway WWDB Spring Leadership 2021 function is fast approaching, which means it's about that time of year again. Another naive Amway fantasy function has taken place. If anyone knows information on it for the year 2021, please post it in the comments section.

We received notice last year that the World Wide Dream Builders Spring Leadership 2020 event would be hosted via webinar. In order to comply with emergency Covid-19 legislation, most stadiums, arenas, and hotel rooms will be filled to capacity. As a result, Amway cult leaders will be obliged to skip Spring Leadership 2021. The decision is sound from a financial standpoint. Charge the same high price for tickets as you would if you were renting a facility, but with less overhead. The downfall for cult leaders is that it is more difficult to brainwash the public when it is not done in person and when there are no screaming Ambots in attendance to create excitement.

Due to the fact that Amway ambots believe they have the ability to turn back time simply by virtue of the fact that they are in Amway, this site is being flooded with requests for information about Amway World Wide Dream Builders Spring Leadership 2021 and previous years as well. And, yep, they have arrived at the correct location. As another another Amway WWDB function that is top secret, the Amway cult leaders will not tell the IBOs what it is about, causing Ambots to frantically scour the internet for information.

In addition to the Dream Night, Spring Leadership, Family Reunion, and Free Enterprise Days (FED), World Wide Dream Builders and Amway organise four brainwashing conferences throughout the year. Those who belong to the Amway cult go completely insane in their love and devotion, showering their leaders with gifts for $125 or more each to get a ticket. WWDB Spring Leadership is generally held in April, but so far the Amway cult leaders haven't posted the exact dates anyplace that I can find them, so it's too bad for those Ambots who are desperately wanting to find out because I don't know anything about it yet. I also don't give a damn about anything, to put it bluntly. The dates are primarily included to aid in search engine rankings. I will remark that there are a large number of search results returned by Ambots while searching for Amway Spring Leadership in Spokane. Look it up on the map, that's where it is. It's located in Washington, way out in the middle of nothing. Not quite where you'd expect a major conference centre to be located, such as Las Vegas, Los Angeles, or other major cities. Apparently, the Amway cult leaders reside in that neighbourhood. I don't have any information other than the fact that those Amway motherfuckers at World Wide Dream Builders changed their guest login and password in order to protect their deep cult secrets and prevent outsiders from seeing where, when, and how much they are making. That is the behaviour of a cult. Secret cult doctrines and brainwashing sermons are not to be violated.

So, for those of you who are wondering what the heck Amway WWDB is, here's your answer: A social Amway event, Spring Leadership is nothing more than an expensive social gathering where ambots attend to venerate their Amway cult leaders and pass over their money. When you factor in the ambots who are travelling from out of town, which is pretty much everyone, you have to factor in the travel expenses, as well as hotels and meals.

It has been reported in the past that the gruelling Amway convention lasts three days in some locales and only two days in others. I assume the three-day events will take place in cities with Amway ambots who are dumber than the average, if such a thing exists, because the jury is in on the fact that everyone in Amway is dumber than shit!

In accordance with Amway propaganda, the Amway cult leaders will be lecturing to the Ambots about the significance that leadership plays in the development of "the business." Instead of debating whether or not it is true in the real business world, I will simply laugh at the fact that they are peddling such nonsense at an Amway brainwashing convention. The ancient trope of having too many leaders and not enough Ambots comes to mind, as does the trope of having too many Chiefs and not enough Braves. And how does that work out in practise? There will always be a limited amount of Amway cult leaders in the world. Everyone else is being taken advantage of by the leadership nonsense because the cretins at the top of the food chain don't want to share too many slices of the greed pie with the rest of us. Most of the Amway cult leaders are expected to lecture about the importance of having a dream and how having a dream makes someone successful, according to the latest reports. Typical Amspeak propaganda, once again. Amway is all about achieving your goals. The Amway programme is based on the concept of "dreaming yourself into wealth." Throughout the weekend, motivational and commercial videos will be shown. Allow me to break that down for you. There will be motivational films that will focus on the Amway Diamonds' personal belongings as well as their desire to be included on the television show Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous. The advertising videos will have something to do with the Amway tool swindle in some way. Sign up for Communikate, and stock up on additional books and audio CDs. That kind of nonsense. John Maxwell has been a speaker in the past, so it's possible that he'll return for another bullshitting session. The Amway cult leaders make a point of stating that he's sold more than 16 million books. I'm sure we can all guess what some of those advertising videos will reveal – LOL! - go out and buy some of his books.

