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I had some friends who got involved in Quixtar and they have never been teh same. It really is all they talk about. They aer constantly talking about the programs and conventions that they go to (which they pay to go to!). After they tried to get me to join, we have drifted apart, mostly because they never accepted that I just didn't want to be involved.
I worry for them because they recently got married, and they both want to quit their jobs and "life off their residual income," which they don't have. They would be giving up health insurance that comes with their jobs to do this. I just don't understand.
A lot of people I know have been approached about Quixtar and most of them have had that same nagging feeling that I had. It sounds interesting, but somthing about it is just off. They sometimes heavily promote themselves as a christian company, which does work witht that market. I am all for family values and staying home to spend time with your family if you can, but what's the point if you go broke just trying to make it in their company?
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