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THE GREATEST SHOW IN NETWORK MARKETING: PART 9

The Endless Parade of Clowns (Why MLM Trainers Never Run Out) Context: The Clown Car Gag In mid‑20th‑century circuses and early children’s television, there was a recurring gag audiences immediately understood. A tiny car would drive into the ring. One clown would step out. Then another. Then another. Then another. The joke wasn’t that clowns …

THE GREATEST SHOW IN NETWORK MARKETING: PART 8

Why I Ran Off and Joined the MLM Circus Context: What “Running Off to Join the Circus” Meant Before the internet, before corporate career paths, the circus held a unique place in American culture. From the late 1800s through the mid‑20th century, the circus was a traveling world unto itself. It moved town to town …

THE GREATEST SHOW IN NETWORK MARKETING: PART 4

THE HOAX: Why MLM Keeps Repeating Models That Don’t Work Barnum understood something powerful: People will defend a lie as long as the lie protects their self-image. MLM companies have been recycling the SAME broken strategies for 40 years because: they require no skill they create emotional dependency they produce small wins that disguise systemic …

THE GREATEST SHOW IN NETWORK MARKETING: PART 3

THE BEARDED LADY: Why MLM Loves Misfits, Freaks, and False Experts Barnum took people with unusual features — things that made them outcasts — and turned them into stars. MLM does the same. It takes: The failed realtor  The failed influencer The failed coach The broke single mom The 27-year-old “mindset entrepreneur” The ex-high school …

THE GREATEST SHOW IN NETWORK MARKETING: PART 1

THE RINGMASTER: Why the Loudest Person Is Never the Smartest Barnum understood something most people never will: Volume creates credibility in the minds of the foolish. In today’s MLM world, the loudest people — the ones screaming “momentum,” “alignment,” “vibration,” and “duplication”—are the ones who haven’t duplicated anything except bad ideas. They become de facto …