Allow me to boil it down to the bare essentials of what happens at the Amway WWDB Spring Leadership. During the Amway World Wide Dream Builders Spring Leadership, the Diamonds are bluffing and lying about how to develop a business, but they are more concerned with the fact that having a dream to believe in is the key to success in Amway. According to reports, the Diamonds will be teaching how to develop an Amway business, and they will be yapping about dream building and believing in your dream, as well as the usual mumbo jumbo brainwashing nonsense that you can expect at any Amway function. (Yeah, that's true.) They'll be teaching leadership and business methods. That would be a first), as well as showing motivational and promotional videos throughout the entire weekend.

And now for the actual deal on what has happened in the past when there has been a live event.... There will be a never-ending parade of Ken and Barbie Diamonds stomping across the stage at the conclusion of the performance. Ambots who have been brainwashed will scream and rush to the stage in order to be closer to their favourite cult leaders. They will be chased away by the arena's security team. “Get back in your seats, motherfuckers!” Ambot Barbie will be the first to speak. She'll say something along the lines of "I was working a minimum wage job as a server in a biker bar and had to flash my boobs in order to earn tips." Ambot Ken was cleaning porta toilets for a man who hired him to do so. How do you feel when you come home from work and find your husband is rotting in his bed every night?? Then one day, a great friend brought "the business" proposal in front of us. We had to borrow $20 from a friend in order to make it to the Amway conference. As a result, we've become extremely wealthy, and we pay for everything in cash. I adore Ken for providing me with an opportunity to experience the lifestyle of the wealthy and greedy. He is my saviour...... Later, an amateur Amway ambot carries a chair onstage, where Barbie sits and stares down warrior Ken while he brags about their mansion, fleet of cars, private plane, and trips that they take. He then gives a slide show of all of their material goods. Alternatively, they could have used the ones they rented for the day for the contrived photo session. Lastly, they tell the admiring ambots that if they can achieve it, "then anyone can." Between now and today's event, the only thing on Ken and Barbie's minds is how much of the ticket sales earnings they will be taking home with them as a reward for coming up to bullshit the Amway cult followers.

Previously, the jokers that appeared on the World Wide Destructive Bastards website were referred to as "different makers." To all of you filthy Amway "difference makers," I have two words for you. I CANNOT STAND IT!!! The only difference you are making is that your cult followers are becoming poorer and further in debt as a result of your actions. This year's brainwashing conference will be similar to previous year's conference in that the bulk of the faces in the audience will be different. I'm not going to mention the Amway bastards who are raking in the ticket sales since I don't know how many of them there are. But one thing I do know is that it's most likely the same old same bunch that shows up every week to bore the Ambots. We don't call ourselves WWDB (World Wide Destructive BASTARDS) by accident!

Tickets used to cost $125, but they were reduced to $150 two years ago, which appears to be about right. Because sales were declining and commissions were decreasing, the Amway cult leaders were forced to raise the pricing of their Amway tool hoax. Although it is uncertain where World Wide Destructive Bastards will have their Amway Spring Leadership 2021 event, this is where WWDB had their Amway Spring Leadership 2016 event, which suggests that the locations may be the same. There are no international places. Guess these cretins aren't as "Worldwide" as they're leading you to believe they are! LOL!

Las Vegas is a popular tourist destination.

Spokane

Honolulu

Calgary

Minneapolis

Denver

Fort Lauderdale is a city in Florida.

Washington, DC has been absent from the list for a few years, but I felt compelled to include it in this post to aid in search engine optimization!

According to where you are going, Spring Leadership will last 2 or 3 days starting on Friday night this year, depending on where you are going. The Friday night brainwashing event is primarily an advertisement for Amway products, and it is possible that no Diamonds will be brainwashing their cult members at the stadium that night, but they will most likely be holding a top-secret meeting somewhere else for "serious business builders."

This tedious Amway Spring Leadership schlock will continue throughout the weekend. There is no instruction on how to grow Amway sales or how to discover prospects to recruit into the cult, and there is no instruction on how to develop leadership abilities. A bunch of Ken and Barbie Ambots finding out how to keep their cult followers entertained and awake all night long. Sleep deprivation is a frequent cult method for brainwashing that is used to achieve results.

That's all there is to it. It was a complete waste of money for Ambots to be subjected to the same nonsense they hear at every Amway function. However, by attending the function, they will be six months ahead of the ambots who did not participate. Yes, we're six months closer to declaring bankruptcy.

