Beachbody (BODI)

Back to the gym. BB restructuring – I get it, the rich want to be richer. I know this because a group of rich guys once said that is what rich people do, we sit around thinking of ways to get richer. The one thing they never mentioned in their conversations though was how their idea impacts their customer. I think BB is in for a rude awakening. Online workouts and influencers are everywhere today – some much more inspired than BB. It was the team commraderie of BB that kept me paying. Without that BB has just become another streaming service and really not worth the cost. Thanks for the years of fitness BB, but I am compelled to move onto supporting the small individual. Peace out. ✌️

Beachbody truly is what this industry is about; Peers helping peers live better, longer more quality lives with the empowerment of a billion dollar corporation. The products get results and can be recognized by almost everyone due to TBB's massive infomercial campaign. Anyone with a keen marketing mind can make a good living getting these products to those who will benefit from them. Other companies are trying to copycat TBB success by producing knock off, cheaper versions of TBB flagship meal replacement shake, but fail to come close to it's quality. One could become a coach simply for the discount and be totally content with never trying to build any retail. Or, one could build a small income fairly quick to fund a specific project. The opportunity creates ENDLESS possibilities to excel. Just plug in YOUR reason.

https://www.forbes.com/sites/laurengensler/2018/04/10/beachbody-carl-daikeler-shakeology/#57aeea3b7960

The way Daikeler sees it, he's hit on a scalable solution to the fat epidemic afflicting approximately 175 million overweight and obese adults in the United States. Forget the gym–you'll never go. Instead, shed those pounds in the comfort of your own living room, then become a cheerleader for others–all while making a percentage of sales to regular customers, plus a slice of any new coach's sales that you bring on. In other words, join Beachbody to lose weight and get rich in the process. Daikeler himself is now worth an estimated $660 million, based on his majority ownership of the privately held company, which has attracted 28 million dieters since its 1998 inception and had revenue of $1 billion in 2017.