My wife sells women's clothes as part of an MLM. I help her, mostly back office stuff but sometimes I help with shipping and sales. MLMs (deservedly) have a ba

My wife sells women's clothes as part of an MLM. I help her, mostly back office stuff but sometimes I help with shipping and sales. MLMs (deservedly) have a bad rap. The focus is usually on recruiting rather than selling, and usually involves converting social relationships into business ones. For us, it's more like being a franchisee. We do $20-25k in sales a month, have two part time assistants to help with shipping and cataloging inventory. We have non trivial spend on marketing and are actively involved in our local chamber of commerce and various networking groups. My wife otherwise is home with our kids, and she loves it. It's busy, it's a ton of work, but we have fun doing it.