Patting Myself on the Back: A Journey to TPampered Chef

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Discussion Overview

This thread features participants sharing their personal experiences and successes related to their Pampered Chef businesses, particularly focusing on achieving sales goals and milestones. Many express excitement about their progress and the potential for future success.

Discussion Character

  • Anecdotal
  • Opinion-based
  • Exploratory

Main Points Raised

  • One participant, identifying as a consultant, shares their recent sales achievements, mentioning $5,700 in sales for the month with more shows scheduled.
  • Another participant expresses admiration for the first consultant's success and feels inspired to set higher expectations for themselves.
  • Several users mention the importance of making phone calls to past hosts to generate more parties and sales.
  • One participant discusses their strategy of doing one recipe chosen by the host and showcasing products at parties to enhance engagement.
  • Another participant reflects on their own sales goals and the desire to avoid falling short of their targets, sharing their plans for upcoming shows.
  • Some participants express a sense of camaraderie and support for each other's goals, celebrating successes together.
  • One participant mentions the 3-2-1 formula as a method they believe helps in achieving business goals.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

Views differ on personal strategies and experiences, with no clear consensus on a single approach to achieving sales goals. However, there is a shared enthusiasm for celebrating successes and supporting one another.

Contextual Notes

The discussion reflects a community of Pampered Chef consultants sharing personal stories and experiences related to their business practices, with a focus on motivation and sales strategies.

Who May Find This Useful

Consultants looking for inspiration and motivation from peers in the community may find this thread valuable.

chef131doreen
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I have to Pat my self n the back . If only I could do this all the time . had a show on friday 1500.00 still open she want to go to at least 1700.00
had a show today 1100.00 still open for a few more days . I have 5700.00 in so far this month and still have 3 more shows !!
I have to kill myself like this cause I sooooooooo close to TPC I can smell the RUBYS I think I have 5 shows for May but I need more
I have been trying to Pre order HWC and even the Mid season products now so far so good .
Wish me luck :eek:
 
WOW Doreen!!! That is AWESOME!!! I need to set my expectations higher after reading your post!! I am doing a happy dance for you!! You should be proud! That is really awesome!!
 
O yah! I need some pointers from you!!! LOL!!! WOOOOOOOHOOOOOOOO
 
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Thank-you
I'll let you know if my family dis owns me by the end of May cause all I am doing is Pampered Chef and Laundry maybe a dinner or too ( ha ha )
 
HA! for real!! Are those your kids in the picture?? You live in Connecticut? I was stationed on Fort Devens in Mass. about 13 years ago. It's beautiful up in that whole New England area!!
 
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Well all I can tell you is you need to be on the phone alot I do call Past Host alot many have do 2 or 3 partys for me. I wear PC clothes all the time . I have been lucky with a few over 1000.shows this week .

When I went to National Conf. last year I had nothing on my calender for last Sept . when I came home I just got on the phone and that Sept I submited 4500. and it has been good almost every month . I blew it this past Jan, Feb so that hurting me now.
I just started to do more partys and from that more partys started to come. along with higher sales I think the outside orders before the show really make the party , cause then if not enough people show up its a good start .
 
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yes I have always lived in Ct but I don't really like the cold weather
My Peter is going to be 12 in June and Christina was 10 in March . It's not to often that they take a pictures together close together like that.
 
Congratulations! So what's your secret?? :o)
 
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I only do one recipe that the host picks from the few that I give them . and I do one of the small saute pan breads The garlic on or the Cinn nut one

I do bring many products to partys maybe cause they get to see the products in person not just in e Catalog. I really need to recuit more I need tone work on that .
 
chef131doreen said:
Thank-you
I'll let you know if my family dis owns me by the end of May cause all I am doing is Pampered Chef and Laundry maybe a dinner or too ( ha ha )
Ha ha!! That sounds like me. How far away are you from TPC? I'm gunning hard for it too. Last year I was about $4000 short and I DON'T want that to happen again!

I'm about $8200 away. I still have 3 cooking shows in April to go and one catalog show. Then in May I have 10 cooking shows and 4 catalog shows. I REALLY REALLY hope I have some great shows in there. If I can get a couple $1000 shows, that would be awesome!

I wish you lots of success in getting to TPC!!! I can almost smell that ruby ring too! I"m thinking I may do another $1000 Catalog Show Mystery HOst (I did one in November and think I'll throw it out there again and see if I get any bites) and maybe a customer appreciation sale the last week of May or something if I still need sales. I'm pulling out all the stops!!

Keep us posted!!:D
 
Congratulations! Those are awesome shows.
 
Wow ... I really would LOVE to hear your secrets. I'm really trying to get my sales up with more shows etc. Maybe I'm not disciplined enough? Anyways, congrats on those high sales and even if you dont get the TPC .. you should be awfully proud of what you have done!
 
