Not Sure What I Did Any Diffferent...

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Discussion Overview

This thread centers around a participant's recent positive experiences in their Pampered Chef business, highlighting unexpected opportunities for cooking shows and potential recruits. Participants share their excitement and encouragement regarding these developments.

Discussion Character

  • Anecdotal

Main Points Raised

  • One participant, identifying as a consultant, shares that they have not hosted a cooking show since starting in November but recently received multiple requests for shows and internet orders.
  • Another participant expresses encouragement, suggesting the consultant keep scheduling shows.
  • A different participant mentions that the upcoming shows are outside their usual circle, including hosts they know personally and others they do not.
  • One participant discusses a potential recruit, a stay-at-home mom, who is exploring flexible work options.
  • Several users express enthusiasm about the unexpected opportunities and the ease with which they seem to be coming together.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

Participants generally express excitement and support for the original poster's experiences, with no clear disagreement noted.

Contextual Notes

The discussion reflects personal experiences and feelings related to business growth and networking within the Pampered Chef community.

Who May Find This Useful

Consultants looking for motivation or those interested in personal stories of business development may find this discussion relevant.

candiejayne
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but whatever it was, its working for me! I have been really bad about trying with my business. I haven't had an actual cooking show since I started in November, but I've been keeping things going with catalog shows since then. Out of the blue this week, I've had 3 people ask me to do cooking shows, I've had 2 internet orders, and I have one girl who is ready to sign under me! Talk about the kick in the rear that I needed to get going! I placed a supply order and am about ready for all of my fun to start! Yippee!
 
Good for you! Now just keep scheduling those shows.
 
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yep!!! I know one is going to be very large and ALL are completely out of my circle, although I know 2 of the 3 host personally. One is a guy that I do some contracting work for, I know a few of the people he will be inviting, but most of them I will not. Another is a woman that I went to high school with. I actually approached her about the business. On FB she has been posting recipes and keeps talking about how much she loves to cook. She said she wasn't interested in the biz, but to give her a couple dates to choose from! The other is my new stylist at the salon I go to. I don't know her at all, or any of her friends! woohoo!

My maybe recruit, I went to school with her a LONG time ago. We were catching up and I told her about my jobs, and of course raved about PC. She started asking questions. She is a stay at home mom of 7 kids, and her husband and her have been trying to figure out a way she can work part time, but can be super flexible.... :D Boy did that get me talking!!! LOL
 
Way to work your business, and to do it without realizing. I guess it shows your meant to do this it seems to come easy to you. Good luck.
 
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Thanks, I hope you are right!
 
That's awesome! Don't you love it when things just fall in your lap like that?
 
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TOTALLY! LOL! I love it!
 

Frequently Asked Questions

What does it mean when I say, "Not Sure What I Did Any Different" in my sales approach?

This phrase often indicates that you are experiencing fluctuations in your sales or team engagement, and you are unsure about the specific actions or strategies that led to these changes. It’s important to reflect on your recent activities, interactions, and any new techniques you may have tried to identify what might have impacted your results.

How can I analyze my recent sales activities to find out what changed?

Start by reviewing your sales data and customer interactions over the past few weeks or months. Look for patterns in your communication methods, product promotions, or events you hosted. Consider keeping a journal of your activities to help track what you did differently and how it may have influenced your outcomes.

What should I do if I can't identify any changes in my sales strategy?

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How can I ensure consistent sales performance moving forward?

Is it normal to have fluctuations in sales, and how should I handle them?

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