As a result, all Amway ambots may save their money and avoid enriching the assholes in their upline by not purchasing tickets to attend Amway WWDB Spring Leadership 2021 because I have already covered the highlights of the conference.

And now for a little aid with the search results, which include results from years past as well as those yet to come because Amway ambots are so screwed up they don't know what year it is. Seriously. They're looking in all directions at the same time. That is exactly what happens to someone who has been brainwashed into the Amway cult.

The Spring Leadership of the World Wide Dream Builders is scheduled for 2021.

The Amway Cult Spews Out Bad Harrys

 This was suggested by a reader after the previous instalment of The Legend Of Bad Harry was published on Married to an Ambot.

The use of snake oil, often known as shit stain goods that are outrageously costly.

Everyone in my Amway cult was a member of the Bad Harry gang. Every single one of them sobbed and boasted to the world about how life-changing Worldwide Group is to them. Every member of their sect is lovely and loving, and they exclaimed this to the sky in their praise. Despite the fact that they would speak incredibly badly about those who had jobs and would insult them.

Visiting their dying grandmother in the hospital was far less important to them than following their dreams of selling shale oil and being the best Bad Harry in the world. Do you have a funeral for a family member or friend coming up in a couple of weeks? It's best to check with your fuckface coked out upline to see if it's okay for you to attend this funeral. Most likely, he would respond in the following way: "Put an end to your useless family, because we are your family. Now go out and make some more Bad Harry's and sell some more costly snake oil, and remind everyone who has a J.O.B how stupid and worthless they are, because you have earned it. After that, fall to your knees and prostrate yourself before all of the gems "It was a standard answer from any amscam cult leader.

One of my Amway groups had a 19-year-old guy in it, and I remember him well. Indeed, for someone his age and inexperienced, he had an excellent job that paid him really well. The cult leader took advantage of this and was enlisted to spend more money on his business on a regular basis in order to increase his PV. Every time the cult leader addressed the group, he would point to the child and praise him for his "courage" in spending so much money on his "enterprise." As for the rest of us, he would pretty much label us as losers for not spending as much money on our "company." Poor youngster has been in the cult for about a year and hasn't seen any positive changes in himself. Each and every one of the Bad Larrys in our group would push him to "up your game up" and "try a bit harder." It's possible that the poor fucking child may have purchased a car or perhaps moved out into his own house by that point. Amway, on the other hand, had him by the balls!!!

Another quickie to share with you. The poor girl in the cult was around the age of eighteen. It's been more than a couple months since I got into it. The fact that her mother told her that she was concerned that the worldwide group was a cult was always a source of amusement to her. This would be met with a wry smile and the statement "my mother is quite traditional." This young lady would even tell me that her mother went so far as to show her this specific webpage (which was married to an abot) in order to assist her in escaping the grips of the cult. The poor girl would just laugh it off and accuse her mother of being insane. It appears that she should have listened to her mother's advice. Our drugged-out cult leader would literally go to any length to ensure that his followers remained in the fold. He would tell the so-called girl that he is attempting to destroy her dreams and that she should not pay attention to whatever she says.

When I left the cult a couple of months ago, the cult leader texted me and asked, "What's up buddy, I haven't heard from you in a couple of days"... As a response, I explained how financially strapped I was and how I couldn't even afford to buy toilet paper to wipe my own behind. I informed him about the stress I'd been experiencing as a result of not having enough money by the end of the month to buy necessities and sustain myself and my family. I told him about how spending all of this time trying to recruit people has taken away from my social life, and that I'm losing touch with all of my friends as a result of my efforts. As I explained to him, this business was on the verge of separating me from my family...

It appears that the cult leader simply received my message and did not bother to respond in any way. Then there was the time when the cult leader would tell me, "I love you buddy" and "I care about you buddy." Perhaps when he informed me that he believed he was conversing with a brick of cocaine! LOL

"All hail Brad and Juli Duncan!!!!" will be shouted from the rooftops if Amway and its Bad Larry's and shit stain snakeoil items can get it that far up their arses.

Quixtar Amway tools video

 Quixtar Amway tools are demonstrated in this video.

In response to all of the Amway warriors who complain about having sore asses after attending the Amway Worldwide Dream Builders Spring Leadership 2021, here's the true reason why your upline wants you to attend all Amway WWDB gatherings.

Continue to purchase those tools! Increase the value of your upline's Diamonds!