Yes @VTechnophobe - that 69% (of 11%) who 'earn' a grand a year are losing money, once you take into account 'training', travel, website, merchandising and other general hunning expenses. Once you factor in the 'being a product of the product/ being your own best customer', they are probably the group that is deepest in the hole with FL, and that is without going into the extras they will pay for 'mindset' books, videos, coaching etc.
The 30% (of the 11%) 'making' 18K are well below UK minimum wage (the figure is in $, UK minimum wage £17K for a 40 hour week). Once you factor the above expenses in, they are averaging well below even this.
A truthful representation of earnings would be this:
• Fewer than 0.1% make more than the minimum wage
• 3.4% make less than the minimum wage
• All the rest (96.4 %) lose money.
Their figures, not ours.
For any FL hun reading this and having trouble with figures, next time you go to an event, if they tell you there are 5,000 of you there, only 5 of you are making more than minimum wage, 160 of you are making a pittance, the rest (4,835) are actually losing money.