Dream Big: My Goal to Make the DC Trip Next Year

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Discussion Overview

This thread centers around participants sharing their personal goals and experiences related to a trip to Washington, D.C. Some participants express their aspirations to achieve specific milestones to qualify for a trip, while others share memories and tips from their own visits to the city.

Discussion Character

  • Anecdotal
  • Opinion-based

Main Points Raised

  • One participant, identifying as a consultant, outlines their goal to become a director and achieve specific performance metrics to qualify for a trip to D.C. next year.
  • Another participant shares their positive experience visiting D.C. and emphasizes the importance of wearing good walking shoes and planning time for sightseeing.
  • One participant recounts a family trip to D.C. and highlights the emotional impact of visiting the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier.
  • Another participant mentions their long-term residency in D.C. and suggests various attractions, including the Air and Space Museum and Arlington Cemetery.
  • Several users mention the importance of planning and preparation for a successful visit, including ticketing for popular sites.
  • One participant humorously corrects a previous post about the number of children they have, while expressing their desire to visit D.C. as well.
  • Another participant reflects on their experience with a bus tour in D.C. and recommends it as worthwhile.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

Views differ regarding specific experiences and recommendations for visiting D.C., with no clear consensus on the best approach to planning the trip.

Contextual Notes

Participants share personal experiences and aspirations related to travel, with a focus on the significance of achieving personal goals within the context of the Pampered Chef community.

Who May Find This Useful

Consultants interested in travel experiences and goal-setting may find the shared insights and anecdotes relevant to their own aspirations.

crystalscookingnow
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OK - here I go. I'm writing down my goal to make the DC trip next year. :) I figure if I don't write it out somewhere, I won't do it. If I aim high & don't make it, I'll at least know that I tried. So, here is what I have to do to make it happen.

Become a director (my goal for that is March 1, more likely May 1).
Retain my Show average of $530.
Hold 7.5 shows per month.
Recruit & qualify 11.

That will give me & my family an incredible family vacation in June '08.

There, I did it. Now, I just have to make it happen! :)
 
You will love DC

My son and I went there back about 1998. We live about 140 miles away from DC and that was my first visit to sight see. I was there about 1986 to visit the DC Zoo on a bus tour with my son

But DC is beautiful. Just make sure you have good shoes on. Also make sure you plan enough time to see the smith. in. (sorry not sure how to spell it). there are so many buildings to go see and it was fun seeing Archie Bunkers chair, The Fonz jacket, the old cars, planes and soooooooo much more.

You will have a wonderful time. But remember where good walking shoes.

~
 
We went the summer of "01 took our 4 kids I earned a gift travel certificate so we spent the 4th of July in Williamsburg. then went to DC for 7 days. Didn't see it all. It was my 3rd visit so I knew what I wanted them to see!!
Take plenty of film I ALWAYS start a trip with 24 rolls of film and usually buy more!
Definately, see the ceremony at the Tomb of The Unknown Soldier. i tis the most touching thing I've ever seen in my life.
 
sorry we only have 3 kids still dark in my office!!
 
Teresa Lynn said:
sorry we only have 3 kids still dark in my office!!
Your so funny!

I am dying to go to DC. I might have to buckle down and shoot for a goal.
 
Lived there for 10 years - so I am shooting for the cruise..but you will love it. Good Walking shoes, stay together, its get VERY humid in the summer. The museums are awesome - especially the Air and Soace Museum. The Holocaust too - but you need "tickets" (free) to get in due to the popularity but maybe PC will take care of that???? Bring tissues for that one. Also do the tour of Arlington Cemetary. There is a $10 trolley ride that takes you thru Arlington and past the major attractions. Totally worth it. White House is long wait to get in....I dont know atoub that one, again PC may take care of that too!!!
 
We were able to do the white house tour not really very long wait when we were there.
We did a bus tour at dusk Incredible..... worth the $$$$
 
crystalscookingnow said:
OK - here I go. I'm writing down my goal to make the DC trip next year. :) I figure if I don't write it out somewhere, I won't do it. If I aim high & don't make it, I'll at least know that I tried. So, here is what I have to do to make it happen.

Become a director (my goal for that is March 1, more likely May 1).
Retain my Show average of $530.
Hold 7.5 shows per month.
Recruit & qualify 11.

That will give me & my family an incredible family vacation in June '08.

There, I did it. Now, I just have to make it happen! :)

Good for you! Getting a goal down on paper always helps me too. And I think everyone here on CS will help to keep you accountable. Good luck! :)
 

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the "Dream Big: My Goal to Make the DC Trip Next Year" initiative?

The "Dream Big: My Goal to Make the DC Trip Next Year" initiative is a motivational program designed for Pampered Chef consultants to set and achieve their sales goals. It encourages participants to aim for a trip to Washington, D.C., which is often tied to achieving specific sales milestones and personal growth within the business.

How can I qualify for the DC trip?

To qualify for the DC trip, consultants typically need to meet specific sales targets, recruit new team members, and participate in training events. Detailed criteria are usually provided by Pampered Chef, and it’s important to stay updated on any changes or additional requirements throughout the year.

What are the benefits of participating in this initiative?

Participating in the "Dream Big" initiative can provide numerous benefits, including increased sales, personal development, networking opportunities with other consultants, and the chance to earn a trip to D.C. Additionally, it can boost motivation and help consultants stay focused on their business goals.

Can I participate if I am new to Pampered Chef?

Yes, absolutely! New consultants are encouraged to participate in the "Dream Big" initiative. It’s a great way to set clear goals from the start and build a strong foundation for your Pampered Chef business. Support and resources are often available to help you succeed, regardless of your experience level.

What resources are available to help me achieve my goals?

Pampered Chef provides a variety of resources to help consultants achieve their goals, including training materials, motivational webinars, mentorship programs, and access to a supportive community of fellow consultants. Utilizing these resources can greatly enhance your chances of qualifying for the DC trip.

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