Director How to Approach Past Customers from a Different Company as a New PC Consultant?

[dannyzmom]

I have a brand new consultant submitting her agreement on Saturday. She WAS a consultant with a different company but did not like the way they do business, had issues with her upline, isn't crazy about the products and feels she should have signed with PC from the get-go. So she is walking away from the other company and starting up with PC. She has a lot of issues with feeling embarrassed that she failed with the other company, fearing people will think she's a flake because she switched companies, etc.
Anyone have any wording ideas that she can use when approaching her past customers from the other business to offer them PC service?

 

[BethCooks4U]

If I were her I would say something like:

After much thought (and prayer) I have decided to end my ____ business and I am going with The Pampered Chef. That is where my real passion is and I feel I can really speak from my heart about this company and products.

People change jobs in the business world often and for various reasons. She loved direct sales but that particular company wasn't her cup of tea and she didn't have the passion. Nothing to be embarrassed about. It's admirable that she saw that in herself and did something about it.

 

[pamela]

totally agree with Beth-everyone has a passion and needs to go with that rather than stay where they are unhappy. She just needs to share that with everyone!~

 

[DebPC]

Wow Beth! That's good! She shouldn't feel embarrassed at all. there's nothing wrong with switching direct sellers just like there's nothing wrong with switching regular jobs. you can't find what's right for you- if you stop looking. kudos to her!