Comments on: Is MonaVie Presidential Black Diamond Orrin Woodward Really A Servant Leader

By: hockeygoon69

hockeygoon69 — Sun, 07 Feb 2010 08:45:13 +0000

I love the idea that the leadership of team gave up a sure income under quixtar/amway for a better future for smaller distributers and giving them a better chance with Monavie. So far I believe it has worked out tremendously and frankly, it doesn't matter to me or my wife if we ever get a new product or service introduced thru mv or any other entity. Truth be told, we have a great product line, great pay program and great leadership on the system side and business side. Thank you for your leadership and sacrifice for our sake, Orrin, Chris, Tim, George, Bill, Claude, Kirk, Jim, Doug, I guess I could go on and on!

By: Gary S.

Gary S. — Sat, 23 Jan 2010 10:45:28 +0000

With all due respect to Ms. Hansen's post. The TEAM media system explained specifically the future in regards to building the "Wal-Mart" of the internet. There's a specific intent to that informational system that's been put in place. If you're not getting this media, which by the way is exclusive to TEAM, of course you don't understand what's happening and why. The first CD to come out after the partnership with MonaVie explains something called a "riverbed" change. Something you and I really would have no clue about, however, Orrin Woodward does. He hides nothing, infact, he's almost too honest. We are in different times and the correct steps need to be taken to ensure the future. Alot is riding on the decisions made today and there isn't a better visionary than Orrin Woodward to do that. You can doubt him now, but, I am 100% certain, you'll be thanking him later. He's earned that!

By: troydooly

troydooly — Tue, 08 Dec 2009 21:24:52 +0000

Jason,

Great comment. Thank you for stopping by and sharing your thoughts.

I have several new posts coming out over the next few weeks on Orrin and TEAM. Stay tuned and I will welcome your feedback.

Living An Epic Adventure,

Troy

By: Jason Frega

Jason Frega — Tue, 08 Dec 2009 18:50:47 +0000

Orrin didn't lie. He simply gave a vision of where the Team can and WILL go. He has always been VERY clear that the vision is one million lives changed through the community regardless of what product supplier we are affiliated with at one time or another. Although Orrin didn't say how long it would take whether or not he knew at the time, he did say that this was going to be a long process and nothing would come to fruition overnight. (I have a recording of him saying that well before he teamed up with MV as a product supplier.)

IMHO Orrin did a fantastic job of giving us the best information he was legally allowed to say under court order at the time and had no intentions of misleading anyone. Sorry if you feel misled, but I always thought it was very clear that one million people was the goal, and "Wal-Mart of the Internet" was a long term target.

By: Agnes Bara Ridha

Agnes Bara Ridha — Mon, 07 Dec 2009 23:10:27 +0000

I think Mike referred to Susan's letter when he pointed out her spelling mistakes.
I just want to say to Susan that it is always easy pointing to someone, my question is what did you, Susan did making Team a success? Was there any contribution from your part, or you simple were waiting for success to drop into your lap?
We all need to accept personal responsibility for our actions.

Agnes