I've normally been against Network Marketing and Pyramid business models since my days of being a CutCo Rep. While not a Pyramid model, it did make you hit up all your friends and family members, which became tedious after a while and sometimes I felt like I was being a nuisance and using my relationships to peddle product, even if it was great quality (CutCo Double-D Edge!). Not to mention, this was well before Social Media became what it is today. and now all these companies have their reps blasting your social media accounts with posts, notifications and trials. World Ventures is the worst with this, but that's for another conversation.
So enter Beachbody. I have almost a dozen friends doing it. I'm not as into the workouts, as most of them are timed, group workouts focusing on cardio. For me, I'd rather be at the gym with headphones. But these Shakeology/Cleanse/21-day fix programs are intriguing. They appear to be some of the best protein and meal-replacement shakes you can buy. I'm thinking of doing the 3-day Cleanse soon to get rid of all the Holiday toxins. So any thoughts on that, appreciated.
But the bigger question, what about being a BB Coach? It seems like a much more relaxed approach, not in everyone's face about it (Although, the social media onslaught still sucks) and a great way to make some side-income or even a career out of it. It does combine a Pyramid and Network model, having you share your experience and get people under you to push product. And it's a product that's very in demand. My friend has 400 people under her. I already have 2 co-workers who will buy the cleanse off me if I sold.
Anyone have any experience with this? Either product, business model, or even being a coach?
As always, funny and degrading answers are appreciated.
So enter Beachbody. I have almost a dozen friends doing it. I'm not as into the workouts, as most of them are timed, group workouts focusing on cardio. For me, I'd rather be at the gym with headphones. But these Shakeology/Cleanse/21-day fix programs are intriguing. They appear to be some of the best protein and meal-replacement shakes you can buy. I'm thinking of doing the 3-day Cleanse soon to get rid of all the Holiday toxins. So any thoughts on that, appreciated.
But the bigger question, what about being a BB Coach? It seems like a much more relaxed approach, not in everyone's face about it (Although, the social media onslaught still sucks) and a great way to make some side-income or even a career out of it. It does combine a Pyramid and Network model, having you share your experience and get people under you to push product. And it's a product that's very in demand. My friend has 400 people under her. I already have 2 co-workers who will buy the cleanse off me if I sold.
Anyone have any experience with this? Either product, business model, or even being a coach?
As always, funny and degrading answers are appreciated.
