Alex Morton

Absolutely.

It's the idea of instead of spending money on billboards, magazine ads, TV commercials, movie previews, YouTube ads, it's the idea of word of mouth.

And obviously it works.

It makes sense.

These companies like Amway, Arbonne, Mary Kay, they're doing $5 billion, $7 billion a year.

And it works.

I think network marketing, this is my opinion, doesn't mean it's a fact.

Sure.

I think it's the best opportunity for someone that doesn't have a surplus of cash to go start a business.

They can get started for two, three, four, five hundred dollars.

It's not guaranteed, but they can get the six, seven and even eight figures a year through hard work, learning, persistence.

But there is a stigma because there's a lot of people in our profession that do it super bad, super wrong.

They market it terrible.

They say it's a get rich overnight thing.

Dude, it's not a get rich quick.

It takes time just like anything else.

But yeah, network marketing has given me my shit.

It's given me a lot, man.

Where I really hit my first home run was a healthy energy drink.

Imagine I'm in college.