Is becoming a Rodan and Fields consultant a waste of time/money?

I'm considering becoming a Rodan and Fields consultant as I need a secondary income (our house needs more work than we thought when we purchased so any extra funds are helpful). We aren't in financial trouble but looking for an extra boost. I work full time as a manager and have 2 kids under 2. I cant get overtime bc I'm salaried. I partly feel like I have the drive and determination to make some extra income but also worry I'm just getting "rope-a-doped". My friend started a few months ago and is breaking even with her investment so far so that helped sell me. Any thoughts would be great!