Legitimate Work From Home Programs Wrongly Maligned

WALLINGTON, N.J. - Oct. 16, 2013 - PRLog -- Ninja MLM is out to dispel myths about work from home methods that are wrongly maligned.  Empower Network is one such program that some like to call a scam. Many work frmo home ideas and business systems are just creative ways to enable regular people to work from home and create the possibility of huge incomes without being bound to a regular traditional job.  Too many of these totally legal and legitimate opportunity type of programs are wrongly maligned as "scams" and "pyramid schemes" due to their pyramid like structure.  The network marketing model is the most suseptible to this misidentification.  Sadly, most people are caught up in the belief that nothing can work if it doesn't come through the regular "go to school" or "get training" then "get a job" pathway.

Tom Connelly at Ninja MLM is out to explain that these are just myths.  When asked about it he replies, "Sure, I've seen people make plenty of money in these types of systems and others fail miserably.  It usually relies on the person and their drive, their persistence, and their belief in themselves and the syetem they represent.  Then are are the people who are stuck to their jobs and just convince themselves that they'll never get scammed because not getting scammed is their entire M.O.  They just want to be 'safe' and totally deny themselves the rich rewards of breaking out of that particular box."

He explains it in a particular post on the Ninja MLM site.

http://www.ninjamlm.com/countering-the-empower-network-sc...

Just look at those who call Empower Network a scam.  The company is totally legal, selling real knowledge internet marketing products in the same ay that Tony Robbins has been selling his personal empowerment products for decades now.  Empower couples this with a network marketing type of affiliate program for those who not only buy their products but wish to resell them for 100% and very high commissions.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1SNA2cRWhoo



So, Ninja MLM explains that the products are real, the company is real, and Ninja MLM also represents Empower Network in a totally upright way.  The income disclaimers are plastered all over the Empower sites as well as on the Ninja MLM site.  EN and Ninja MLM are only interested total legal complaince and making sure that everyone who comes into contact with the EN products and opportunity are well aware of teh income disclaimer and make no promises simply because no one can know if any particular person is going to win or lose, because everyone is different, skill sets vary, and the effort expended varies greatly among different individuals.

When asked for one more comment, Tom from Ninja MLM stated, "It's all in the disclaimer.  No one is trying to misrepesent anything and ANYONE who comes into contact with Empower Network is made aware of these things and just as with any business you have the potential to succeed or fail.  Why don't we all grow up and stop blaiming others for promising us success when in fact no one promises anyone success.  They only highlight the potential success that you can attain if you have the right stuff.  I maintain that everyone has the right stuff, but that doesn't guarantee anyone of success, because once again it all depends on THEM and their personal effort.  Again, this hold true in ANY business out there, even the brick and mortar ones.  More so, even..."

Ninja MLM can be contacted through the website listed in this article.

http://www.ninjamlm.com/opt-in/?=PRLOG