With these statistics from growing numbers since 2006... I still ask myself. Why did I not see the BIG picture a long time ago. I have spent countless and thankless hours working for other people. Who do not care if your here today or gone tomorrow.
I'm here! I'm here in Network Marketing making a difference for not just me! For my family. I dislike every day that my husband goes to work and is not next to my side all day.
I'm grateful to my husband for all he has given me. Soon! Very Soon! He will be able to live each day in the comfort of knowing he doesn't have a "daily schedule." 6am to 4:30pm. It's SIMPLE!
It's COFFEE! Call me today and get the answers to these statistics and be bigger than the label. What's your passion? Is it consumable? What does everyone drink daily every morning! COFFEE!
- Every week, more than 55,000 people in the United States alone sign up as network marketers – 150,000 per week worldwide.
- In excess of 13 million people in the United States alone are distributors for network marketing companies; one in ten households have a direct seller.
- Throughout the world, there are approximately 50 million network marketing distributors.
- In the United States, sales in the network marketing industry are in the $30 billion range. Worldwide sales approach $90 billion.
- Approximately 80 percent of networkers are part-time and 20 percent full-time people who work 30 hours a week or more in their business. For the vast majority of networkers, it is a “second job,” with the hope of $300 to $500 per month in auxiliary income.
- About 3 percent of all networkers will make more than $35,000 a year; 2 percent will make more than $50,000; 0.5 percent will make more than $100,000 annually; and about 0.1 percent will make more than $150,000.
- Approximately 66 percent of distributors are between ages 25 and 44. Another 14 percent fall into the 45 to 54 age bracket. Seniors over the age of 65 account for about 5 percent of direct sellers.
- About 8 percent of direct sellers have physical disabilities.
- Over two-thirds of all network marketers have high school degrees or some college education, and 25 percent have a college degree or beyond.
What's your reason again for not following your heart and passion? 
