So does XanGo have rules?
Sure it has rules.  Distributors have to obey the laws of their country.  They have to respect lines of sponsorship.  So it has its policies and procedures.  But there is a totally difference attitude.

Two of the founders, Gordon and Joe Morton, actually grew up in a home of network marketers and they saw their parents struggle to build a business and so when the sons built their company, they developed products and a marketing plan, that would work for their parents.

And how does their "attitude" differ from anyone else?
Well, for example, there are  no limits at all on CD’s and functions.  They want you to be successful and do what you do best, be a networker.  And they stay out of the way.

There are no loyalty tests before you are allowed to go on an incentive trip.  If you won it, you deserve it.  They are not afraid to let someone go.  They are confident that their products work and they are paying you more than anyone else in the industry so if you want to do something else for less money, go right ahead. 

It's the old "Independent Business Person" idea.
Absolutely.  In XanGo you are truly an independent business person. 

I think that many of the companies that exist today could never survive if they started over.  They only survive because of big organizations and extra money made from their network educational tools.  A new company today would not grow if it didn't do things better for their own distributors.  People in the marketplace are more demanding and they are more intelligent.  They know how to get the facts.

And the facts on XanGo hold up well.