I have two questions. I’m seriously trying to break free from my dependence on online message boards. How can I stop? I want to live properly in the real world. My smartphone.
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The other question is about multi-level marketing. A nearby esthetic salon I’ve recently become close with is involved in MLM, and I’m considering buying their products. They’ve also asked whether I’d like to do it as a side job. Is MLM profitable?
I’m Maezawa from the CEO’s office, and I’ll answer this too.
I don’t think there’s anything inherently wrong with looking at online message boards, but simply choosing not to look at them is easy enough. If that’s difficult, you could even cancel your smartphone plan and use an old-fashioned flip phone just for calls.
Although, of course, you can still access the internet on a flip phone.
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This is Nana Ayase☆
By “online message boards,” do you mean places like 2channel?
If you have that much free time, work your tail off instead of sleeping.
Quit multilevel marketing. It’ll only make things harder for you. Before long, you’ll lose all your friends and acquaintances, too.
You really think you can make money from it? It only works at the beginning…
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I’m addicted to anonymous Q&A boxes too.
You might make money in multi-level marketing if you’re such a convincing con artist that you could be a scammer yourself. But realistically, you’d probably just end up stuck with overpriced inventory.
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1. Stop using your smartphone.
2. The chances are extremely slim, but it’s not impossible. Still, even if you do make money, there’s a high chance you’ll lose your friends.
Honestly, the fact that you’re asking such a brain-dead question at this stage—and in the wrong place, no less—makes you an easy mark.
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I’m Kazu, a male member.
As you said yourself, you can break free by living a proper life in the real world. If you do that, you’ll naturally spend less time on online message boards.
As for multi-level marketing, you can break even if you have plenty of wealthy friends who are willing to join you. To actually make money, though, I think you’d have to immerse yourself in that world and become a reasonably prominent figure in the industry.
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