I think this still is some MLM woo shit. She’s not actually designing websites, she’s selling predesigned kits/online

business, maybe complete with products, that others will eventually also push and she gets a commission. Same thing as a typical MLM only it’s just a digital space rather than a vitamin or water bubbler.
I’m really not sure how to describe it but she’s not doing anything but selling something to somebody else who will eventually sell it. Still a scam.
Yeah, something is really off here. Out of nowhere, she's now a webpage designer and coder? If she were one, why would she only accept customers who's business she deems 'heart-centered' enough?! I think she's targeting a specific kind of person, so she can get them in on her many scams as her downline, or something similar.
She says she's entering her 'millionaire era'--by doing what, though? Each MLM she belongs to is more money flushed down the drain, in monthly fees, monthly personal volume (purchase requirements), more time spent posting stuff & doing Zooms online for no pay. She's so stuck on these 'accessible', 'easy' businesses, rather than getting a legit work-from-home job, or starting a genuine business, herself. Then she throws even more money down the toilet by doing completely unproven therapies like those TV screens buzzing away for hours. She's spent maybe $1000 on that, already now.
I get the sense their finances aren't looking great. A family of five, all supported by the paycheck of a construction supervisor, which might be comfortable if they both had an income. But she's spending it faster than they can make it, I think. Has she ever given more insight into their financial details? The gofundme/supportnow fundraisers give me the sense they're always on edge, w/ money (though I do think Robyn just likes handouts, too), and the fact that they don't own a home seems a bit strange to me, too, for a family w/ three kids, so interested in the family image and image of abundance she tries to project. I think if they *could* own one, she'd love to make a post bragging about how great it was to buy her home, and you can do that too if you join her business, etc.
Is there any reason why ppl who work for KB Homes would opt to not buy one, specifically, that makes it understandable they don't buy? A