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cutiekatrush
07-07-2005, 06:05 AM
to sign up under a local rep?
CBTammy
07-07-2005, 06:11 AM
Well, maybe for some people. For me, I live in the midwest and my
sponsor lives on the East Coast. But I couldn't be happier!
THere are a few local reps here that I attend training meetings with (since I just can't commute to the East Coast every month!smileys/smiley36.gif).
And they are really nice, but honestly, a little boring and not very
excited about the business, so I am glad they aren't my upline.smileys/smiley9.gif Don't get me wrong, they are really good people, but I was just looking for someone more "peppy" and enthusiastic!
So, even though my sponsor lives out East, we talk via email a lot
(several times a week...daily at the beginning), and we have talked on
the phone a couple times too.
I know most bunnies have sponsors and team members all over the US and it seems to be working well for them.
You could always meet with a rep in your area and just see if it is a good fit or not.
If you go to www.cbunny.com
Click on "First Time Visitor" and then click on "Rep Locator" and it will help you see if there is anyone near you.smileys/smiley2.gif
sponsor lives on the East Coast. But I couldn't be happier!
THere are a few local reps here that I attend training meetings with (since I just can't commute to the East Coast every month!smileys/smiley36.gif).
And they are really nice, but honestly, a little boring and not very
excited about the business, so I am glad they aren't my upline.smileys/smiley9.gif Don't get me wrong, they are really good people, but I was just looking for someone more "peppy" and enthusiastic!
So, even though my sponsor lives out East, we talk via email a lot
(several times a week...daily at the beginning), and we have talked on
the phone a couple times too.
I know most bunnies have sponsors and team members all over the US and it seems to be working well for them.
You could always meet with a rep in your area and just see if it is a good fit or not.
If you go to www.cbunny.com
Click on "First Time Visitor" and then click on "Rep Locator" and it will help you see if there is anyone near you.smileys/smiley2.gif
Traci
07-07-2005, 06:25 AM
You do not have to sign with a local rep. When I signed up there was not anyone near me, therefore my upline was in NY.
Many of us have teams in other states. Ilived in VA when I started with CBBB and I am now in Ohio. I have team members in atleast 10 states. I must admit that I hear from them way more than I do my local gals, but that is okay.
Best of luck in your journey to learn more about CBBB. We are here to help eachother.
Now to get those kids!
Many of us have teams in other states. Ilived in VA when I started with CBBB and I am now in Ohio. I have team members in atleast 10 states. I must admit that I hear from them way more than I do my local gals, but that is okay.
Best of luck in your journey to learn more about CBBB. We are here to help eachother.
Now to get those kids!
CBBBShannon
07-07-2005, 07:16 AM
My upline is also not local. I am in PA and she is in Florida.I talk with her upline a few times a week via email and once a week on the phone. Where I am, there is no one close to me to have meetings with and what not. I also join in on Traci's training calls (above poster). My downline is in several different states. I think that with the internet, distance isn't really a factor anymore. smileys/smiley4.gif
ShannonEdited by: CBBBShannon
ShannonEdited by: CBBBShannon
SpaMommy71
07-09-2005, 04:02 PM
When I signed up, there wasn't anyone in my area involved with CBBB. I live in FL. & my sponsor lives in Ohio. And I am doing GREAT with CBBB!
It really depends on you. If you are more comfortable to have your sponsor nearby...then that is what you might want to do. However, there is such a fantastic training program with CBBB, you really do not need someone right there with you.
[b]I truly feel that I am part of a "Family" with CBBB.
Good Luck on your decision! Take care!
Terri McDonald
www.cbunnyrep.com/7783
smileys/smiley2.gif
"Have a Dream, Set a Goal, Make it Happen!"~
CBBB is an AWESOME company, I just can't say enough about them!Edited by: SpaMommy71
It really depends on you. If you are more comfortable to have your sponsor nearby...then that is what you might want to do. However, there is such a fantastic training program with CBBB, you really do not need someone right there with you.
[b]I truly feel that I am part of a "Family" with CBBB.
Good Luck on your decision! Take care!
Terri McDonald
www.cbunnyrep.com/7783
smileys/smiley2.gif
"Have a Dream, Set a Goal, Make it Happen!"~
CBBB is an AWESOME company, I just can't say enough about them!Edited by: SpaMommy71
IndigoMom
07-09-2005, 04:42 PM
Hi!
I wanted to add that even if you were to sign
someone from out of your own area, they can still
visit local WHO meetings that may be held near
them in their state. I have several girls on my team
that are
pleased with their sponsor choice, but are in other
states and attend local WHO meetings so that they
can kind of rub elbows with bunnies in their general
areas.
It all works out no matter who they choose to sign
with. Encourage them to know that they'll not be
without support! Country Bunny really DOES have a
great training program.
To success!
AndiEdited by: AndiKiger
I wanted to add that even if you were to sign
someone from out of your own area, they can still
visit local WHO meetings that may be held near
them in their state. I have several girls on my team
that are
pleased with their sponsor choice, but are in other
states and attend local WHO meetings so that they
can kind of rub elbows with bunnies in their general
areas.
It all works out no matter who they choose to sign
with. Encourage them to know that they'll not be
without support! Country Bunny really DOES have a
great training program.
To success!
AndiEdited by: AndiKiger
