In a globalized economy, the differences between the lives of those in industrialized nations now have more similarities than differences. The story of Dal Woo Lee will no doubt be familiar to just about anyone who’s reaching retirement age with plenty of unresolved worries about money.
A resident of Daegu, South Korea, the 52-year-old Lee had spent many busy years in the coffee distribution business, making enough to provide for his wife and daughters, but never enjoying the stability to really save for the future.
“Korea is a fiercely competitive society,” Lee says, “I felt that I had a lot left to do, and not very much time left in which to do it.”
Lee says things began to change in November 2016, when he met his eventual TLC sponsor, Global Director Kang Jin Ha. “When she talked about TLC’s detox tea and the success the brand has had recently in my country, I could feel my heart grow so excited.”
With his decades of experience in the coffee distribution business, Lee understood the challenges (both financial and time-wise) of founding and general managing a conventional startup company. But network marketing was an avenue which had never previously occurred to him, and obviated many