Why I No Longer Work My Zrii Business
Don't get me wrong..Zrii is a wonderful product. I drink it every day and have been doing so since October 2007. In that time I have not been sick once. With that in mind, I can only imagine the powerful immune system effect that is going on in my body, on a deeper level. Hopefully the ayurvedic ingredients in Zrii are preventing serious diseases that take years to become evident.
Given that testimonial, many may ask why I no longer work my Zrii business. The answer is, that Zrii as a business was not a good way for the average person to make money. Creating a long term residual income and helping others to do the same is the reason that I am a network marketing professional. Though I personally was making money with Zrii, my down line could not duplicate my efforts even with a lot of training and support. Zrii as a product is a hard sell. The effects are not noticeable for most people in the here and now. You know how hard it is in our western minded society to convince people to do things and pay for things that are preventative, without seeing/feeling differences for themselves. Some people "feel" Zrii, but many do not.
Zrii as a business had a very, very high attrition rate, thus making it hard for the average distributor (Zrii IE) to create ongoing residual income. Zrii as a company has shown that they know this, by recently adding a weight loss product to their line. Weight loss is an easier sell than wellness and prevention. This is a smart decision on their part, yet departs from their original one product mission and ideal.
My goal as a network marketing professional as well as a home business coach and trainer is to make sure that I reach my financial and lifestyle goals and that those who work with me, do so as well. That is why it became increasingly untenable for me to continue building a down line with Zrii. My level of integrity and honesty would not allow it.
I do continue to sell Zrii as a product and to drink it myself. As for making money. I have chosen to work with a company that I know has a simple, yet unique product line and the financial success of it's distributors at the heart of it's mission and philosophy.
Given that testimonial, many may ask why I no longer work my Zrii business. The answer is, that Zrii as a business was not a good way for the average person to make money. Creating a long term residual income and helping others to do the same is the reason that I am a network marketing professional. Though I personally was making money with Zrii, my down line could not duplicate my efforts even with a lot of training and support. Zrii as a product is a hard sell. The effects are not noticeable for most people in the here and now. You know how hard it is in our western minded society to convince people to do things and pay for things that are preventative, without seeing/feeling differences for themselves. Some people "feel" Zrii, but many do not.
Zrii as a business had a very, very high attrition rate, thus making it hard for the average distributor (Zrii IE) to create ongoing residual income. Zrii as a company has shown that they know this, by recently adding a weight loss product to their line. Weight loss is an easier sell than wellness and prevention. This is a smart decision on their part, yet departs from their original one product mission and ideal.
My goal as a network marketing professional as well as a home business coach and trainer is to make sure that I reach my financial and lifestyle goals and that those who work with me, do so as well. That is why it became increasingly untenable for me to continue building a down line with Zrii. My level of integrity and honesty would not allow it.
I do continue to sell Zrii as a product and to drink it myself. As for making money. I have chosen to work with a company that I know has a simple, yet unique product line and the financial success of it's distributors at the heart of it's mission and philosophy.
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posted by Deborah Tutnauer, LCSW @ 11:54 AM
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