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major26
10-16-2005, 04:59 PM
Have a great day.Edited by: major26


kerib68
10-16-2005, 05:34 PM
I think that this is a really good idea... It is a very honest approach and people do not go to bed worrying about their skin - they go to bed worrying about the billssmileys/smiley19.gif


Have you tried recruitment fairs that are free? I am setting one up at the local Community College next week. I will let you know how it goessmileys/smiley2.gifI figured people who are attending are looking for work!


Keri Burks

mello-lello
10-16-2005, 08:19 PM
I understand what you mean about misusing a relatinoship, I have the same fear. I believe in Arbonne and I know that it is a wonderful thing, I just don't want to over do it and cause hard feelings. I approach everyone but I don't follow up very well unless I KNOW they are interested. I know this is why my bus is going slower than I want but this is all I can do for now. Thanks for all your inspiration you post on this forum.


Kiana's Mom
10-17-2005, 05:36 AM
A good read is Michael Clouse's 7 Prospecting Secrets. These are great ways to help get over the feelings we have in the beginning.If you can get his cd's they are very helpful as well. For example, my husband took me to Outback the other day & I struck up a conversation with the waitress NOT about Arbonne. It was about a picture she carried in her order book. She came by & just chatted freely after that. The key is to follow up 48 hours later, saying "Jenni, I am not sure if you remember me but we spoke on Saturday night about the lovely picture of your parents." Once she remembers, I will say that our conversation and her exceptional customer service skills have stayed with me & I wonder if she won't have a cup of coffee with me to discuss an opportunity my company has for her. Most folks are flattered that you are still thinking about them 2 days later and will usually agree to the meeting. They may ask a few questions but you don't want to give too much info so that they don't end up with preconceived ideas before the meeting.


I find that I don't have those feelings about misusing any relationships personal or as mentioned above because I am basically offering folks a job (as their own boss) with awesome compensation & benefits. I am not invested in the outcome because I remind myself beforehand thatit is about them & not me. This opportunity is not for everyone at the place they are when you speak with them. Present the opportunity & let them decide. If they say yes, Hallelujiah! and if they say no, Next!


Good Luck!!

major26
10-17-2005, 05:52 AM
It is not about fear. It is about respecting people.


Church is NOT a place of business. There are much
higher priorities in order.


Terry and Betty smileys/smiley32.gif