Re: Quixtar biz.....how-to or how not to! ;-)

[Guest guest]

Another thought that might help clarify the Quixtar biz in general for folks

is that

the potential for large profit is most certainly there. Just because most

folks

don't make it to that level, doesn't mean the reality doesn't exist and here's

why...

(As an aside.....the Quixtar retail online site is hugely profitable and one

of the largest

on the internet. The site is strictly product driven, not related to tapes,

books

seminars in anyway.)

I think it's human nature that a lot of folks join these types of businesses

expecting easy money and I'm

here to tell you that Quixtar is not easy money! You are going to work your

butt off if you want

to achieve the higher income levels! Once the foundation is laid, the work

effort can slow down but initally, you are working hard day in and day out.

I'm a good one to ask because I've been both extremely active, busting my

bootie, and at times more passive in my Quixtar biz

so I have really " been there, done that " in all aspects.

An " active' IBO i.e.one making good money, on the way to 6 figures, is out

showing the biz plan and getting other people started on a consistent basis week

after week, month after month for 2-3 years non-stop.

The 10-15 hours a week they mentioned last night is from doing that specific

business activity (i.e. showing

the business plan several times a week to new people and getting new folks

started. And then showing the business for

your new people until they are comfortable enough to do it themselves.)

During this phase of your business building

to 6 figures level, you aren't home much in the evenings! You are on the road

constantly night after night.

But with that type of effort, a person can be at the 6 figure level within 2-3

years.

So yes, there is a price to pay for finanical freedom as would be expected.

Here's the problem....people get in Quixtar and never show the business plan

once! They use a few products,

tell a few others, and then wonder why there is no money!?!

Here's the bottom line...and it's not limited to the Quixtar biz.....what I

have found is that people expect to make a PhD effort income via grade school

effort work habits and that just ain't gonna happen....there is no free lunch...

Hope this helps clarify!

LeAnn

[Guest guest]

ine, I'm so glad you brought this up! I promise I'm almost done and will

shut up.....!!!

The main reason I don't actively build my Quixtar biz anymore is due to my

severe pet

allergies and fibromyalgia/fatigue. I just couldn't keep up the pace as my

illness

crept up on me. Do you know how many people own cats and dogs?! I left many

a downline's home wheezing and coughing.....lol! My allergies

were getting worse despite allergy shots due to the frequent exposure.

I don't blame the Quixtar business at all. I knew what it was going to take

for a high level of success and just couldn't

physically keep up any longer. The experience and people were wonderful and I

wouldn't

trade it for anything.

That's why I have my little Watkins biz now! Even on a bad day...hurting

and fatigued...I can gimp over to a neighbors with a catalog and samples and

take an order!

Hugs to all,

LeAnn

[Guest guest]

LeAnn,

I appreciated getting to read all of your different email messages and

insights on this topic. I learned a lot just reading what you've been through

and your perspective. Thank you for sharing that -- I appreciate it! Love &

Hugs, PJ

LeAnn Kirsch wrote:

ine, I'm so glad you brought this up! I promise I'm almost done and will

shut up.....!!!

The main reason I don't actively build my Quixtar biz anymore is due to my

severe pet

allergies and fibromyalgia/fatigue. I just couldn't keep up the pace as my

illness

crept up on me. Do you know how many people own cats and dogs?! I left many

a downline's home wheezing and coughing.....lol! My allergies

were getting worse despite allergy shots due to the frequent exposure.

I don't blame the Quixtar business at all. I knew what it was going to take

for a high level of success and just couldn't

physically keep up any longer. The experience and people were wonderful and I

wouldn't

trade it for anything.

That's why I have my little Watkins biz now! Even on a bad day...hurting

and fatigued...I can gimp over to a neighbors with a catalog and samples and

take an order!

Hugs to all,

LeAnn

[Guest guest]

You are most welcome PJ!!!

Hugs,

LeAnn

Re: Quixtar biz.....how-to or how not to!

;-)

LeAnn,

I appreciated getting to read all of your different email messages and

insights on this topic. I learned a lot just reading what you've been through

and your perspective. Thank you for sharing that -- I appreciate it! Love &

Hugs, PJ

LeAnn Kirsch wrote:

ine, I'm so glad you brought this up! I promise I'm almost done and

will shut up.....!!!

The main reason I don't actively build my Quixtar biz anymore is due to my

severe pet

allergies and fibromyalgia/fatigue. I just couldn't keep up the pace as my

illness

crept up on me. Do you know how many people own cats and dogs?! I left many

a downline's home wheezing and coughing.....lol! My allergies

were getting worse despite allergy shots due to the frequent exposure.

I don't blame the Quixtar business at all. I knew what it was going to take

for a high level of success and just couldn't

physically keep up any longer. The experience and people were wonderful and

I wouldn't

trade it for anything.

That's why I have my little Watkins biz now! Even on a bad day...hurting

and fatigued...I can gimp over to a neighbors with a catalog and samples and

take an order!

Hugs to all,

LeAnn