It is really easy to say or claim anything. This goes back to the idea of actions speaking louder than words. If this is the case, then how do you know 1) that what you evaluate, and; 2) then choose to become involved with - has merit and conforms to "all that is good"?
The idea of "moral health" speaks to this. It is a representation of a line in the sand. It is a proclamation that doing something right - matters. This includes when we are in the business of helping people make money, that we understand and take seriously that peoples' lives matter. It encompasses the fundamental decency of not leading anyone down a path that leads to nowhere in the pursuit of a quick buck.
It holds true to the idea that we are attempting to build something that has permanence and in doing so will provide security to families - and in many cases have implications regarding altering the legacy of families for generations to come.
However, when we state that what we do can lead to "life-altering" outcomes, we have the responsibility to provide all of the variables that will support this taking place. Some refer to this as "walking the talk". In our case, it is about skills, competence, behaviors, habits... It has everything to do with helping people understand that what we do is not a cake walk and that income is directly proportional to value offered (the value you offer). If you do not lead. If you are not a positive role model in terms of habits and values... you should not expect to make any money in the home business/networking industry.
Therefore, I implore you to "do it right". At the end of the day, we learn and we teach. Or more specifically, our job is to find people who are receptive to learning and then teaching them what we do.
There are core skills and tools that are shared by everyone in our Community. You have to buy into the fact that we are guided by a moral compass and the true north on that compass is to do things right with competence and integrity for the long-term.
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