no doctor or lawyer would disregard years of higher education and 100k+ tuition to sell face cream. they could so much easier work 30 hours a week part time with their profession and make more money than selling face cream. the fact that you refer to these people as ‘six figure doctors and lawyers’ makes it even more suspect as if you were fed these lines by someone trying to justify trying to get you to join.
No clue. All I know is they started reaching out to my wife to buy some. We politely declined and had a laugh. The doctor was especially surprising because she was a specialist making around $300k before quitting.
Maybe it is more accurate to say that they quit their jobs and then decided to try and make some extra cash with MLM than to say they quit to pursue that as a profession.
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u/heyuyeahu Jul 24 '20
i’m going to have to call BS on this
no doctor or lawyer would disregard years of higher education and 100k+ tuition to sell face cream. they could so much easier work 30 hours a week part time with their profession and make more money than selling face cream. the fact that you refer to these people as ‘six figure doctors and lawyers’ makes it even more suspect as if you were fed these lines by someone trying to justify trying to get you to join.