Stop Blaming Mary Kay

I’ve never felt a “need” to have haters, and I had no idea that Mary Kay needed haters. Glad we can help!

With my MK business, I don’t have a store at all, yet I seem to do just fine with it. I have several customeers who are out of state even. I make enough in my business to pay all of my bills and have extra cash for whatever.

MK is also a numbers game. You can’t get discouraged or take it personal when someone tells you no, you just have to play out the numbers. I will admit, direct sales of any kind isn’t for everybody, but why try to turn everyone away? I’ve come across this site and pink truth several times by researching info to help me grow my business, and all I read is negativity. If you spend as much time being positive about something as you do at being negative, you could possibly change.the world.

Everyone needs haters, and if someone is hating on you or what you do, then you are obviously doing something right! I’m sorry that MK didn’t work out for ya’ll, and I’m sorry that you feel you have lost friends bc of it, but don’t blame the company as a whole, or even the vast majority of the consultants and directors.

Just like at any store, you run into people who are inconsiderate, and pushy, and when that happens, what do you do? I’m willing to put $$ on the fact that you either go to another store, or you don’t go to their register. Same thing with MK, you don’t like the consultant for whatever reason, then talk about your concerns with her, and if that doesn’t work, then find another consultant. I’m sure that if you tell the new consultant your concerns, she will damn near leap mountains to make you a happier customer.

Yes, MK may have a turnover rate, but look at the resturant business, or even retail stores, they have huge turnover rates too. All of my customers and even team members are happy with MK as a product and as a company. But like it’s been said several times before, anything worth having is worth working for. And fact is, I know several women personally who are millionaires who made their millions starting off as a consultant just like me.

If your director pushes you, it’s only to help you achieve your goals. She has her own goals for herself and as a unit. The only way to achieve any goal is to work toward it, no matter what it is. And any business you may start, whether it be MK, resturant, or even mechanics, you have to work at it to keep it going.

Also, to truly see any significant profit, no matter what the business is, you have to give it a min of 3-5 years. If you quit before then, then you just gave up. So, stop blaming MK, or even consultants for your misfortune, we didn’t hold a gun to your head and make you do anything you didn’t want to do. It’s pretty funny tho how our marketing plan is taught in top universities including Harvard! Think about it, why would it be taught if it didn’t work?

2 COMMENTS

  1. “And fact is, I know several women personally who are millionaires who made their millions starting off as a consultant just like me.”

    You go, Robin Leach 🙄 I know two millionaires (one’s family owned a department store and invested their money wisely; the other’s grandfather made a fortune selling a product that every business needs but no one thinks about. She still owns and manages the company) and neither one ever mentions their money.

    As for the rest of this disordered, repetitive thought-cancelling cliche fest, it’s the last real day of my vacation and I’ve still got all the stuff I was supposed to do earlier this week to not do.

  2. With my MK business, I don’t have a store at all, yet I seem to do just fine with it. I have several customeers (sic) who are out of state even. I make enough in my business to pay all of my bills and have extra cash for whatever.

    Sure Jan GIF. However, since you didn’t provide any evidence to prove your point, I’m choosing to disbe-LIE-ve you since I’ve seen this.
    https://www.marykay.ca/-/media/images/mk/united-states/canada/esuite/footer/canadian-statement-of-typical-participant-earnings-2025.pdf

    MK is also a numbers game.

    Yup, for every one person to make a profit, 249 lose money. Also according to Mary Kay Wagner Rogers Eckman Weaver Louis Miller Hallenbeck Ash’s corporate figures.

    You can’t get discouraged or take it personal when someone tells you no, you just have to play out the numbers. I will admit, direct sales of any kind isn’t for everybody, but why try to turn everyone away?

    Then why do people boldly proclaim” any-one can sell{insert MLM product of your choice}?” or “make executive pay in part time work”? or “instead of doom-scrolling while watching Netflix, make money from your phone”?
    (General) You can’t make claims of it being profitable for anyone who wants in while screaming out of the other side of your mouth ” direct sales of any kind isn’t for everybody”!

    I’ve come across this site and pink truth several times by researching info to help me grow my business, and all I read is negativity.

    Sadly, the negativity you see on here is coming from inside Mary Kay directors groups.

    If you spend as much time being positive about something as you do at being negative, you could possibly change.the (sic) world.

    If we can provide the guidance to get one person out of Mary Kay or any other MLM company, the we have changed the world for the better. And we have so …

    Everyone needs haters, and if someone is hating on you or what you do, then you are obviously doing something right!

    Or maybe, just maybe… you are doing everything wrong?? Religious manipulation and family neglection in the pursuit of the almighty dollar is and always will be wrong.

    I’m sorry that MK didn’t work out for ya’ll (sic) , and I’m sorry that you feel you have lost friends bc (sic) of it, but don’t blame the company as a whole, or even the vast majority of the consultants and directors.

    The blame is laid firmly at the pink pump clad feet of Mary Kay or these days the loafer clad feet of Ryan. She choose the sales model and both her son and grandson choose to follow in her footsteps. The fact that nearly all of the IBCs and SDs embrace the MLM structure with enthusiasm is also worthy of blame.

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