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In summary, the author tried to call some CC customers last night and had two happy customers. The rest of the calls they left messages for. They only have a hand full of CC customers left to call. The author is feeling optimistic about the fall because a lot of people have asked to be contacted then.
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I tried a bunch of CC calls last night and had two happy customers, with potential future bookings - wouldn't commit. The rest I left messages for. I only have a handlful of folks left to call, my one July booking cancelled, the other pushed me off to maybe August. I NEED to thrive, can't stand coporate America anymore! At least if PC was thriving I'd know I'm in the right direction.

Any offers of support would be greatly appreciated! I work full-time, my husband is working a lot and not around much and I have an active 4 year old. That makes it hard to do the Pamper a Business, unless I do it on a weekend? Any ideas of the best places to hit up?

Thanks again, I LOVE CS!
 
Find an event to expand your leads. Listen to "Booths build business" (order on supply) Also listen to "recruit leads from every show" available as a download in the online training center. It will teach you so much about how you act and react to leads!!!
 
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Recruit Leads From Every Show is one of the VERY BEST workshops I have listened to. (and I've purchased/downloaded almost all of them!)
 
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Recruit Leads From Every Show is one of the VERY BEST workshops I have listened to. (and I've purchased/downloaded almost all of them!)

This was my feeling too Becky. It is #1 with me from all the trainings I have listened to (98% of them) and been to including 2 NC's and 3 Reigional trainings.

I think this is what has helped me the most in my biz over the last few months.
 
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I listen all day to any PC CD I can! Just waiting for my next show to try to put things in action. Maybe that should be my plan, to get ready NOW for my next show that might be Tuesday or Friday or not until July if they reschedule. I have the Booth CDs too but everyone I have reached out to already has a PC person.

I'm feeling optimistic that the fall will be better, a lot of people have asked to be contacted then - re-doing their kitchen this summer, busy with kids/graduations/weddings/parties, etc.

Thanks for all the info and I refuse to give up and am calling everyone I know! Whether they like it or not they are getting asked.
 

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