I was reading
through your posts and found it compelling enough for me to create
an account just to post here. I frankly find your behavior very
disturbing. It is nice that you put your heart and soul and you
believe very strongly in what you do with enthusiasm. But what if I
told whatever you have done for was all one big lie? (I’m not saying VE is one but for you to
contemplate over)
-That your hard
sweat and time just to close a few meager deals would be ripped off
by people above you who don’t care much for you beyond the deals
that you close?
-That the products
that you sell to others in hopes of helping them are actually
overpriced items that have no conclusive or scientific proven
benefits.
-That those people
peddling the goods to you don’t even have faith it them and only
look to you leech off your sales.
-That for those few
dollars, you risk jeopardizing personal
relationships.
If people making use
of your blind faith to do everything above, would you live in
self-denial or would question your mindset for
once?
To be fair to you,
people are naïve and ignorant at least once in their learning
years. My advice to you is to get over this phase quickly enough or
you will definitely be exploited all your life because you really
seem like a person who trusts easily and believe anything he is
fed. Your youth is precious enough not
to be wasted on these kinds of trivial pursuits. If you put all
these effort into a fulltime stable job, you will definitely gain
much more in terms of monetary and job progression rewards and I
can say that you will probably be "really"
successful.
Not say I hate MLM
or want to discourage you but sit down, look around you. Look at
things from all perspective and not from the hype that those
seminars feed you to get you motivated. These are the street-smart
skills that you need to apply not just in finding jobs but in
whatever important life decisions you make in the
future.
