Well, I'm not, but when I was a kid/teenager, my mother sold tupperware and I when I got older I went with her and helped out.
My advice is going to sound odd, but as a kid from a family that this was part of, it seems worth mentioning just in case. Do you have a family (spouse, SO, children)? If so, be careful. It became a real problem for our family, especially between me and my mother. It can/will take alot of time away from your family. We fought all the time because she was always busy with her tupperware. She eventually let it go because it was making too much trouble. Then a few years later, when I was a teenager, she wanted to do it again(she really loves tupperware I guess). We talked about it before she started because of all the trouble it caused. This time instead of her just doing her tupperware thing and spending very little time with me, she included me. I helped her with all the organizing and went with her to the parties and the meetings when I wanted to. That was the agreement we made when she started and I was also to tell her if it started being a problem. That time, things worked out well. We had fun together bonding through her tupperware business. So if you have someone in your life that you are currently close to and spend quite a bit of time with, be aware of how this is affecting them. If possible, find ways to include them. I imagine this would be true with starting any business.
Oh and also, the harder you work, the more you will make. My mom made quite a bit selling tupperware when she put the time and energy into it. She made less when she took it more casually. So, you could likely make enough to support yourself/family doing this or you could make a bit of extra money on the side. It can also be alot of fun if you keep a positive attitude about it. One of my mom's favorite parts was the free stuff she could earn. I dunno if what you are doing works the same, but if it does, that could be a fun bonus too. I wish you luck!
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