ABOUT THIS EPISODE
How do you rebuild your life after 13 years and 6 companies worth of Multi Level Marketing indoctrination? The Dream (we're back!) host Jane Marie talks to former MLM devotee and current anti MLM crusader, Erin Bies, about the state of the MLM industry and the work Erin is now doing to take it down. And you might just learn a little something about exogenous ketones along the way....
Find out more about the work Erin is doing:
https://www.erinbies.com/
TikTok: @erinbies
IG: @therealbiestmode
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