She Joined Arbonne TWICE | Multi-Level Misery

[@itsaxelramses]

My parents have been in an MLM for over 10 years and they are still brainwashed and believe that they will "make it" and that it will provide financial freedom for them and future generations. I never stood up to them until I turned 18 when they kept wanting me to start until I told them it wasn't for me. My dad has since then believed I lost my 'dreams' and I don't believe in them and have a lazy "get rich quick" mentality because of my pursuit of content creation. Our relationship has never been worse and I can thank no one else but the MLM that brainwashed and took advantage of my parent's hard work ethic and dreams of an American dream. I'm so glad I found the Anti-MLM community because wow, this is crazy.

[@kindrastarr5298]

I’m so sorry Ramses. That is heartbreaking.

[@Bananachan289]

That is tough

[@itsaxelramses]

@@kindrastarr5298Thank you. And thank you for speaking out and sharing your story!

[@josephinehenry8236]

Gosh I hope it turns around for you all 🤞

[@mike3271]

Well at least they are right about content creation

[@jonnie6224]

I’m loving this series. Thanks Marco for giving people a space to tell their story. I imagine it’s healing to them while also spreading awareness ❤

[@kindrastarr5298]

Absolutely agree on the healing sentiment. Being able to talk about my story and take away the shame of hiding it from people is definitely empowering and healing ❤

[@JJ-qi7py]

@@kindrastarr5298what’s your instagram under ? Thank u

[@BooThing14]

Well shit...she made me want to move to Texas and work in Sales! I'm Glad she got in with a good company, you can tell she is great at sales. Just proves mlm's are designed for people to fail, it has almost NOTHING to do with our abilities and skills. Ugh! Sickening how many people they've damaged.

[@kindrastarr5298]

C’mon down! 😂 Thank you for the kind words.

[@juliadanis9504]

The one thing I’ve realized watching these, is that the ONLY time you’re treated like an owner is when you’re filing your taxes and taking on financial liability and then you’re REALLY on your own. I’ve heard many of these companies don’t give any assistance or tips and tricks for people filing that way for the first time.

[@kindrastarr5298]

Totally true! The little advice that we got on taxes was also half wrong. Some of these girls are massively at risk of an audit.

[@crisper1614]

You know. They say most small businesses fail in the first two years. I wonder if that number would change if all the MLMs disappeared?

[@BewareTheLilyOfTheValley]

As in, you think most small businesses are actually just MLM consultants saying that they own a business? I...don't think so. I do genuinely feel that most legitimate small businesses fail due to a myriad of reasons, and this comes from my job which in part is related to helping people register their business in the state. I've frequently had people who are easily confused by the application (questions like, "Who is the requestor of the business", which is just asking who is requesting the formation of the business. The only two options given are organization or individual. If an organization didn't tell you to form the business, then it would stand to reason the requestor is an individual, namely, the person who will be the owner). Or they don't know what a registered agent is, which instead of calling someone, they could do a ten second Google search to find that out, instead of grinding their whole application process to a halt, making a phone call, and likely having to wait for me to call them back if I'm busy with another caller. If these little things trip them up, something like tax time is going to obliterate them (and most small businesses can't afford an accountant). Now, the statistic I would like to see is if online businesses have shifted that number about businesses closing in the first two years. With not having to pay for a physical location and possibly no employees, plus the rise of online content creators filing LLC's, I wonder if that closure rate has changed due to this.

[@yourfuturewaifu9061]

No the classification and filing is different, at least in the US.

[@watchmethriving]

The toxic positivity bull in MLMs is so thick and nasty that it lasts long afteryou leave

[@BewareTheLilyOfTheValley]

I love that she mentioned that those in MLM's should move to legitimate sales because I've heard others say that in anti-MLM comments but good for her to say it out loud. For all the work to recruit someone and fees off of their commissions or push them to recruit a new person, they could instead be working for a real sales job and earn much more. And as pointed out, a legitimate company truly invests in their employees with all expenses paid for work-related trips. Paid Time Off is actually provided instead of masking it as "residual income", which isn't residual, it's the downline working their asses off to pay for those above them to slack off. I love that her company even encourages taking care of mental health and taking time off if they've been working too hard. Sounds like she's found an amazing employer and I wish her all the success!

