Akea is a community based wellness company that takes the attributes of worldwide Longevity Hot Spots and puts them into a formula you can easily implement because we know you, and those you love, are interested in living well and living longer.
The most pervasive and silently accepted crisis in America today is the ill health of our people. [Source: US Center of Disease Control (CDC)]
Akea was created by a team with decades of experience in the health, wellness and technology fields. They share the CDC’s sentiments (above) and firmly believe that the average person is interested in living a healthier life but lacks basic knowledge, tools and a community to support them to do so. The team believed they could combine their collective and diverse experiences and create a great new global community that could truly empower people and help them rediscover their health, happiness, vitality and dreams.
The Akea Opportunity - Why Join?
Akea leverages today's most effective form of distribution—relationship marketing—with the ever expanding wellness industry, therefore addressing two of today’s mega-trends!
By understanding how people live happier, healthier, longer lives in the world’s Longevity Hot Spots and sharing this information with family and friends, you can earn a part-time extra income or gain the financial security of your dreams.
Akea’s innovative compensation plan puts you in control with eight ways to earn income, and rewards all the key behaviors – so you can customize it around your own lifestyle! With Akea, smart entrepreneurs can focus their time and effort to create a thriving, profitable home based business in the ever-expanding wellness industry.
Akea has designed a lucrative and progressive plan that rewards you equally for enrolling customers as well as other team members, paying bonuses early on and paying often. Akea prides itself in putting the Independent Consultant first. With the ease of the Akea Paycard, your earnings are deposited conveniently to your Paycard with no worries or hassle.
Founded on a commitment to integrity, excellence, community, and wellness, Akea is a business partner you can believe in, with a sound executive team and a world class Science Advisory Board supporting you in every step of your new business venture.
Akea offers a Founder’s Program that is only available to Consultants who qualify within the first 12 months of Akea’s launch in July 2010. The Founders Club Pool will pay out FOREVER, but only to qualified Founders! Take advantage of this once-in-a-lifetime ground floor opportunity and capitalize on its lucrative financial rewards.
Make a low-cost investment in your future! For more information about Akea, go to http://www.homebusinessbug.com/akealife/
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