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While it's understandable to feel hesitant about signing a new consultant when you're not feeling your best, it can still be a good decision. If you can provide them with the necessary resources and support, you can help them get started successfully, even if you're not at your peak energy level.
You can utilize online resources, such as training videos and webinars, to guide your new consultant. Additionally, consider scheduling one-on-one calls when you're feeling better, or ask another team member to assist in the training process to ensure they receive the support they need.
If you're unable to attend a launch party, you can still support your new consultant by helping them plan the event virtually. Provide them with promotional materials and tips for hosting, and encourage them to invite friends and family to ensure a successful launch.
Your illness may limit your availability temporarily, but it doesn't have to hinder your ability to mentor. Focus on providing resources and guidance that can be accessed at any time, and communicate openly with your new consultant about your situation so they understand your current limitations.
While waiting until you feel better might seem like a good idea, it could also delay opportunities for both you and the potential consultant. If you feel capable of providing support in some capacity, it may be worth moving forward and signing them up, as long as you set clear expectations about your availability during your recovery.