[@lmusima3275]

It annoys me how these MLM lie to people, telling them that they could earn good money building a network, working hours to suit them. Total lies. They don’t tell people how much they’d have to spend or how much they’d lose, or even how working for MLM ruins your career profile. I’m not surprised by how much this girl lost. These MLMs have the nerve to dismiss them facts, gaslight and deny their problematic business model. All are scammers and liars

[@kindrastarr5298]

Gaslight, gatekeep, girl boss

[@elazybelleorr2472]

That is such a misconception in skincare in general, if you've never used products targeted towards "fixing" your skin, the first time you do, the results seem amazing and are very visible. However after that you might come across better products, but the results aren't as drastic and so you think it's b'cuz the products you first used are the superior products; no its b'cuz your maintaining and furthering the results from using products in general, and except for that very first time, your skin won't change drastically again. It's not that the first products you used were better, it's that the state of your skin was worse and the bare minimum would have been an upgrade. Once your skin starts healing you no longer have drastically visible results.

[@kindrastarr5298]

Totally true!

[@BaddogSports]

Wow! Thanks KZbin for not giving me the notification on this video. 🤦‍♂️ On a side note, anyone else think she’s got a Tiffany Amber Theissen thing going on? Aged myself with that reference 😂😂

[@kindrastarr5298]

😂 that’s a first! I’ll have to Google that one.

[@kindrastarr5298]

Done. TOTALLY see it 😅

[@BaddogSports]

@@kindrastarr5298 LOL! The fact that you had to Google that makes me feel really old 😂 And just to add on, I’m really glad you got out of that MLM garbage! Can’t stand their predatory, and manipulate ways! I’m also glad to hear your story had a happy ending. Unfortunately, most don’t

[@rebecca42734]

MLM is a trap for so many. I could relate to what she said about how MLM has you looking at every person as a prospect. Instead of building authentic relationships with people, there is always a hidden agenda. $4000.00 from Arbonne for 1 years work.... that's crazy. Did that include revenue received from selling the product directly to customers, or was she only receiving income from the sales of her downline?

[@Chris_P_]

Thank you for this excellent interview Marco! I lost a good friend to Arbonne and she’s still in 13 years later. I watch these videos because a) I can’t imagine how my ex-friend is still in and b) I hope she and all people in mlm’s will ‘wake up’. Robert Fitzpatrick is very serious when he calls mlm’s a cult in his Ponzinomics podcast, and that they are dangerous in that they manipulate people financially and behaviourally. Thank you again for exposing Arbonne and all mlm’s.

[@nicolep3084]

Yes!! They almost take pride in saying the have a completely different team than the one who earned them the car

[@kindrastarr5298]

It’s a very “onto the next one” “some people don’t see the vision” mentality

[@jpgonzalez6043]

She’s so beautiful. I’m glad she is in a much better place now. She deserves better.

[@kindrastarr5298]

Thank you!

[@catz7679]

Replacing your team every year sounds exhausting. Yes! Companies that ACTUALLY pay for your trips.

[@kindrastarr5298]

💯 x2!

[@NatashaRaisorGlam]

I agree with you, MLM’s promote Psychopathic behavior. I’m so glad she got out. She is beautiful and smart.

[@kindrastarr5298]

Thank you Natasha

[@julianplayzgames]

Ive been watching these a bunch recently and the biggest thing that sticks out too me in every single interview is how proud they are that they "actually made money". They still know its wrong but they still go back too that. Very interesting. Another thing is they always say it proudly but they cant look at the camera, or they say it shyly. Who knows, but theres something there with psychology that I don't understand. Very interesting stuff

[@TjRockafella]

Now all I can picture is Marco wandering into a MLM space with a goofy plastic mustache and saying "Hello! My name is Not Marco! Who is this Always Marco you speak of?"

