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Multilevel Marketing and People with Disabilities

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There are about 50 million people in the United States with some sort of disability. Not all of them are employable, but many of them are. In fact, about 23 percent of the people in the labor force have disabilities. In terms of unemployment, people with disabilities face and even tougher challenge. The unemployment rate for persons with no disability is 9.5 percent while the unemployment rate for persons with disabilities is 15.1 percent.**

There are many types of disabilities and no one job option will work for everyone. Anyone with a disability or anyone who lives, knows, or works with someone with disability can easily see why some "regular" jobs are sometimes difficult for persons with disabilities. By the same token, you can also see that many people with disabilities have tremendous potential and can reach that potential with just a little help. This is where multilevel marketing comes in. Multilevel marketing, when it is done right, is perhaps one of the most supportive jobs anyone can have.

Multilevel marketing offers you the opportunity to work with someone that has a personal interest in your success (otherwise known as your upline). These people are willing to spend the time with you to get to know you, get to know your needs, and to work with you personally. They can help you overcome whatever obstacles are getting in the way of your success. (This is true even if you don't have a disability!)

Multilevel marketing can often be done exclusively from home with a limited amount of space. Long gone are the days of stockpiling product and then trying to sell it. Network marketers today have a reach that often extends globally and most of the interactions are done (or can be done) via the internet or by phone, technologies that are generally readily adaptable to persons with disabilities.

Multilevel marketing does not require set hours. Maybe you can only tolerate working for short periods of time. Maybe you can only work at certain times of the day. Whatever flexibility you need in your work schedule, multilevel marketing can accommodate you.

Best of all, there are hundreds of multilevel marketing companies out there representing thousands of products and services. Finding something you like and are interested in is easy.

The only disability in life is a bad attitude. Scott Hamilton

**Source United States Department of Labor: Office of Disability Employment Policy: Workforce, Opportunity, Leadership ( http://www.dol.gov/ODEP/)

"Dr. Robin Rushlo", is a well known MLM Radio personality and is nationally recognized as an expert in the network marketing business.He is the current host of the radio show, "Networking with the Blindguy"live daily, providing Success and Retention Training for the network marketing industry brought to you at the Successful Busineess Builders Network http://myshopandcompare.com and http://www.robintrushlo.com

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