So here’s my theory.<\/p>\n
Not sure it holds water.<\/p>\n
So if you see some “holes” in my theory, feel free to treat it like a George Lucas movie and ignore the plot holes and just enjoy the show. Anyway, so I was talking to my pal Jim Yaghi about why people will go around and promote really bad and complicated products for goo-roos even when they don’t get a commission.<\/p>\n
It’s practically an epidemic.<\/p>\n
Mayhaps you’ve seen it?<\/p>\n
Some goo-roo comes out with a shiny new object product, the gullible (predictably) snatch it up and start telling everyone how great it is… even though the product sucks, and even though the goo-roo “evangelist” knows it.<\/p>\n
Why would they do that?<\/strong><\/p>\n Especially when it hurts said goo-roo evangelist’s rep?<\/p>\n Here’s my theory:<\/p>\n Misery loves company, right?<\/p>\n So the goo-roo evangelist bought a bad product and spent a TON of money on it. Now in order to justify his purchase and not feel like a fool, he warps everything around in his tired, confused brain (Google “cognitive dissonance” for more on this) to make it sound like the best thing since sliced watermelon.<\/p>\n He then goes forth and tells everyone about it.<\/p>\n Raves about it on forums.<\/p>\n And sells it HARDER than the product author does!<\/p>\n This happens a lot in MLM.<\/p>\n People get into a bad deal, drop a lot of money, and then feel compelled to get other people in so they won’t be alone in their misery.<\/p>\n Jinkies!<\/p>\n Anyway, that’s my theory.<\/p>\n Take it for what it’s worth.<\/p>\n (About 100 “bytes” of info).<\/p>\n For something far more valuable, go to:<\/p>\n