Ok - I Need to Be Held Accountable!!!

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Discussion Overview

The thread centers around participants discussing challenges related to booking shows and the strategies they are employing to overcome these obstacles. One participant shares their personal goal of booking four shows over the next few months and their plan to reach out to new contacts.

Discussion Character

  • Anecdotal
  • Opinion-based
  • Exploratory

Main Points Raised

  • One participant, identifying as a consultant, expresses difficulty in securing bookings due to a lack of familiar contacts and outlines a plan to reach out to strangers.
  • Another participant shares their experience of re-launching their business and acknowledges the challenges involved.
  • Several users offer encouragement and support, expressing confidence in the original poster's ability to achieve their goals.
  • One participant mentions having two shows booked for May but recognizes they are still short of their initial goal.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

Participants generally express support for each other's efforts, with no clear consensus on specific strategies for booking shows.

Contextual Notes

The discussion reflects personal experiences and strategies related to booking shows within the context of the Pampered Chef business model.

Who May Find This Useful

Consultants facing similar challenges in securing bookings may find the shared experiences and encouragement relevant to their own situations.

pampered1224
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I am having a terrible time with bookings. Only because for the first time in 6 years, I am out of people I KNOW! So, it is my goal to book at least - get this - 4 shows in May, June and July by the end of this month. The way I am going to do it, well, deep breath and plunge in.
I am going to acutally step out of my comfort zone and ask total strangers!
I have litterally 11 leads from shows but can not get them on the phone. I have only one with an e-mail address so... I will work on them too as they too are people I have never worked with. Other than that, I decided to walk around a couple of neighborhoods near my home, using HWC as the "opener". Hoepfully that will do the trick. Flyers at our groceries stores don't work. so face to face it will have to be. Wish me luck!
 
Good luck! You can do it!!
 
Positve thinking. You CAN do it! :)

Let us know how you did.
 
Good Luck John! You will probably reach your goal and then some!!
 
Let me know how you do! I'm at the point where I am re-launching my business. It can be tough!
 
Good Luck John! And you too Anne!
 
John, I'm in the same boat you are about not able to get bookings and out of people. Good luck to you and keep us posted on how your doing.
 
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Well, tomorrow is April 30And I do have two shows in May. Only half way to where I wanted to be but, I am calling more people on starting tonight so...
Thank you all for the encouragement!
And Anne! Glad to see your smiling face! BIG HUG!
 

Frequently Asked Questions

What does "Ok - I Need to Be Held Accountable!!!" mean in the context of direct sales?

"Ok - I Need to Be Held Accountable!!!" refers to a commitment made by individuals in direct sales, such as Pampered Chef consultants, to stay focused on their goals and activities. It emphasizes the importance of having a support system or accountability partner to help maintain motivation and track progress in their business endeavors.

How can I find an accountability partner in my Pampered Chef business?

You can find an accountability partner by reaching out to fellow consultants within your team or local community. Consider joining online groups or forums where Pampered Chef consultants gather. Look for someone who shares similar goals and is willing to check in regularly to discuss progress and challenges.

What are some effective ways to hold myself accountable in my direct sales business?

To hold yourself accountable, set specific, measurable goals and create a timeline for achieving them. Use tools like planners or digital apps to track your progress. Schedule regular check-ins with your accountability partner or mentor, and consider sharing your goals publicly within your network to increase your commitment.

How often should I check in with my accountability partner?

The frequency of check-ins can vary based on personal preference, but a common practice is to meet weekly or bi-weekly. This allows for consistent support and motivation while providing enough time to make progress on your goals. Adjust the frequency as needed based on your individual needs and schedules.

What should I do if I feel like I'm not making progress despite having an accountability partner?

If you feel stuck, communicate openly with your accountability partner about your challenges. Together, you can reassess your goals and strategies. It may also be helpful to seek additional resources, such as training or mentorship, to gain new insights and motivation to move forward.

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