Spent two weeks in fhg-neolife,
And I understood everything going on there
And the psychology behind how it's hard to convince them to leave
That's why it's good to not only be sceptical of religion, but other things around
People earn money from it, but it's at athe detriment
PART ONE :
Let me talk about my experience with Neolife😩
First of all, I made money in Neolife. There are successful people in that business, and I’m not going to sit here and lie that I didn’t make money there. I started February 2024, and I made money, bought shoes, clothes and spent a lot on Neolife products. The money I spent on those products alone 😭😭
The person who introduced me to the business was a very close friend of mine. At some point, he started having issues at home because his father was against the business. Things got so serious that his father allegedly involved the police to get him to stop. Later, he messaged me and told me to leave the business too, apologising for introducing me to it.
My response? I told him there was nothing I could do about it. I was convinced that Neolife was where I was going to make it chaiii😭😩I even used to insult him, telling him that I would become a 5 Diamond Director 😂i even said one day he would come back to beg me and eventually become my downline. Looking back, I can admit that I was too deep in it to consider another perspective wallah
I was learning the business and making money, but I was also in school, so I wasn’t even fully focused on it.
One thing that really stood out to me was the level of control mehn🤦♀️. If you came late, you could be asked to do frog jumps. There were situations involving fetching water from downstairs to upstairs too. People questioned you about your post, what you spent your money on, what you posted online, and even why you were posting things unrelated to the business. Sometimes, you could be told to delete a post or you’ll be judged so bad.
Me? I used to wonder, “Me wey dey uni fah, I go come dey do frog jump?” 😂 But I would let some things slide because I still had my eyes on that 5 Diamond Director goal.
And honestly, the way they presented certain things made it difficult to recognise what was happening. You would think they were correcting you for your own good. You would read books, and the lessons would somehow be related back to Neolife. Everything was connected to the business, and gradually, you could start seeing things only from that perspective.
My family wasn’t even fully aware of what was going on because I hadn’t explained everything to them. I just told them we were making money in dollars. My siblings advised me to stop, but I told them not to worry, that I would be the one taking care of the family. 😂😂😂I genuinely believed they just didn’t want me to succeed. (poor me)😭😂😂My brother would laugh at me about the business, and I would take it as him doubting my future.
I also got involved in prospecting. I almost exhausted my contacts, created a Facebook account to find more people, and tried to convince people to join. The part that bothered me was how some people who refused to join could be insulted or made to feel like they couldn’t succeed without Neolife.
That was when I started asking myself questions.
If this business is really about having a long-term vision, why are we pressuring people to join? Why do we sometimes make people feel inferior simply because they don’t want to be part of it? Why can’t someone decline an invitation without being treated like they don’t want to succeed in life?
WATCH OUT FOR PART 2🙂