We mostly talk about WWDB World Wide Destructive Bastards major functions because that is the Amway cult sect I know. One of our readers shares URA Spring Leadership. Hmm. URA.
U R Asshole!
Thanks
for the inside information that all sounds very familiar. Same shit. Different
asshole.
Same
thing with URA (URAssociation) Spring Leadership. It's coming up soon.
Typically, it's in either Washington DC, National Harbor MD, Baltimore MD, or
Pittsburgh PA. They made a U-Turn back in January when they held Winter
Conference in Florida and forced everyone to drive or fly down from the
Mid-Atlantic down there.
The other two major functions are Summer Conference and FED (Free Enterprise
Days). They announced at a Winter Conference some years back that they could
not use the term, "Dream Night" as that was referred to before as a
directive from the company. Not sure if WWDB and URA butted heads over that or
if Amway Legal was really concerned about it for some reason.
Tickets to major URA functions when I was in some years back went for $93 a
pop.
Typical BS too. Get there on a Friday afternoon, check in (if you can), go get
a spot in line, sit there on the floor for several hours, run up to your room,
get changed, sit through the Friday Night session, then a Night Owl.
Saturday morning, get up from your overly packed hotel room which has five or
six people in it, or wake up from sleeping on the floor all night outside of
the doors to the ballroom/convention hall, arrive at 9:00AM, hear a bunch of
speakers including the XS girl speak, buy your conference ticket for the next
conference (also $93) when they go on sale at 1:00PM (because you have to show
you're all-in with your Upline), and the session ends at 2:00PM.
But wait, there's more. As if you weren't already bored to death, you get to go
to a two and a half or three hour Day Owl with your group that takes you to
about 5:00PM. By this time, you're sweaty and dirty and hungry. But hey, your
Upline will want to host a phone team for you to make calls after the Day Owl
where you might or might not have Upline order pizza that everyone chips in
for.
That takes you to about 6:00PM. Barely enough time to get a good nap because
you have to fight for time to shower with your roommates because you have to
change and wear a different color on Saturday night as doors open at 7:00PM for
the session to start at 8:00PM. That session will run until about 11:30PM or
Midnight with a Night Owl starting at around 12:20AM or 12:30AM. That will run
until about 2:00AM.
Then, you either go up to your room, change, then go back down to the ballroom
to sleep on the floor outside the doors or you try to get some sleep, then wake
up at 8:00AM, fight for shower time, get dressed, and be at the ballroom at
9:00AM as doors will open for the 10:00AM church service.
That goes until Noon, then a break for lunch (if you can find any), and then
the afternoon session starts at 1:00PM where they parade all of the different
"pins" across the stage for "recognition." This happens,
then more speeches, and that takes us until between 4:00PM and 5:00PM.
Then it's FINALLY time to go home. Actually, not really.
My team would either do phone team at 7:30PM so people who lived a ways from
phone team would have to kill some time before they showed up that Upline's
house. Or, they would go to some local gym and literally play dodgeball and
tire everyone out and then give speeches afterwards. They even had a trainer
run everyone through stretches and sprints on a couple of occasions. Totally
insulting.
Let me just say that after about one year in this shit, I ended up getting my
own hotel room and maybe going to a couple of sessions. The last conference I
went to, I stayed in my room my entire time except for the free breakfast I got
from Marriott or the Saturday afternoon breakout session. I tried to escape at
6:00AM on Sunday morning to drive home, but I, unfortunately ran into Crossline
wondering where I had been.
So that's URA (URAsssocation). I wanted to add these comments so that people
would know what to expect and so that their grueling weekends showed up in
Search.
So let’s help our with a few more keywords that Amway Ambots are plugging
into that Search!
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The price for URA's Spring Leadership function is now a lot higher than $93. It goes up every year.
ReplyDeleteEverything that this guy describes is right on target. URA is an especially nasty Amway subsystem, and they really put IBOs through the wringer at these functions. The brutal schedule, the endless meetings, the keeping of everybody physically uncomfortable -- all these things are right out of any cult's management system. Even the absurdity of forcing everyone to play dodgeball at a gym, and having a trainer run you through sprints, is precisely what is done at Parris Island by the Marine Corps to break down the will and the resistance of new recruits.
The whole thing is this: it's not about teaching you how to have a good Amway business. It's all about teaching you to be mindlessly obedient.
Anonymous - besides the faces - the only thing that changes in Amway is the prices keep going up! LOL!
DeleteThat's the whole point of Amway cult meetings - teaching the ambots to be mindlessly obedient.
Good grief, WWDB is not the only Amway association hosting these events?! URA's modus operandi sounds exactly the same but with a different name. No surprises at all.
ReplyDeleteThere are so many AMO subsystems in the Amway racket that it's hard to keep track of them all. But they all spout the same lies and bullshit, and they all hold the useless and expensive "functions."
DeleteAnonymous - unfortunately Amway has quite a few cult sects and like the other anonymous said it's hard to keep track of them all. The new Amway cult sects spring up when disgruntled Diamond cult leaders are not happy with their share of greed pie so they create their own group to keep more of the profits from the Amway tool scam.
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