NOTE! This video has political overtones, but it was NOT posted with politics in mind. Instead, I ask all viewers to focus on how much our lives would be radically different if we choose to succeed in Network Marketing while we are still physically able and can! What if these individuals had chosen to give building a pipeline a shot when they came across it? While no one can guarantee success, making a decision to succeed in any profession, especially private franchising, is indeed a choice. At least we have a choice.
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2 comments:
What does MLM have to do with the destitute of Singapore? If this is back-handed an advertisement for Amway/Quixtar, I would have to say you are not going to get a stampede of people signing up.
People become destitute in my country due to a variety of reasons, one of them possibly being choosing not maximising/rejecting the many business opportunities around the country when presented to them. (MLM businesses included)
It is unfortunate and those of us with the means to assist the poor and needy should do so, regardless of how they became poor and needy, in my humble opinion.
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