I think this is going to be "that entry" for me. The one that really forms what I am trying to do with this blog and with my life right now. I have been so blessed to be at a crossroads of sorts, surrounded by people who love and support me and I feel like I am one at of those slow motion scenes in cartoons. I've been running like mad and come to the cliff and taken that first step off the edge unknowingly. Now it's time to see if I am Wile E.Coyote, and will fall to my doom (hopefully not); or Roadrunner and I really can "fly".
I've made the decision to Arbonne to grow my family and do what I am passionate about instead of what will just get us by. Knowing that the road will not be easy makes this decision even bigger and the commitment even more intense. I can see how people that we ask to join us look at us like we are nuts! The thing is, the potential for benefit and reward is SO much bigger than the downside!
Here is something for the numbers people:
When people go to work, they get paid on the hours they are there. Simple right? What if they went to work as usual but made a few calls on lunch hour and did a presentation on the weekend (two hours tops), and maybe they met someone who though it was great. Maybe a student who doesn't have a job, but a lot of time in between classes and a whole weekend day free to do presentations. Now that person would have their regular job and this great opportunity. But wait, now they get paid on sharing a great product and a commission from their teammate too! When they are at work, maybe the teammate is at a presentation rocking it out! Their earning potential just increased without even trying!
The Arbonne opportunity is not FOR everyone but it can fit everyone who wants it. People can make it whatever they need, or whatever they want! I am jazzed for this new part of my life but I can't help being a little overwhelmed. It's kind of like Christmas for me, It's beautiful and shiny, and there is so much going on, and it's exciting and you see so many people....Honestly, it's a little hard to focus. I tend to do all of my "Christmas" (you know - shopping, wrapping, parties, visiting, baking etc.) in the last week before Christmas..that's how long it takes me to get acclimated.
I feel like it's my week before Christmas in Arbonne - I finally get it, the light went on, I understand it, and now I'm ready to really launch out into space; arms wide, wind whipping in my hair, and belly flop into the clouds! I think Arbonne can take me as high as I want to go, and that's the only thing I haven't decided yet.
...Nature Girl
