The industry also enhances the quality of life enjoyed by many Canadians. As learned in a survey of direct sellers: product savings, work schedule flexibility, and the career's social nature are some of the major benefits. In addition many mentioned "improved professional skills", "building self esteem", "building better sales skills" and "building better business / management skills" as benefits.
While jobs, income, investments, and taxes can be more easily quantified, social contributions are no less vital than economic impacts. Indeed, these achievements in individuals' lives — increased self-esteem, self-confidence, organization and management skills — build a stronger future for direct sellers, their families, their communities, and their country. As one Canadian direct seller put it:
"[I have a] better understanding of personalities that help [my] personal
and professional relationships, a more positive outlook, [am] better able to
influence and help others, [have] better family relationships, increased
knowledge, [and] better health."
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