[@kindrastarr5298]

Lol!

[@Lanatus]

A lot fo people don't realize buy most sales positions have a base salary. The company wants you to be able to survive and be presentable so you can sell their products.

[@MagicLights555]

That upline wasn't "checking in" in 2020 out of goodness of her heart. I had an Arbonne hunbot do the same to me; and when I said a firm no, she still tried to convince me to send people her way. They're predatory. It's their M.O. I'm willing to bet they discussed this at team meetings.

[@kindrastarr5298]

💯 agree

[@BewareTheLilyOfTheValley]

​@@kindrastarr5298 Hi, really loved this video and your interview! When you left Arbonne, did you actually quit or just stop selling and promoting the company? I think if you only stopped selling and promoting, you're still actually signed up with them. Not sure what ramifications that comes with besides inflating their consultant count, though.

[@devonkelly44]

47:15 marco took the words out of my mouth. nothing says "you're a customer not an employee" like the total lack of an HR department where you can report violated boundaries. if your "coworkers" in a major corporation give you UNSOLICITED RELATIONSHIP/PERSONAL LIFE ADVICE, chances are they aren't afraid of being held accountable. and if they're not afraid of being held accountable, chances are it's because there's NO code of ethics/integrity to follow. because 🚨YOURE A CUSTOMER AND SO ARE THEY🚨

[@yogastory9462]

Just found your channel, and loving it! And I love your guests push back on the "What is your why?" question. Good companies that are truly heart-centered and human centered ask this in order to encourage their employees or prospective employees to do honest self-reflection. MLMs ask this as a way to shame people into sticking with it and manipulatively use their why to keep them plugged into the business.

[@megschmeedafamc]

Excellent interview!!! So glad you're doing well now, Kindra!

[@RuttRo]

Principals and Superintendents also ask teachers to ‘remember their why’ all the time too. It’s annoying. At least our contracts state our guaranteed salary lol.

[@Loud2013]

My SMT hints at it but oddly enough *they* all get raises and promotions 🙃🤔

[@kindrastarr5298]

😂

[@djs2182]

It’s wild to me how MLMs can manipulate the most beautiful, articulate, and intelligent women

[@Bulbasore-zm5qu]

She could have gotten me to sign up for the MLM. 😍

[@kindrastarr5298]

Lol!

[@RichLux713]

What I learned is most of these MLM company make decent products, but you can get them from other brands cheaper with same results. So if someone came at me with MLM weight loss shake or something it prolly works but so does slim fast or other wellness shakes I can get at Walmart. This MLM boss babe stuff is fake. Don’t do it don’t waste your time start your own business from Alibaba or something. This whole I’m rich ask me how does not work because not every one can do it even if they followed step by stepz

[@queensgaelsmenshockey]

My wife did Arbonne when I first met her. She really loved it but she wanted to focus on our marriage and son so she got out. We have a ton of product still which is fine because I enjoy the protein powders and fizz and the diaper rash cream for our son works.

[@noahyvr3739]

awesome interview!

[@MagicLights555]

That's interesting, because I have gorgeous skin, but broke out AF when I started using Arbonne. I'm back to looking glorious, because I now use Cetaphil, which I get at Walgreens.

[@kindrastarr5298]

Yeah it definitely didn’t work well for everyone, but that’s pretty universal for skincare in general.

[@ImSimplyAHuman]

Cetaphil wash and lotion break me out like crazy! I use laroche gentle cleanser. Everyone’s skin is so different 😝 it’s worth investigating what ingredients your skin doesn’t like 👍🏻

[@faraha2826]

Just discovered your channel and been listening to several videos. You do a great job of breaking down all the info and still be entertaining! About the “why” question, it is unfortunately still asked a lot in corporate job interviews. I hate being asked that!

