Should I invest into my new Mary Kay business with all the spare money I can get?

If you absolutely want to do well in your business in this I want it NOW society it absolutely pays off to have an inventory. When you do a show or party and a customer orders and you have it before they leave they purchase more and more often. There is no fear of being ripped off and they have something to show for their money.

That said if you plan to invest but not work your business...like some folks unfortunately dont. Order what you can for yourself as much as you can to get the most freebies for you. If you invest and dont work your business I would hate to see you have to return product to the company. There is a 90 percent buy back guarantee to protect your investment. However if you return product you will not be eligible to become a consultant again.

As a star recruiter in the company with six team members (three active) I am doing very well in the company. I ordered an inventory and keep it stocked. I have been a star consultant both quarters I have been in. Yes thats right I am new at this! I started my business in October. Would you believe I was too scared to do much but nickel and dime sell for the first month. But I did it!! And when I got out there wow! It really does sell itself. When the women try it they love it. Once they are on the line they are loyal. There will always be negative people out there saying it cant be done. But you know your director did it and it simply relates to how much you work your business. With 3 hours a week its extra spending money and 20 hours a week you should be DIQ in no time. Do what fits your life and is right for your family.

I have found that people who do not order inventory and have to place an order everytime someone orders an eye shadow get frustrated because they have to wait and they have to pay shipping which we dont pass on to the customer. Remember if you order 3 or 6000 the shipping is the same. I hope this helps! I encourage you to talk to your director and or recruiter about your decision. They wont steer you wrong.

God Bless!

Megan

I haven't seen anyone make good money on Mary Kay, Avon, Candles, Lingerie, Tupperware or any of those unless they completely dedicate themselves to it. Unless you are a real go getter I would highly suggest against it. It takes a LOT of time and effort to make any real money off of these business techniques. Your better off doing an online business starting from scratch than investing your money on something where a company makes as much as these do off your efforts. There are a lot of distributors out there who will take you as an online retailer or just selling in general as long as you have decent credit or the money to support the effort. Think about what your doing before you have a stockpile of something that will take you years of christmases and time to use up. Especially at those prices! If you do do this though don't jump into opening a store unless you know what your doing.

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