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“I joined an MLM“ on sexual wellness. ”I thought I was a pretty funny and smart person, so it would be fun to make money while making jokes, showing people products that actually worked. The problem was the inventory that they ‘I’m forcing you to carry. You have to have things on hand if you’re hoping to make any money, right? I could justify for a With each order to replace what I sold, I added a little more and built up my inventory. I stayed afloat. without losing money. It was only when I I delved into MLM that I realized that the energy you spend is constant. “

“You’re always on social media, you have to think about how / what / when to post. You need to maintain engagement with your customers and stay in touch with your next parties. Consultants can claim that they have done [hundreds of dollars] for a two-hour party, when in reality it was practically full-time hours of unpaid work weeks in advance to keep the parties going, and in rotation, like spinning tons of stuff. ‘plates at a time. When you attend trainings – in town or out – that you pay for – event ticket, hotel, trip, meal – they try to mentally break you down. . You are told that you never do enough, that your friendships are 1000% conditional, and it just becomes overwhelming. Plus, to be a female-only business, it had a male CEO (the founder’s son) AND misogynist products. “