When I wrote about the controversial termination of top leaders in ViSalus<\/a> last week, I believe that I may have failed to look at things from a \u201ccorporate\u201d perspective.<\/p>\n I later thought that there will be people out there who might think that my decision to call it quits was solely based on the decision that ViSalus made.<\/p>\n Well, it is and it isn\u2019t\u2026<\/p>\n I actually had been dabbling with my decision for almost a year now.\u00a0 Long story short, I had never took the massive action which was needed to really build a team in ViSalus.\u00a0 No challenge parties, no webinars, no videos, nothing.\u00a0 Why?\u00a0 Well, that is a story that I will reserve for my up coming book\u2026<\/p>\n I will be focusing more on writing and blogging from here on out, so make sure that you stay tuned as I document that journey as well. <\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n Now, getting back to ViSalus.<\/p>\n If you tend to follow whose who in the network marketing<\/a> and internet marketing industry, it is no secret that the marketers who were recently terminated from ViSalus were also in Empower Network<\/a>, which sadly has unfairly received a bum rap from traditional MLM<\/a> leaders and affiliate marketers in the past, and even now with certain social media websites like Facebook and GooglePlus.<\/p>\n Empower Network<\/p>\n It is also no secret as to how quickly the marketers achieved high ranking positions like 1 Star and 2 Star Ambassadors, literally within weeks of joining ViSalus.\u00a0 In fact, one of the leaders boasted that he became \u201cbimmer qualified\u201d in like 23 minutes!<\/p>\n Naturally \u201ccorporate\u201d would definitely want to know what was up with that, don\u2019t you think?<\/p>\n Also, I was recently informed that ViSalus had already begun its \u201cinvestigation\u201d into the matter once they became aware that these marketers came on board with dowlines pretty much already built.<\/p>\n Now, if you are not in a high ranking position with an MLM, chances are that your \u201cside businesses\u201d will most likely go undetected.<\/p>\n Also, lets not forget that ViSalus is now a public company, and its primary obligation is to its stockholders, NOT IT\u2019S DISTRIBUTORS.<\/p>\n\n