On Apr 1, 2008, at 9:21 AM, ML Rogers wrote:
> Hi Leslie,
>
> With your deep experience, I would like to know how you yourself
> would persuade someone that Quixtar/MLM is a bad idea. In as few
> sentences as possible, what might you say to a devoted MLM-er to
> change their mind? I ask because I run out of steam trying to argue
> with such people.
>
> Thanks,
> Martin
>
>> Posted by: "leslie_smith_
>> leslie_smith_
>> Mon Mar 31, 2008 1:41 pm (PDT)
>>
>> I'm familiar with Quixtar and have been around the business and its
>> functions for 16 years (my parents became involved when I was 12).
>> I've been to Dexter Yager's house numerous times, the Quixtar
>> headquarters in Ada, functions that are normally off-limits to lower
>> level pins, etc. I FINALLY did some soul searching and legal research
>> after many years and left the company about two years ago. If you
>> have any specific questions for me just let me know. I don't claim to
>> be an expert but I'm a great listner and would be happy to help
>> however I can.
Martin,
As has been said many times here, the fact that you've taken a
discussion to the argument level means you've lost.
They've been trained extensively to deal with "arguments."
When I was under the influence, I would have shut off whomever chose
to argue. It was only when I started using the analytical skills I'd
been taught in school and elsewhere that I began to see how I needed
to get out on my own. I remember the discussion my wife and I had back
in April of 2001, "If this were a brick and mortar business, we'd have
closed the store by now."
At that point, we "closed the store."
--
Regards,
John
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