[@BewareTheLilyOfTheValley]

Yeah, but the "why" question for a regular company is just wanting to know why you feel you're a good fit for the job. I too hate it as well because at the end of the day, the genuine answer is "I just need a job to make money". But with an MLM, they want you to spill your guts with some sob story, which is very personal and invasive. The first version is a company wanting to know how you will be benefitting them (and yes, to also see if you'll be a good fit, sometimes). The second is a company wanting to know your pain points so they can weaponize it against you and prey on those vulnerabilities.

[@AnAllAroundPlayerMaker]

This was an incredible interview! It was quite the emotional roller-coaster. I'm glad that she got out and got an incredible job that she is very much passionate about. Also, she is very pretty! Have a good one! Peace.

[@kindrastarr5298]

Aww thank you 😊

[@AnAllAroundPlayerMaker]

@@kindrastarr5298 You're welcome

[@joyfuljaj]

I'm at the part where you're talking about then training you to be manipulative. My best friend of over fifteen years joined an MLM a couple years ago. She knew what I thought of them; I have been very outspoken about it. I tried to just ignore that part of her life but I eventually avoided being around her. She sent friend request to all of my friends on social media. When she eventually confronted me about avoiding her I brought up the fact that it bothered me that she had sent all those friend request. She took that to mean that I thought she was shallow because the only reason she was sending them was for business purposes. I told her she is the last person I would ever label as shallow. I wish I would have been upfront from the beginning and told her the reason I think this is odd is that she isn't shallow and she should recognize what they're telling her to do. I'm not in assertive person is also why I would never have joined an MLM even before I realized what they were. She's no longer part of the MLM but it's only because it was a weight-loss one and she lost the weight she wanted and may have made a little bit of money and then left. I don't know whether she still sees it as something positive but the last time I spoke with her she said she wishes that I could just be happy that she had something that helped her reach some goals. Of course she and one of her family members also recently purchased a timeshare.

[@xgnzalz]

Keep up the good work Marco 🔥

[@workwithjoshua]

What a beautiful soul! I'm glad Kindra saw the light.

[@kindrastarr5298]

Meee too Josh, me too.

[@Brunoismydog8943]

Love the content Marco! I’ve been subbed to you for two years

[@macioluko9484]

Wow! Just wow. So glad she got out. Another lovely person getting better and making sure less and less people fall prey to this crap.

[@elizabethkarmellacomedian3872]

I want an interview with the person who does gain success. The one who does get the car and makes a lot of money. I want to know what specifically that person did that was different. We can hear all these stories and that’s cool but I want to know how the ones that are successful beat the odds. Is it literally just luck?

[@houseofschenck6230]

They either get in early before the market is saturated, are really good at recruiting, or are already some sort of celebrity thereby giving them access to a larger pool of people to recruit.

[@moonliightbae]

he does have one though. watch his video “Debating a Senior of Primerica”

[@PKPhoenix83]

As others have said, get in very early or the other way is to simply be a fantastic salesperson and have zero sense of decency and morality. Basically, you need to be psychopathic in a sense. Most people don't have the ability to constantly charm others, be ruthless and stomp on that voice inside of you that says be a good person. The irony is there are many fields, including legit salespeople who earn more than the best MLM "business owners".

[@HollieAndApollo]

Absolutely love these vids!!! Love & light!

[@Finngaming12]

Extremely good point at the 15:44 minute mark discussing the sunk cost fallacy and this “social” prison they are in. This is my family member to the T. Except they just dig more into the denial. Love these interviews!

[@kevinblanchard1328]

Network Marketing is toxic, regardless of cashflow.

[@josephinehenry8236]

What a charming girl, these are true success stories ! 🎉

[@kindrastarr5298]

Thank you Josephine

[@JoeKyser]

Woman

[@tubesockvii2351]

My mentor said that this is a hoax video! Can't be real! They are making a ton of $!

