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all it takes is time, commitment and persistence
flexible Hours
allowing you time for your family and any other commitments.
success
your rate of success is in your own hands
international business
the opportunity for you to build your own business in over 100 countries
recognition
regular meetings will reward and recognise your success
retail profit - 30% plus personal bonus 5% - 18%
No experience in selling is required, people from any background can
start with Forever Living Products. The products are consumable and all
you need is 20 regular customers, who are happy to re-order regularly.
volume bonus 3% - 13% / leadership bonus 2% - 6%
Where ever you are on the Marketing Plan you can be building your
income. But in addition to this you can receive an additional income by
helping others to do what you are doing. By building a team and helping
them to achieve the level they require, you will be building your own
successful business.
car programme £263 - £525 per month for 36 months
Drive the car of your dreams with the help of Forever Living Products.
Qualify for the Car Programme and receive a monthly payment to allow you
to do just that.
profit sharing programme
In addition to the other benefits, you can qualify for profit sharing.
Over £400,000 was awarded in the UK in 2002.
special prizes/incentives
Throughout the year, special incentives are run by the Company giving
free holidays to different locations every year, whether it be to the
European Rally, to held in Athens in 2004, or the World Rally usually
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what can you earn? |
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distributors
usually fall into one of the following three categories, however the
earning potential
with Forever Living Products is unlimited.
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Working very part time (approx 7-10 hours
per week) - earning between £100 to £300 per month.
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Working slightly more hours, but still part
time - earning £1000 to £3000 plus per month.
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People who want to build
a serious business and want to earn in excess of £100,000 per year.
There is no upper limit.
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