Why Network Marketing?

Isn’t it strange that Steven Scott, Bill Guthy and Greg Renker, who created two of the most successful television direct marketing marketing companies in the world, chose a completely different business model for bringing their biggest breakthrough product, MaxGXL, to market?

The founders of Max aren’t the only ultra successful business people moving into this industry. The multi-billionaires Warren Buffert, Richard Branson and Donald Trump also are as they too see it as as huge growth market. As more and more people grow tired of corporate world politics, small business hassles and job losses they are turning to the home business industry of which a significant percentage is through network marketing companies.

The market trends, along with the story behind MaxGXL, dictated that network marketing would be the most effective way to bring it to market.

Max acquired Cellgevity in 2009 their lead scientist Dr. Nagasawa was asked why he was willing to sell his technology and life’s research to a network marketing company, he said he liked our values and had a good feeling about Max as a company. He liked the distribution channel that extends across the globe and is ever-expanding. Dr. Nagasawa’s goal is to have his research get in the hands of individuals who really need it, regardless of their location, so they can reap the full benefits of his products without the need of a prescription.

For the past several years, multimillionaire businessman, entrepreneur, investor and Rich Dad Poor Dad author Robert Kiyosaki has been a staunch supporter of network marketing. Like many people, he was skeptical about the industry at first … until he learned firsthand what network marketing is all about: helping people.

In 1994 I started researching the network marketing business in earnest. I went to every presentation I heard about and listened closely to everything I heard. Eventually I began meeting some of these companies’ leaders, and I was stunned to find that they were some of the most intelligent, kind, ethical, moral, spiritual, and professional people I had met in all my years of business.
—Robert Kiyosaki

In his latest book, the author of the phenomenally successful Rich Dad Poor Dad series shows why network marketing is indeed the business of the 21st century. Robert shares the eight wealth-building assets offered by network marketing that allow you to take advantage of these tough economic times to build a strong financial future and happier life.

Asset #1: A Real-World Business Education
Asset #2: A Profitable Path of Personal Development
Asset #3: A Circle of Friends Who Share Your Dreams and Values
Asset #4: The Power of Your Own Network
Asset #5: A Duplicable, Fully Scalable Business
Asset #6: Incomparable Leadership Skills
Asset #7: A Mechanism for Genuine Wealth Creation
Asset #8: Big Dreams and the Capacity to Live Them

Watch a powerful 4 minute of Robert Kiyosaki talking about the type of people who succeed in life in the 21st century business model by clicking here.

Many people have the wrong idea of what network marketing is; the truth is that the business has evolved significantly in the last twenty years. There are those who will shy away from network marketing because of its past, and then there are those smart ones who will make their fortunes because they can forget the past and see the future.
-John Assaraf, coauthor of the New York Times bestseller ‘The Answer’

Click here to read what business and thought leaders have to say about the real essence of the network marketing industry, and what it means to you.

Network marketing returns power to the people. It empowers individuals who want to build their own business without the overheads, risk and complexities of a traditional business.

The reason why network marketing is attracting so many capable and entrepreneurial people is there are no artificial boundaries. You get paid on the productivity of you and your team. If you’re willing to take responsibility for your business and put in the work then you get paid on it. Impressive resumes and fancy titles mean nothing. You produce, you get paid.