Don't Drink the Lemonade

The topic for today has to do with discernment between reality and fantasy. When it comes to all the so-called opportunities promoted on the Internet, it really is important to separate fact from fiction. One of the characteristics of network marketers, is that they are, as a group, dreamers. This is not a bad thing, because it can serve as motivation to move toward a goal, such as financial freedom. The problem comes in when the blurry eyes fail to catch problems with a program, because they "want" to believe so badly, that reason, and logic, is clouded.

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One category of programs that deceive a lot of people are the money game programs. Generally, the people involved in them travel in packs, like wolves. The promotions generally start out; "JUST LAUNCHED- Then whatever." This is the cue to grab a position, hopefully before the rest of the pack. The guy who start's the scam, calls his buddies, to take a position, then the promotion starts. A few (very few) who come in early, might actually make a few bucks, but it's "Fool's Gold", and it's at the expense of a lot of other, what I would call "desperados", a word I use to describe the desperation of the participants of these types of silly games. Hope you're not ofear not, the first time is, shame on them, but if you continue to do these things, shame on you.

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Another category of programs that catches the attention of a lot of gullible people are the mythical "SPILLOVER" programs. These appeal to the free lunch mentality that is so prevalent these days. It's the same general theme as what's been discussed so far. Once again, mathematical analysis as to the validity of these programs, take's a back seat to the fantasy element. That's why I said, "Don't drink the lemonade."

nYou know who you are. Here's a confession; I have also "been there, done that, got the tee shirt".

Another category of programs, prey on the vulnerability of people with health issues. These folk are willing to believe anything, if they think it will alleviate their problems. They promote miracle juices, lotions, potions, and pills. These programs cwe're subjected to daily. Unfortunately, many people fall for them, only to accumulate a bunch of product that eventually winds up in a landfill. Lot's of people are committed to a monthly auto-ship of this stuff, that drains the family budget, causes much disillusionment,omprise a large percentage of what

e of them. If what I'm saying here strikes a little too close to homeand often, family stresses.This guy looks like my father, after I tell him about another deal.

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There are assorted other deals out there, to beware of. These include products that capitalize on the latest fads, environmental issues, and the global warming religion. Watch out for the gas pill deals that circulate every few years. They seem to be in vogue again. You've been warned.

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