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The thread explores the experiences of participants regarding their husbands' support for their Pampered Chef businesses. Various anecdotes highlight both humorous and practical aspects of managing household items during shows.
Views differ on the level of support and understanding from husbands, with some participants sharing positive experiences while others highlight humorous frustrations. No clear consensus emerges.
The thread reflects personal experiences and anecdotes related to the intersection of family life and running a Pampered Chef business, emphasizing the humorous and practical challenges faced by consultants.
Consultants looking for relatable experiences regarding family dynamics and support while managing their Pampered Chef businesses may find this thread engaging.
AJPratt said:My husband was scooping ice cream for us the other night while I was watching TV in the living room. He says to me, "Normally I think the PC porducts are great, but this is a TERRIBLE ice cream scooper. I can't believe you get people to guy these things are they don't return them. You need to call somone". I said, "What are you using?" (I do have some old scoopers from OXO). He says "Ummm... the metal one (real sarcastically)". I said, "Really? Which metal one"? He comes out like he's a little kid saying LOOK at this! I said, "umm... that's the large scoop. Its not really for ice cream." And He says, "Oh, well what's if for then?" I said, "Meatballs, Spinach Artichoke filling, really big cookies, you know dough-like things." He just said "Oh" and walked away. I said, "The ice cream scooper is in the drawer."
WendyAebi said:I'm in the middle of packing up for a show and he's starting to get dinner ready for the kids. He sighed and said, "You know the only thing I hate about Pampered Chef? When you have a show, you take all the good utensils." It made me smile really big--what a supportive guy!!
My husband said the same thing and often will say "Why don't you just buy one for us to use at home and then we won't be without it."WendyAebi said:I'm in the middle of packing up for a show and he's starting to get dinner ready for the kids. He sighed and said, "You know the only thing I hate about Pampered Chef? When you have a show, you take all the good utensils." It made me smile really big--what a supportive guy!!
No, your husband does not need to be directly involved in your Pampered Chef business. While having his support can be beneficial, many successful consultants run their businesses independently. It's important to communicate your goals and aspirations with him, but ultimately, it's your business to manage.
To gain your husband's support, share your passion for Pampered Chef and explain how it benefits your family. Discuss your goals, potential earnings, and how the business can contribute to your household. Involving him in discussions about your successes and challenges can also help him feel more connected and supportive.
It's common for spouses to have concerns about direct sales businesses. Address his skepticism by providing information about the company, its reputation, and your business plan. Show him success stories from other consultants and discuss how you plan to manage your time and finances effectively.
Absolutely! Many husbands assist their partners in various ways, such as helping with events, setting up displays, or managing social media. If he's willing, involve him in tasks that align with his strengths and interests, which can also strengthen your partnership.
If your husband is not supportive of your Pampered Chef business, it's essential to have an open and honest conversation about his concerns. Try to understand his perspective and find common ground. If he remains unsupportive, focus on building your business independently while seeking encouragement from friends, family, or fellow consultants.