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Originally posted by kiteflyerzl
I was walking through the mall the other day and this lady stopped me. She was a MK consultant. Said they were on the lookout for "sharp" looking people for before/after makeover photos. I told her that MK skin care makes me break out and that I'm an Estee Lauder and Lancome addict (both facts are true). When she left I wasn't sure if I should be flattered that she thought I was "sharp" looking or offended that she thought I needed make-over. How "sharp" can I be if you think I'm a good makeover candidate.
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Well, telling women they look "sharp" is one of the teachings in MK, truly. When I first heard it, I was flattered, but then as I got more involved and heard others say it (then heard what they "really" thought behind their backs when the credit cards weren't readily available) I found that I could never call someone "sharp" again. EVEN if they DID look sharp, I couldn't say it. It's one of the things they ruined for me.
What they are really looking for are recruits who look like they have money. We WERE told by a National Sales Director's husband at a DIQ (Director-in-Qualification) meeting that we really needed to look for women with "credit". See how it works now? MLM=Recruits=Sharp women=Credit cards
I was even told to not talk to anyone who had filed for bankruptcy! - Saying "she filed bankruptcy" to your upline is like the worse thing you could ever say......well, almost because the WORST thing you can say is I QUIT!