Over ninety percent of his own downline walked away from the company, and he puts that in the title rather than burying it. Tyler Lebens then answers only from his own vantage point, which is the honest limit, and takes you through twenty years of network marketing to get there, including an early stint with a nutrition company and later years learning what relationship selling actually meant.
That post justifies the visit. Almost nobody in this line of work writes about the exit rather than the entry.
The rest is promotion and enthusiastic promotion at that. A membership club growing quickly, an application at launch, and a recruiting piece in Spanish aimed at bilingual readers he says the market has been missing. Those are pitches carrying claims you cannot check.
A note about a musician at a political event has nothing to do with any of it.
Read the post about people leaving. It will tell you more about the industry than the promotional ones ever will.