[@JoeKyser]

@@tubesockvii2351 I believe that 100%

[@tubesockvii2351]

@@JoeKyser are you looking to make real money??? Have you tried sales in perfume/colgne before?

[@HeManUltimated]

Great Video as always 🔥

[@Ale77233]

Honestly, if they are “business owners” should they be paying LLC, s-corp or c-corp taxes? I feel like the IRS would have a field trip with them if they are all claiming to own a business but aren’t paying taxes for it. 👀

[@Archivist82]

Caterpillar sounds like a great company to work for

[@delilaha]

Psychopathology is a scale. Not everyone who is a psychopath is a murderer. It's a misconception....so I don't think it's that "heavy" of a term.

[@harryjohnson412]

Man I’ve been binging all your videos this past week at work. Super quality content!

[@zorg621]

So excited to watch this

[@billylindsey3678]

Im willing to bet she makes more than triple at her sales job with Caterpillar than the local supposed "rich" mlm boss babe... 😂

[@houseofschenck6230]

Thanks for this video! It's always great to hear real stories and get tips on how to support friends to get out of the scam/cult. She's also gorgeous!

[@kindrastarr5298]

Thank you!

[@junemorgan5041]

My sibling just joined the Happy Co. Suffers from depression and this over priced happy cap is working (she’s also eating better and working our 😂)…. It’s essentially caffeine Hilarious. We just can’t say anything since she will say mind your own beeswax

[@kindrastarr5298]

Some people have to learn from their own mistakes 😅🙋🏼‍♀️ Hopefully she will figure it out and knows you’ll be there for her on the other side.

[@sotxgalwtex980]

I follow a guy on IG who is exposing that co., Amare for their happy juice. And all the claims these women and the co is making. Its really disturbing how they use personal tragedies to promote the happy juice and it cures everything.

[@MagicLights555]

An employer that doesn't care about people and pays trash wages. That's how I ended up in Arbonne too. They truly are so predatory. Allegedly. In my opinion.

[@cunjoz]

one thing that's unclear to me is something that I've noticed with your guests. they report yearly earnings far below 10k and expenses that exceed their salaries. how can someone live in America live with less than $1000 a month, operate at a nett loss and not be homeless? like where do those people live, goes do they feed themselves?

[@nykkidome]

They're racking up insane amounts of debt most likely. Using credit cards, getting loans, etc.

[@kindrastarr5298]

@cunjoz from what I experienced and saw others doing in the industry cough cough** I mean pyramid scheme- no one (that isn’t in the top 1%) is making a living from “the business.” Almost everyone either has a significant other that’s supporting them, or they have a real job on the side. I also did rack up a good amount of credit card debt which is encouraged.

[@nykkidome]

@@kindrastarr5298 I feel like this kinda stuff is even more prevalent nowadays with all these quick payday advance apps (ie; Dave, empower, chime spot me, etc etc.) I had several coworkers at a fast food group try to get me into their MLM but ALSO get me into these payday advance apps so I could send them boosts constantly. Scammy.

[@Dougn57]

She was an accountant making 25k. lol. I doubt that story!! I think she was doing DATA ENTRY 😮.

[@kindrastarr5298]

iheart sucks, what can I say? Lol! I knew my worth and walked away. My official title was Accounts Receivables, Radio Division.

[@zappa-happy]

So we know MLMs Comprise Nearly All Women - Imagine how many Do All the Tax calculations/Forms ?? Rather than the husbands/Partners doing them - who are Not in the MLM ?? Given that it was Doing her Taxes that Opened her Eyes & basically Got her OUT !! Maybe This plays Some Part (just some!) Why Ppl don’t Get Out Sooner ?? Just Food 4 thought! :)) Lots of Love n Support to All, from the UK!🌈💜💚❤️☀️🌈

[@kindrastarr5298]

Here in the US you only have to file taxes if you make over a certain threshold of “income” (I think it’s $450… but not totally sure) For all those that make less than that amount in a year (99%) they never have to file the taxes on it 🙃

[@zhinningenge1754]

I remember when I was young, broke, and trying to make it. I just wanted to BE SOMEBODY in life and to help my family. Sadly, I lost a lot of money and time (which I couldn't afford) to the following MLMs: WFG, Organo Gold, Dream Tree, Herbalife, etc. I tried really hard for years and never made a single red cent. Here's the thing: if MLMs could honestly advertise themselves as side hustles for already-employed, financially stable adults, I could respect them. But they straight-up tell you to quit your "loser" day job and focus on them. The problem is that it doesn't ever pan out.

