Risk has existed in every endeavor of life and will continue to exist no matter what. You can't take risk out of this world, it is simply inevitable! In the world of MLM, there are a lot of risks, and it is only a matter of time and you will find out for yourself, but hey, that does not in any way negate the countless benefits in the industry.
To be a surgeon involves a lot of risk, for the people you put under the blade could risk their very lives.
Being a commercial driver involves a lot of risk, for the lives of your passengers are in your hands.
Being a sports person is risky too, for many have suffered injuries from which they never totally recovered, such is life and so in everything that you do, you focus and move.
In the field of MLM, consider your risk and then brace yourself for every storm.
The first risk you are likely to have is that of rejection. Many will reject the offer to join you.
The second risk I have seen which I would draw your attention to, is that of attrition, many will not reject the offer, in fact, they will attend your Open Plan Presentation (OPP), they would gladly register, in fact, some would go ahead to pick their packages but would leave within the first 90 days (Chuck Holmes)
Now, that should not stop you at all, it should urge you on, that is because, your ten (10) people out of the hundred (100) who are left, are those you need to move with. Run with them and don't try to drag the 90 along
They would delay you in a very huge way, and you might end up saying goodbye to an otherwise wonderful career yourself, so you know what to do. Stick and stay with the ten (10)
The last type of risk I will touch on is the risk you face when you decide to jump in, there are those who come to TIENS or any MLM company for that matter without any profession, they just had nothing at the time, no certificate, no curriculum vitae, nothing, that is a different case.
Then there those who had some level of education, but like me had to drop out at a point because of some issues, such as happened to me during my MPH program with the University of Roehampton and I had to divert to something else.
But there are those who were fully engaged somewhere, in another "not so bad" profession when who had to give it up so they can enjoy the financial and time freedom they seek with TIENS.
The transition can be gruelling because from the beginning, you might not find all the money you hear people talk about, that does not mean you won't get there, just keep going.
And if you are not young at the time of joining but old enough with family responsibilities, the case takes on a different dimension. With all these at the back of your mind, step into the game with even more determination and definitely you would arrive at what has been termed at your success city!
Enjoy your day!
Till then, keep working hard, and be an MLM Pro
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