Help Me Remake My List - Can't Find It and Need It!

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Discussion Overview

This thread discusses various ideas for helping a potential recruit gather funds for a Pampered Chef kit. Participants share personal experiences and suggestions on how to raise the necessary money.

Discussion Character

  • Anecdotal

Main Points Raised

  • One participant mentions holding a garage sale as a way to raise funds.
  • Another participant suggests borrowing from a parent or close friend, with the intention of repaying once the first paycheck is received.
  • One user shares the idea of using a credit card and holding shows to pay it off in the next billing cycle.
  • Another participant proposes skipping dinners out for a few weeks to save money for the kit.
  • Several users mention asking for the kit as a Christmas or birthday present.
  • One participant suggests cleaning houses for friends or family as a way to earn money, along with selling items online.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

No clear consensus emerges, as participants offer a variety of individual suggestions without indicating agreement on any specific approach.

Contextual Notes

Participants share personal experiences and ideas based on their own situations and creativity in fundraising.

Who May Find This Useful

Consultants looking for creative ways to assist potential recruits in obtaining funds for their starter kits may find these discussions helpful.

janetupnorth
janetupnorth
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I have a potential recruit (has visited here a few times) who needs to sign to earn money to pay bills but doesn't have the cash for her kit and doesn't really want to borrow.

She knows it will be paid back pretty fast but would like ideas on how to get the money for the kit.

I can't find my list and want to get it to her today!

1. Hold a garage sale.
2. Borrow from a parent or close friend and pay back when first paycheck comes.
3. Borrow from a parent and repay in PC products over the next 3-6 months.

Help me continue the list please!!!!
 
Put it on a CC, but hold a couple shows within the month and pay it off next billing cycle!
 
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ChefBeckyD said:
Put it on a CC, but hold a couple shows within the month and pay it off next billing cycle!
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Thanks - I do have that on my list - oops didn't type it here...

Keep 'em coming!
 
Skip dinner out for a couple weeks and use the money saved for the kit. (same could be done with "date night")
 
ask for it for a christmas or birthday present
 
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ginamkiely said:
ask for it for a christmas or birthday present
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An early one? ;)
 
Clean a few people's houses (have her ask a few friends/family & tell them what it's for~chances are they will help her out!!)
Have her "work" a little for you
Sell stuff on ebay (or craigslist, postaroo, etc)
 

Frequently Asked Questions

What should I do if I can't find my original list for "Help Me Remake My List"?

If you can't find your original list, try checking your email or any saved documents where you may have stored it. If you still can't locate it, consider reaching out to your upline or team members for assistance, as they may have a copy or can help you recreate it.

How can I recreate my list effectively?

To recreate your list, start by brainstorming potential contacts from various categories such as family, friends, coworkers, and acquaintances. Think about people who enjoy cooking or hosting gatherings. You can also use social media to identify potential leads and engage with them.

Is there a specific format I should use for my new list?

While there is no strict format, it can be helpful to organize your list by categories such as 'Family,' 'Friends,' 'Work,' and 'Social Media Contacts.' Include names, contact information, and any notes about their interests in Pampered Chef products to personalize your approach.

What if I feel overwhelmed while remaking my list?

Feeling overwhelmed is common, but breaking the task into smaller steps can help. Set a timer for 15-20 minutes and focus on one category at a time. Remember, it's okay to take breaks and come back to it later. You can also seek support from your team for motivation and ideas.

Can I use my previous contacts from past events?

Absolutely! Previous contacts from past events are a great resource. Reach out to those who showed interest in Pampered Chef products or attended your parties. They may be interested in future events or product offerings, making them valuable additions to your new list.

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