Affordability is one of the biggest issues I come across in the field. I am an active Mannatech Associate and I pretty much tell people about Mannatech and why I believe the company and their health products are really good. It’s important to take supplements nowadays due poor eating habits and definitely due our toxic environment. That is what the experts are saying anyway.
Despite having great products that money can buy, a big objection I get is the price. Typically it takes a little over $100 to start on a Mannatech Wellness Regiment. But sad to say, many people do not have enough money to afford an extra $100+ a month.
But budgeting your funds is a good start! For example, your daily Starbucks could cut down. On average, a Starbucks drink is around $3.50 or $105 for 30days. So cut the Starbucks drink. Besides, a milk and espresso beverage contains a lot of empty calories, so lessening your Starbucks will keep the fat away. Or perhaps go every other day; you’ll still be saving about $52.50 a month. If you don’t drink Starbucks, budget in other areas. Starbucks is just an easy example. By the way, I actually used to be a Barista during college.
Mannatech has made it easy to afford the products through network marketing as well. All you need to do is just get 6 of your friends to start on their wellness regiment with you and Mannatech will give you $100 every single month!
So you can budget and/or take a little effort to share some information to your friends and family and then you’ll be able to afford the products.
But in all honesty, Mannatech products have value. They are made to be the best that money can buy and the prices are very fair compared to how much research and effort it takes to make them. So in a value standpoint, Mannatech Products are quite cheap and affordable. Just don’t compare these products to the products you get at Walgreen’s, Vitamin World or GNC because Mannatech does produce products superior to what you can get in normal stores. They are made better and they are really natural: and All Natural is Good!
So the real question is, Can you afford Not to take Supplements? Remember, it’s cheaper to take a proactive approach to your own health rather than the other way around. Right?
LifeStyle Living Today means living as well as we can be. It’s about having a good quality of life. I mean that is pretty much we are all striving for, right? In countries like the Philippines there are the poor and the rich. There are way too many people in the Philippines suffering from poverty and compared to the population, only a small percentage of people are wealthy and can actually afford to live well. Either your rich or poor, we are all striving for a good quality of life, about Living Well!
Wellness doing is drinking water. I see so many times that a bottle of Coke is in place of a pitcher of water at the family dinner table. It’s sad. Coke has so much sugar in it. Water is water! You have to drink 1/2 your body weight in ounces of water a day. Eight glasses of water a day basically.
I do understand a burger, fries and a coke is a tasty treat and typically done as a lunch or dinner but with the current obesity problem, it’s doing more harm than good, would you agree? Yes it’s cheap! Obesity rates is expected to go up in the USA during the current Economy because it is simply cheaper to go to McDonald’s than it is to go to the Grocery Store and buy some good wholesome fruits and vegetables. I have heard, and correct me if I’m wrong that two pears are more expensive than a full meal in McDonald’s. So, a struggling mother would be able to feed her children at McDonald’s more so than simply going to the grocery store. Completely understandable but gosh, we got to weigh in the pros and cons here as many Americans are horizontally challenged.
Mannatech, Inc. is a Reasearch and Development Nutrition Company that develops Real Food Technology Solutions. Their mission is to provide better solutions to global health through natural and effective wellness products. Mannatech, Inc, choose Network Marketing as their Marketing vehicle which is proving to be very effective.
LifeStyle Living I often say is being happy, healthy, wealthy and wise. A part of being wealthy is owning a business of some sort. In my travels, the wealthiest people I met owned businesses. Examples of some businesses they were in is Real Estate which is what I like to get into as well, but first, make money for that big down payment. Also, I’ve met some people who owned poultry farms, primarily selling eggs, Feeds, Gas Stations (though since regulations are high, not much money can be made with gas stations), Construction and everything that deals in construction. Wholesale and distribution is another example, car dealerships… Those are great traditional business models and all of the men I met who owned those business were all successful.
