A Lasting Opportunity: Join Us and Thrive!

[reba515]

I am thinking of including this on a slip of paper in my Opportunity packs.What do you think? Is it too much ? The few times I have said it to prespective recruits they seemed to be very receptive to it.

 

[beepampered]

It's an okay quote but I'm not sure of the point of it for recruiting. Can you really say that someone who hates their job can simply quit to do PC? Unless I'm missing something, PC is NOT a full-time income replacement when you first begin. You might still come home and complain and then complain about having to go out and do a show.

My vote (since you asked) is "not that effective." BEE

 

[cooking.with.ann]

wouldn't have signed me...I don't have any children!just my 2 cents...

 

[chefjeanine]

wouldn't have signed me...I don't have any children!

just my 2 cents...

Same here.

Jeanine

 

[StephanieTPC]

Personally, I might have been turned off by it if I didn't know more about the business as a whole. It's another quote that would have made me feel guilty about having to work as a single mother - as if by complaining I'm now doing more irrepairable damage to my son.

In order to make at TPC what I make at my regular job, I'd have to build a HUGE downline or sell close to $20000 a month (probably more since I'd have to pay taxes at some point). Granted I make a very good income where I am, but with an ex who left me so much unsecured debt and a house in ill-repair, I am not going to file bankruptcy to run away from the problem. So I found a way to make a little side cash to pay for the things that I need to do or want to do without having to file bankruptcy to do it...but I don't want to feel guilty about staying with this incredibly high stress job and sometimes complaining about it.