My upline says I should focus on recruiting, but I think building a solid customer base is more important. What is the right balance between selling products and recruiting new distributors?
My upline says I should focus on recruiting, but I think building a solid customer base is more important. What is the right balance between selling products and recruiting new distributors?
While I understand your frustration, blaming the MLM model for individual failure is like blaming the gym for not losing weight. The tools are there - not everyone will use them effectively. Personal accountability matters.
I joined Amway in college because a senior student recruited me. Spent $2,000 I did not have on products and tools. Made $47 in commissions over 6 months. Dropped out of the business but the experience taught me to always research before investing in anything.
I have been in network marketing for 10 years across 2 companies. Currently earning about $5,500 per month. Here is the truth nobody tells you - it took me 4 years of consistent daily work before I hit $1,000 per month. Most people quit before reaching that point.
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