My wife’s team has a training once a month for current and new consultants and a ton online available at your fingertips at any time of day or night, which my wife chooses to listen to so that she can be more successful plus it gives her hope in herself that this is attainable, it’s a never give up mentality with all the support you need. I went to Vegas for the convention one year and I was stunned that they actually appreciated every person at all levels. They took time to say everyone’s name and gave everyone a gift. My company never did that. I gave over and above customer service every day but the only people that got recognition were in “the club”. Arbonne actually appreciates you even though they are so big. The uplines give gifts to congratulate their team on doing well or getting a bonus. My wife has gained a lot of self esteem and this business has challenged her out of her comfort zone so that she is more confident in herself. How can that be wrong? She is growing as a person through Arbonne and her team and making new friends while standing behind products that change people’s lives. It’s not for everyone. Lots of corporations give more when you promote in their company, some give allowances for gas, food, a car so how is that different from a car allowance for a specific car that represents your company?

Another thing, they care about your ideas. They ask people for flavor suggestions on new products, they answer every email about ingredient questions, you can reach anyone at any level because they care about your success. I have worked in the natural skincare industry for over 20 years and their ingredients are legit. Most of the people that are mad might be under people who are not good at supporting their team, which has nothing to do with the Arbonne business, not everyone is a boss or self starter. Also, if people bought a bunch of stuff to make their numbers instead of sharing the products with people that love them and want to buy them, that’s also not Arbonne’s fault. That’s like the mom who buys all the candy bars from their kid in school so their kid can get the prize. That’s a poor choice made only by you. No one pressures anyone to recruit. These products have actually changed people’s lives and they are just sharing their stories or life changing stories of people they know so that someone else can have a life changing experience. Not to mention they are carbon neutral, they are green, even down to the shipping and product materials and ink that they use. All of their products are certified vegan, they have zero waste and on and on. Why would a company do all of that and not give back. That’s the other thing, they have a charitable foundation where they encourage people to give back and most teams have charities that they support. It’s absurd to think this is a pyramid scheme. If you don’t sell, what makes you think you’re going to make money. Don’t blame people’s poor choices on a reputable company. That’s shameful.