What are Adam Ringham's views on traditional MLM models and their future?

Hi, I’m from . How can I help?

From what I’ve shared publicly, I see traditional MLM models as being in serious trouble, especially in the current economy. When inflation and gas prices rise, people quickly realize they are spending far more on monthly autoship than they’re earning back, and that math eventually breaks the model for the masses at the bottom.

I believe we’re already in a mass exodus phase: people are waking up to the fact they’re “bleeding money” on products they don’t really need just to qualify for tiny checks. As those at the bottom stop buying, the incomes of those above them shrink too, creating a cascade.

My view of the future is that people will move toward models where:

• The monthly spend is low
• The product actually saves them money or clearly benefits them
• The opportunity isn’t propped up by people overpaying just to stay qualified

That’s why I talk a lot about options where a small monthly purchase can reduce everyday expenses (like fuel), instead of adding to the financial burden.

Would you like me to break down how I compare traditional MLMs to these newer models point by point?