Potential Amway Recruit Attends WWDB Dream Night

Thanks to one of our readers who shares attending Amway Scheme Night put on by WWDB World Wide Destructive Bastards:

I went with a friend to ‘Dream Night’ where I was introduced to WWDB and Amway. I had heard of Amway of course, but not WWDB. Before Dream Night I had asked my friend about this business he keeps on talking about on Facebook, and what kind of ‘entrepreneur’ he is going to be. He would not tell me exactly what it was he was doing at the time and so I immediately got skeptical. I wanted to see what the heck this stuff was all about so I went to 3 plan meetings following ‘Dream Night’. It was all the same presentation with the same jokes. I also attended one ‘Night Owl’ which is what they call the training sessions that occur after the plan meetings. There was no training. I was hoping to see legit business numbers, or hear about small things you can do to improve profit, or marketing... yadda yadda ( you know the stuff you actually learn in SCHOOL... would ya look at that! ). There are a few points I think were good about the meetings and these are them;

1. Be motivated to do something with your life if you are unhappy with it and need something to change. Don’t sit on your butt, make it happen. (if WWDB and Amway is it for you, good luck)

2. Keep your eyes wide open and make your own opinions. That goes for seeing through the Amway transparency and repetitive ‘teachings’ as well.

I originally was excited by the idea of being able to ‘be free’ and spend all my time with my son in 2-5 years if I put in the work now... blah blah, something that you will hear over and over and over again. But then, I got tired of the mentality they also say that if you don’t do this business your an idiot. Well really?, if what might be right for you isn’t right for someone else they are an idiot? Because they won.t ‘be free’ in 5 years and are stuck in a job pyramid? OKAY THEN. It’s just superficial nonsense to act like there is no judgement and only love within the organization, and the next you are an idiot. Or you aren’t working hard and growing your business because you haven’t been going to all of these meetings and functions.

Also a HUUUUUGE negative, when a ‘mentor’ tells you to hold off on a bill you need to pay so that you can put some $ into buying into amway, or buying a ticket to a function, or the monthly fee of WWDB.... No actual positive mentor would tell you to do things like this. Instead what should be happening is someone who is financially educated ( back to that learning thing in school again ) should sit down with you and figure out your budget and what you can and can’t afford and help you live within your means.

Another strange thing... the term IBO, Independent Business Owner. “INDEPENDANT”.... So why are you having to ask for additions and removals from an upline if this is YOUR business? And how are you an entrepreneur if you are following a business within an organization. I thought the term was more geared for people who are starting business with new and fresh ideas.

I could go on. I am choosing not to do Amway, and it has nothing to do with the products ( I actually like a few). It has EVERYTHING to do with the WWDB organization and how they are an uneducated facet to recruiting. Honestly anyone with a little business know-how can make themselves successful without WWDB!

End note: If information is not direct and open, and questions you ask get tiptoed around... it’s likely to be a waste of money.