Why You'll Never Be Successful in an MLM

You hear of a great new opportunity. They make it all sound so easy and fun. But, will you ever see the success you crave?
How do the successful people do it?

Today we'll dive into exactly how MLMs work, the real numbers, and if you should join one.

An important thing about the video: I know that a large percentage of MLM sellers are women, and especially stay-at-home moms, so some might argue that working a real job isn't feasible. However, due to the rise of remote working, and the ease at which someone can work from home, I feel that this argument is weak. Anyone can work and create a career from home. I do it.

Also, I say "you don't know sales" quite a lot and you may be tempted to say "but I know all about sales and how to sell!" If you know sales, you're probably already in a sales job that makes more in a week than an MLM person makes in a year. Anyone who knows sales or is good at sales is already in sales, unless you realized you can swindle a bunch of people elsewhere.

One thing I didn't talk about and probably should have is that most people in an MLM are good people. The average MLM employee isn't a bad, money-grubbing liar. There are many normal, fine people who have done well at MLMs. What I dislike is the "MLM guru" who sells unsuspecting people on an unachievable dream. It's the person whose pitch is all about helping others and only wanting others to be as successful as them. These are the people who are in the wrong.

If you like this, then please share it with someone who needs to hear this message. How many people join MLMs each day hoping for that success, the financial freedom they've been looking for?