[@YuhuanSong]

Mel Robbins also spoke for a WFG event called Unstoppable. I didn’t know how bad she is. If she speaks for multiple MLM events then it says something about this person

[@DorkSideObamna]

Amazing!

[@whateverchannel22]

This young woman is so pretty and poised....coulda been model.

[@kindrastarr5298]

Appreciate the kind words.

[@eli-se4zb]

Really interesting interview! Also, she looks like Sophia Bush sorta lol am I buggin??

[@wendy_lynn]

I thought that too!

[@kindrastarr5298]

😂 I’ve gotten that before, thank you!

[@pauld.3940]

I'm starting to get this channel recommended to me I think cuz I watch so many videos related to cults. :o

[@youtubedennis5223]

Same

[@tifinity]

I see from the Nike skit that he can indeed pull off mlm stage speeches! You should try to get in as an external motivational speaker, i bet some of the smaller groups or coaching groups would go for it :D

[@jennchi]

Yes! Sales is not for everyone. If you enjoy it, you're probably good at it. It's not me, but I've worked plenty of jobs surrounded by sales people. Companies will pay well for sales and people relations skills. However, plz deprogram before taking that sales job. We had a gal who embellished to the point of costing us bizness, because lies. There was no need for it. Turns out, former R&F hun.

[@kindrastarr5298]

Woof. That is a very fair point! If I had taken the strategies I learned with Arbonne to my next job it would’ve been messy as hell.

[@kostmalone]

I dont agree with you on some things, but this content is Coffeezilla level quality. Subbed.

[@jimmyac5738]

Beautiful person inside and out

[@kindrastarr5298]

Appreciate that ❤

[@neverend3r]

This series is so good

[@suzannestone5050]

I was at that convention! I was also in a So cal! I went into my 401k and withdrew 10k! Omg I’m sick when I think about it!

[@unelunatic]

I think if you don’t already have a networking or if you are not « famous » or have a lot of audience, you can’t really make money on theses MLM. I have a friend and she does have a boutique and pretty good audience on Instagram and Facebook and make money out of Arbonne. She has the Mercedes and everything but idt she would have it without her « followers »

[@franziskaschlott3081]

She’s so funny, charming and smart! ❤

[@kindrastarr5298]

Thank you Franziska 😅 I’m also a total goober haha.

[@michaelmilnermixing]

Bro I’m sorry, she’s fine as hell lol

[@itsaxelramses]

fr shes gorgeous

[@kindrastarr5298]

😂 LOL thanks guys.

[@michaelmilnermixing]

@@kindrastarr5298 💜

[@jpgonzalez6043]

Never be sorry for that!

[@user-mc5vt1lk4s]

Hey from Calgary!!!

[@j.joshuaamsa9591]

Kindra was excellent...I've listened to many videos and her ability to communicate some obvious truths I think will help others...money spent, sales, etc.

[@fernandoa92]

She's a genius 👏🏼

[@kindrastarr5298]

Hahaha I don’t know about that. I doubt a genius would’ve gotten bamboozled for as long as I did.

[@asianstud7]

Shes so pretty.

[@kindrastarr5298]

Thank you 😊

[@asianstud7]

@@kindrastarr5298 my pleasure. Lol

[@darcel21ify]

Wow, you need to listen to Michelle Garibitos story. It's almost the same thing

[@rickyrx8401]

Marco I had a friend that joined ariix and almost recruited me. To this day, he still believes this is legit lol

[@chisanainoris5364]

This sounds sooo much like Wirkd Wide Dream Builders who use Amway!

