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EPISODE · Mar 23, 2026 · 18 MIN

Why I Don't Treat This Like a Business.

from The Way Out · host Andrew Logan

Everyone knows the saying 'Treat this like a business and it will pay you like a business'. But is that actually the best way to think about Network Marketing?Because in so many ways we don't have a business:We can't control the product.We can't control the prices.We can't control ingredients etc.And these are all very good things. Because those things cause headaches.But, even more importantly - businesses are expensive, slow and money hungry vehicles.The Network Marketing vehicle is the opposite.It's lean, fast and a great cashflow creating vehicle.Which is why we never treated it like a 'business' - And instead treated it like something closer to our goals. 

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Everyone knows the saying 'Treat this like a business and it will pay you like a business'. But is that actually the best way to think about Network Marketing? Because in so many ways we don't have a business: We can't control the product.We can't control the prices.We can't control ingredients etc.And these are all very good things. Because those things cause headaches. But, even more importantly - businesses are expensive, slow and money hungry vehicles. The Network Marketing ve...

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