Ok, What's That Statistic Again?

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Discussion Overview

This thread centers around a statistic regarding women's earnings in the workforce, particularly in direct sales. Participants share their personal experiences and thoughts related to this statistic and its implications for their work with Pampered Chef.

Discussion Character

  • Opinion-based
  • Anecdotal

Main Points Raised

  • One participant mentions a statistic indicating that only 6% of women in the US earn over $100,000, with 80% of those in direct sales.
  • Another participant expresses that they are not among the 6% but remains optimistic about achieving that goal.
  • A different participant reflects on their decision to leave a corporate job for motherhood and contemplates the potential of reaching that income level with Pampered Chef.
  • One participant shares their plan to create inspirational signs for an upcoming meeting, inspired by the discussion.
  • Another participant recalls seeing motivational quotes at a New Director Academy and offers to share a master list of those quotes.
  • A participant seeks confirmation of the accuracy of the statistic mentioned, expressing a desire for a reliable reference.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

Views differ on personal experiences related to the statistic, with no clear consensus on its accuracy or implications.

Contextual Notes

The discussion reflects personal aspirations and experiences related to income levels in direct sales, particularly within the context of Pampered Chef.

Who May Find This Useful

Consultants interested in understanding the context of women's earnings in direct sales and those looking for motivational ideas for team meetings may find this discussion relevant.

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Something like only ____% of women in the workforce make over 100K and of those 80% of them are in DSales? I want to share it with my team on Monday night.
 
Only 6% of women in the US make over $100,000 a year and 80% of them are in direct sales.I, unfortunately, am not one of them.
 
jwpamp said:
only 6% of women in the us make over $100,000 a year and 80% of them are in direct sales.

I, unfortunately, am not one of them.
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yet:)
but we can get there!
 
WOW!Really...I let the corporate world making that kind of money to be a stay at home mom.. can you imagine if I can get there with PC. What would the statistic on that be??? And what a great "why" story that would make!
 
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thanks! I am making little inspirational signs to put around the room the night of my meeting!
 
NDA QuotesWhen I went to New Director Academy there were little signs with quotes all around the room. They sent us a master list. I don't know if this will help but it's what I thought of when you said you were posting notes all over the room.
 
Does anyone have an actual reference for this quote? I love using it but wanted to confirm the accuracy of it and have never been able to do so.
 

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