Once Upon a Time There Lived a Fair and Democratic Home Business Mentor
No person should feel disenfranchised from the Internet Economy … and how to make it work
Her name was Lisa, a teacher, who after early retirement became interested in the network marketing industry with wellness products. Based on personal research, it didn’t take much to ascertain that vitamin supplements manufactured by a doctor were better quality than mass produced privately labeled bottles on the store shelf. It seemed a worthwhile message to share to maintain a wellness healthy lifestyle rather than treat sickness and disease.
At first, the more she learned, the more she supported the ideals of the network marketing foundation as a viable home business where people with little money and some sweat equity could make life-changing income.
The marketing process sounded basic enough based on 3 steps to make residual profits:
- use company product
- promote company’s message
- duplicate the process
Soon, however, experience deflated her expectations where often the matrix system worked for top influential power players; but, mostly results were far poorer for less capable but equally hopeful people. Prospecting and…
