This post is short and sweet and the final post in our MLM Myths and Truths series.

Get Paid Today!
That’s what you want right? A business that pays you today and everyday as soon as possible. Furthermore you’d like to be paid as much as possible too, right?
Ever heard the saying “You get what you pay for” ?

this myth is designed to appeal to prospects who don’t want to work too hard, the “get rich quick”, “time poor”, and plain lazy prospect. It is also designed to appeal to the prospect who isn’t quite convinced the business will work…they’ll just ‘take it for test drive’ for a few hours here and there to see how it goes

There is a culture around alot of MLM companies that promotes building a business on little more than hype and excitement, as fast as possible, in the first 24 to 48 hours. This is in order to “build belief” in your new team member and prove that the business works (or at least that’s what they want you to believe) …

Many MLM companies have a culture of telling you they will practically build your business for you, using three way calls and a team of upline sponsors. The truth is that if you are going into a business with the expectation that someone will ‘hold your hand’, and build your business for you, then you are likely to fail as an entrepreneur…

All MLM and Network Marketing companies want you to believe that you cannot fail if you join them, and the “secret ingredient” to your success or otherwise, is what they have to offer. Be it the comp plan, the AMAZING products, the upline support, the training, the call centre or the company website. However this is very misleading…

MLM Myth #2 “These products are so AMAZING, they practically sell themselves…”
Believing that any product or service is so great that it sells itself is basically complete bollocks and damaging to your business and here’s why.

MLM Myth #1 “This business is so simple ANYONE can do it…” If you have ever been involved in or introduced to an MLM or Network Marketing business, this was probably one of the key things your ‘sponsor to be’ said to you, “This business is so simple…” well let’s just say there is a big difference between simple and easy.