No Powerful Why is One Reason Why People Fail in Network Marketing

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There are a lot of reasons why most people fail in network marketing. They are lured to a business where the products are not unique and sound. They think that it's so easy to do and they'll get rich quick but soon find out that it's a Ponzi/pyramid scheme or scam. But here's another reason why. They each don't have a powerful "why." You really must have a very strong reason why you're doing this business. It can't be all about money. Most people bomb their business venture simply because they are doing it for that dream trip to Walt Disney World they dream of affording or because their kids want to be the rich ones in the block. It doesn't work that way. I joined one business of the type (name not mentioned) not because I want a ton of money. I joined because I couldn't find work after completing college and receiving job training under vocational rehabilitation services. Job applications are increasingly Internet-based, and a growing number of them throw in personality tests with pointless answers. That's the hard part after interviews in applying for a job as an autistic. I don't want to be in that rut. I don't want to be in that high unemployment rate of autism any longer. I don't want to be accused of "being lazy" and to be told to "get a job," even with that statistic. That's the reason why I joined the business. Therefore, your "why" should be far beyond money. So what are some sound tips that would make people who joined their businesses find their powerful "whys?" Do those whys come to them naturally or do they just take time to find it? If you are in a network marketing business yourself, tell me your "why" in joining it. (Just don't mention your company name.)