I’ve been shopping with Melaleuca since September of 2022. All the products are high performing, non-toxic, and they’ve never had a product liability lawsuit in nearly four decades. They are extremely eco-friendly. A literal 10 mL cough syrup dose is all the detergent that’s needed for a load of laundry. Everything is super concentrated. They give you a hundred bucks in free loyalty dollars the first few months that you shop so that you can try more stuff. The company is debt free; their purse strings are not held by BlackRock Vanguard etc. like all the other (globalist) grocery store brands. They truly are the last standing family owned independent consumer goods manufacturer in North America that can scale. Yes I got involved on the business side because I know if I work hard I’ll get somewhere financially or at minimum make enough to pay for all my household and hygiene essentials. Stuff I need anyway. It’s no secret you can Google it, average person spends about 75 bucks a month on all that stuff, so why not switch to American. I don’t have to reinvent the wheel, money is on the table, I just have to push out of my comfort zone and get it. As far as money trickling up, I think it’s good to support other American families and these American factories which are in the three states of Idaho Tennessee and Missouri. This company treats their factory employees extremely well. Every 5 years they get longevity bonuses whether they scrub toilets or run logistics in the distribution center. 5 years 5,000 10 years 10,000 15 years 15,000 etc…I met a man named Steve who runs senior logistics and has worked there 31 years. He’s received $105,000 just in longevity bonuses. Who needs a union when a company treats their employees like this? The founder Frank has made a couple billion but has paid out over seven billion. They support an orphanage in Ecuador run by Catholic nuns. They provide essentials during catastrophes and emergencies. The US government even came to them for hand sanitizer at the start of c__id. They provide school scholarships. They feed people. The average Joe Marketing executives that have worked their butts off to overcome being creatures of comfort are treated like kings and queens. I love that they are partnered with their customers. Most brands are partnered with the WEF= own nothing be happy, eat bugs not meat, screw your morals. Btw, Procter & Gamble and Johnson & Johnson both tried to buy out Melaleuca but Frank won't sell. These other companies literally nickel and dime us by building in product liability legal defense funding into the purchase price. Melaleuca has one of the largest cattle operations in the country and are now offering Prime and High Choice beef, never any hormones antibiotics or mRNA injections. Total game changer. I literally spend 10 minutes in the grocery store now. I've saved money also by escaping impulse buys at the store because I'm in there for such a short time. I just run through the house once a month and see what I'm running out of, lift up the shampoo bottle, etc and then start filling up my cart on Melaleuca. AI is expected to eliminate one in five jobs in the next 5 years. That is a bit frightening. People need this. It takes years to build anything. There's no such thing as saturation in this business model because I forget the amount but like 12 million teenagers turn 18 every year which is the age of doing business with companies like this. Many say no but some say yes and some change their mind and say yes. Whether you just shop or shop and build either way you win because you're supporting something really great. Epic really.
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