Story by Katie Lee

I joined MK in 2003.

I gave up by the end of 2003, so I am a big-time "quitter". :)

There is something going around in MK that a lot of Christian women may not understand, and I was involved in it before I realized what I was doing was definitely NOT Godly.

A warning to all Christian women entering MK--if a sales director recommends that you read a book titled "The Secrets of Super-Selling" DO NOT read this book or practice its suggestions.

The "secrets" and "techniques" outlined in this book stem from the positive-thinking teachings, but they actually are based in the occult. It describes how you should write down on pieces of paper the qualities that you want in recruits, then meditate over these pieces of paper, chanting out loud what you desire, sending out "energy waves" that will bring these people into your life (in this case, "sharp-looking women" that want to join MK).

I cannot believe that I fell for this stuff initially because it is labeled as positive thinking, etc.

These are cult practices, and I knew in my heart that there was something fishy about the whole thing--I just wasn't totally sure at first.

PLEASE, if you are a Christian woman thinking of joining MK, be on your guard against this book, these positive-thinking teachings, and any directors who encourage you to do these things.

This opportunity was definitely not an answer to my prayers---instead I was deceived about the actual difficulties of getting customers and recruits, and led into something that I am spiritually against.

I feel nothing but disgust for myself when I realize how easily I was deceived, and am trying to tell as many women as I can about this!