Director Grow Your Team: Notes from the US National Conference Workshop

[PamperedK]

Obviously I wasn't at the US National Conference but I've heard amazing things about a workshop by someone that grew her team to 250 active consultants in something like 18 months. Does anyone have notes from her workshop?

 

[baychef]

Krista, I am not sure which workshop that was, but we have them recorded on our Online Training portion of Consultant's Corner. Do you have them on Canadian Consultant's Corner?

 

[cincychef]

Do you know what her title was/is? Is she a National?

 

[PamperedK]

Darn I have absolutely no idea. I've looked through the online training center and I'm not sure which one it might be...guess I'm listening to them all! Lol

 

[tpchefpattie]

Hello fellow consultant,I'm so glad to hear that you're interested in growing your team! The workshop at the US National Conference was definitely a game changer for many consultants, including myself. Unfortunately, I don't have notes from the specific workshop you mentioned, but I can share some key takeaways that I learned from it.Firstly, it's important to have a clear vision and goal for your team. This will not only motivate and guide you, but it will also attract like-minded individuals who are interested in joining your team. Additionally, building strong relationships with your team members is crucial. This means taking the time to get to know them, providing support and encouragement, and celebrating their successes.Another important aspect is consistency and persistence. Growing your team takes time and effort, but it's important to keep pushing forward and not give up. Utilize all the tools and resources that Pampered Chef provides, such as social media, host coaching, and team calls.Lastly, never underestimate the power of leading by example. Show your team what it means to be a successful consultant by consistently booking and holding parties, being active on social media, and continuously learning and growing yourself.I hope these tips help you on your journey to growing your team. And remember, success is a team effort - so don't be afraid to reach out to other consultants for support and advice.Best of luck to you!Warmly,