[mfazio]

visit this thread for actual post please

http://youngentrepreneur.com/forum/s...ead.php?t=6956

thanks guys

[akula]

mfasio, please reconsider your approach to recruitment.

I am worried about your time.

The people you're pitching have not expressed a desire to have you pitch them.

In polite terms, the time you're spending interrupting people could be spent more effectively pitching people who've asked you to pitch them.

Tip: they search google for "I want to join MLM".

[mfazio]

its a valid business oppourtunity tho?

if it is a common feeling that such an opportunity is unwanted however... i will not post again on the topic...
although this is the "business opportunity" section

[gabezor]

participating MLM is not being an entrepreneur, sorry

[mfazio]

A person who organizes, operates, and assumes the risk for a business venture is what an entrepreneur is.

I guess you are right. This MLM is one of my business ventures, not my only one however. Unfortunatly I guess you couldnt qualify this particular activity as entrepreneurial... What if I provided training and support and then assumed risk by paying for all my downline expenses? Would it then qualifiy as an entrepreneurial activity?... hmmm i wonder....

Then again those involved in MLM are expected to provide support to downlines... they also assume theyre own risk upon joining... so I guess maybe it is entrepreneurial? Whatever the case, my involvment with UNSANA as an MLM yields the risk of not making back your $400 AUD associate signup fee.... A pittance to risk in the first place if you ask me.... Make that back from personal sales in no time :P

Interesting comment none the less.