That's awesome Doreen. I love hearing these success stories from folks who've been in the business for more than 1-2 years. It makes me believe this is definately worth the learning curve!

Kris
 
Congratulations! What an awesome month!
 
chef131doreen said:
I have to Pat my self n the back . If only I could do this all the time . had a show on friday 1500.00 still open she want to go to at least 1700.00
had a show today 1100.00 still open for a few more days . I have 5700.00 in so far this month and still have 3 more shows !!
I have to kill myself like this cause I sooooooooo close to TPC I can smell the RUBYS I think I have 5 shows for May but I need more
I have been trying to Pre order HWC and even the Mid season products now so far so good .
Wish me luck :eek:
You can do it, Doreen! Keep up those AWESOME shows and you'll be walking for TPC!! Isn't it cool when you get that email that they need your ring size?? Now hopefully you have that ring on your finger in July!! I'll be rooting for you!:D
 
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Becky .
Thanks I have 13000 .00 to but that's not counting the 3 more shows in April I have 8 shows in may plus 3-4 caddy shows plus TONS of pre order forms out to every one I know plus ( some mail boxes where I live ) So I'm nor really sure what will come in for that ! Yes I need many more 1000+ partys till then
 
It's clear that I'm not doing enough.....lol. You gals provide great inspiration for me....:o)
 
lol i would have tos ay the same thing lisa LOL i'm clearly not doing enough!
 
I totally believe in that 3-2-1 formula. Three contacts a day, 2 cooking shows a week and 1 recruit a month. It totally works! Start out by doing at least the 3 contacts a day. Whether they're calling people to get bookings or just doing customer care/making sure your customers like their products.....it at least gets you into the habit of doing it. The two shows a week is key to stay on track for the bigger incentives (trips, TPC, etc). Pad that with a few catalog shows a month and you'll be set! As for the 1 recruit a month, I'm still working on that! Mine average lately is about 1 every few months, so I'm really working to step that up.

But these are ALL based on what YOU want for you business!!! If you want to have two shows a month consistently, then that's great for you!! Maybe make your own "personal best" challenge where you try to outdo your personal best in various categories. Obviously not everyone has the same goals and that's totally fine. But, if you DO want to step your business up and get even more out of it, try the 3-2-1 formula!

Our cluster here (that groups up with a couple other clusters for meetings) uses this Personal Best sheet because not everyone's goal is 2 shows a week or 4 shows a month or whatever. Feel free to use this for yourself because it's a neat way to track progress. If it's something you think is worthwhile, feel free to bring it up to YOUR directors for a way to do recognition at meetings.:D
 

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pckelly said:
HA! for real!! Are those your kids in the picture?? You live in Connecticut? I was stationed on Fort Devens in Mass. about 13 years ago. It's beautiful up in that whole New England area!!

Fort Devens has changed so much since its been decommissioned (correct term?). I drove past it a year ago and it was like a totally different place.
 
chef131doreen said:
I have to Pat my self n the back . If only I could do this all the time . had a show on friday 1500.00 still open she want to go to at least 1700.00
had a show today 1100.00 still open for a few more days . I have 5700.00 in so far this month and still have 3 more shows !!
I have to kill myself like this cause I sooooooooo close to TPC I can smell the RUBYS I think I have 5 shows for May but I need more
I have been trying to Pre order HWC and even the Mid season products now so far so good .
Wish me luck :eek:

Good luck, I'm sure you can do it.
 

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What is "Patting Myself on the Back: A Journey to Pampered Chef" about?

"Patting Myself on the Back: A Journey to Pampered Chef" is a personal narrative that explores the author's experiences and achievements within the Pampered Chef direct sales business. It highlights the challenges faced, the successes celebrated, and the personal growth that comes from being part of this community.

How did the author get started with Pampered Chef?

The author began their journey with Pampered Chef after attending a cooking party hosted by a friend. Inspired by the products and the business opportunity, they decided to join as a consultant, motivated by a desire for financial independence and a passion for cooking.

What are some key lessons learned throughout the journey?

Throughout the journey, the author learned several key lessons, including the importance of building relationships, effective time management, and the value of perseverance. They also emphasize the significance of celebrating small victories and maintaining a positive mindset.

How has being a Pampered Chef consultant impacted the author's life?

Being a Pampered Chef consultant has positively impacted the author's life by providing financial stability, fostering personal growth, and creating a supportive community. It has also allowed them to develop new skills, such as public speaking and sales techniques, which have benefited them in various aspects of life.

What advice does the author give to new Pampered Chef consultants?

The author advises new consultants to stay committed, set realistic goals, and seek support from their peers. They encourage newcomers to embrace the learning process, be open to feedback, and to celebrate their achievements, no matter how small, as they build their business.

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