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Thursday, October 25, 2018

Amway/WWDB: Part 4: Economics


This is Part 4 of the Dealbreaker for our relationship. You can read Part 1, Part 2, Part 3.

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How is the Amway dream misleading? Why is it not a certainty that someone will become Diamond? Why are IBOs not actually creating societal value; for example, “building families”?

Please see below for four reasons why I feel Amway is an investment with low societal and economic return:

Thursday, October 18, 2018

Amway/WWDB: Part 3: Ethics


This is Part 3 of the Dealbreaker for our relationship. You can read Part 1 here and Part 2 here.
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What’s even worse?

The business is built on duplication. I already feel negatively regarding you taking the drug yourself (i.e. believing in the Amway dream), but the way you achieve your goal of time and financial freedom is through “selling” it to other people, and limiting their future (in my eyes). And they in turn will be dealing this drug and propagating what I perceive to be low societal value throughout society.

But wait, it gets worse. How is the addiction to the Amway dream reinforced?

Thursday, October 11, 2018

Amway/WWDB: Part 2 :Analogies


This is Part 2 of the Dealbreaker for our relationship. You can read Part 1 here.

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Why do I feel like Amway/WWDB limits someone’s future?

Let me give you another analogy.


Thursday, October 4, 2018

Amway/WWDB: Part 1: Introduction

In the previous post, I mentioned that I wrote an essay for my ex regarding why I thought his specific faction of Amway/WWDB was unethical.

(And according to a Google search, there are many other Amway WWDB factions that also operate in a similar manner: 
...just to list a few.)

Originally, I meant to write this essay as a way to "rescue" him. To unbrainwash him. I invested an immense amount of time and energy into the document. I truly wanted to convince him to quit his "business", and my available tools were the strength of my words supported with a solid foundation of background research. However, the more I wrote, the more I realized how different our fundamental life goals and values truly were, and made the decision to break up with him before the document was complete.
 
Below is my parting gift to him:
(Note: I have edited the more personal parts out, and all names are changed)