[@Rachachick]

I joined Arbonne because a chiropractor told me it would fix my daughters acne. It didn’t. I’m still a member many years later. Don’t buy very much though. Just a couple of things.

[@yourfuturewaifu9061]

Chiropractry is another scam. Oof. Get yourself a physical therapist or someone whos knowledge wasn't obtained from a seance.

[@livingllikelalo591]

First baby💪🏽

[@johnclaudetaylor5224]

I’ve never heard “they don’t want the smoke “ put so eloquently 😂 “it’s not congruent with their MO” bars

[@cavior44]

Wow they even got Malin Akerman

[@aubreydebruyn84]

The pyramid is in the name.

[@whateverchannel22]

UGH!!! Mel Robbins makes my skin crawl. Puke with the lid off!

[@fernandoa92]

Yes

[@navagatingthroughthebeasts2908]

Off topic but she is very pretty

[@lordodin5755]

Is this a uniquely North American thing? i've never personally seen stuff like this and the intervieuws make it seem so common.

[@densidste9137]

ths is not the first discord alert why are u doing this while recording

[@Parvenu90]

She got a PhD in Arbonne 👀

[@Louwhay]

Is that emma stone? Really enjoyed this story, down with mlm!

[@kindrastarr5298]

Haha I wish! 😅

[@samu999]

let's goo

[@MarabelleBlue]

I know this is a year old I would like to know what she was doing at the end as I build up my own channels. I have a 9 to 5 with a racist boss. The shit he was talking yesterday absolutely repulsed me. I need an out while I create content. I need some help.

[@peterlee3016]

poor girl

[@ishmaelbaig]

please do nvision u this mlm is rampant

[@samnyce]

13:24 yoooooo she shut your "non pro civilian opinion" down trump loyally dawgs!!! 💯😂💯🤣. Seriously tho yeah these companies are scams but to call people psychopaths with zero professional bk ground in this area is ignorant dawgs! It's childish like as a child calling your brother stupid or dumb. You don't know these people at the type they might be crying themselves to sleep cause of what they doing but the money has got a hold of them. What u can say is that they straight up bad people. That is undeniable!!!

[@emyyyxx]

lol if you wanna be highly successful in the MLM business it requires you to sacrifice your morality. so i see what he’s saying. you lose your empathy and see genuine, or what could’ve been genuine relationships, as transactional &use people for $$$.

[@papabear66]

Kindra can make a shitload more money with OnlyFans.

[@kindrastarr5298]

Lmfao 😂 I think I prefer sales with my clothes on.

[@johnathanbolin5539]

@@kindrastarr5298 respect!

[@Cinematicshorts1094]

She’s cute tho 😂

[@kindrastarr5298]

Lol thanks 😂

[@DocMoe2020]

​@@kindrastarr5298 you are beautiful!

[@ArghRawrWhoa]

Sad

[@famousflores1895]

I’ll be Kindras friend 😉

[@kindrastarr5298]

C’mon now! We can all use some more friends.

[@chiloveradiouncut]

You can put your MLM experience on a resume. It's still a job. She sounds like she's still under their spell. You've done plenty of videos with people that have gotten real jobs after leaving an MLM.

[@kindrastarr5298]

Sure, you can list it on a resume, but most jobs don’t take it seriously.

[@2010RSHACKS]

These videos make me want to join a MLM. These people just weren’t trying hard enough. Obviously someone is successful in the company. If the superior is making all the money why not work your way up to be the superior? Isn’t that the point?

[@emyyyxx]

… did you watch the video 😂. to climb to high ranks you have to get in early before it’s highly saturated. and if you are trying “hard” you literally are just using and abusing people. if you’re a sociopath this is perfect for you. but some of us are good people and have morality 🤷🏼‍♀️