I Made $1,200 Last Quarter
I’m sorry but you guys are totally missing the point. I made over $1,200 last quarter just doing Mary Kay part time. That’s not even including the reorder I just got this morning. Maybe you didn’t know how to sell or build relationships. Maybe your attitude was the problem.
Just because you failed, doesn’t mean the company is bad. It just wasn’t for you. Plenty of us are making money and having fun and building confidence while we’re at it. You don’t speak for all of us so maybe stop acting like you do. It’s not Mary Kay’s fault you didn’t make it work.
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After reading Frosty Rose’s excellent article yesterday, I wonder how much Ms Blamenshame here had to spend to “earn” that $1200.
My question, especially on the heels of yesterday’s article, is how she’s defining “make.” Did you earn $1200 on an actual P&L? Is that the mythical 50% that you have to pretend you earned in front of the weekly meeting? Did you sell $1200? Follow up question, how many hours did you have to work to “make” that much?
In any case, $1200 in a whole quarter isn’t the flex she thinks it is. I could snag a job at my local grocery store making $15/hour and earn that much in less than 7 hours/week. And not have to think about it any other hours of my week.
“I made over $1,200 last quarter…”
You keep using that word…”made”. I don’t think it means what you think it means.
(Thanks to Inigo Montoya)
Wow! $100-ish a week. That’s impressive! LOL
PTC, who ever said none of the contributors here made money? That is not the primary claim, although some did lose money. The concern is more “how” money is made in MK, for the scant few who actually turn a true business profit.
No MLM downline can be profitable as a whole. For every person turning a true profit, many others in the same downline must be losing money. This reality is baked right into these pay-to-play endless-chain recruiting schemes like Mary Kay. There is no way around it.
Making money in MLMs like Mary Kay is nothing to brag about, given the harm required to others.