Masaru Ishii's first encounter with a multi-level marketing company was eyed with suspicion. At the time he was fulfilling a dream of working as a flourishing independent architect designer. Still, when a contact in a major construction company invited him to check out a MLM company, his curiosity was stirred, not enough to join but enough to begin studying the company and the MLM industry in general.
Masaru said it wasn’t until he bought one of the company’s products and felt the effects on his body that he was hooked. From that point on, he couldn’t help but share his new discovery with all his friends and family.
Within one year he was making $175 per month in commission while still pursuing architect design full time. The next year he upped his monthly commission to $870. At that point Masaru decided to leave his architect job and pursue MLM full time. And he did just that, gradually reducing his hours as an architect designer and increasing his time developing a solid MLM business. With consistent effort it did not take long for Masaru to bring in more than $8700 per month. This was the catalyst that encouraged him to leave architect design entirely.
Since 2003, Masaru has worked exclusively for one MLM company, building his business into a highly lucrative enterprise. But in May 2006, his interest was once again stirred, this time by a new company with an innovative product- Agel Enterprises. He promptly submitted his letter of termination. Masaru said he is often asked why he left his last MLM company where he was experiencing enormous success.
“I tell them, ?because if I don’t join Agel, I know it’ll be the biggest mistake of my life’,” said Masaru.
