Possible Recruit for Down the Road.

[milkangel]

Last night i decided to call all of my out side orders from this catalog show. When i called this gal witch is a siter to the catalog show hos and i asked her if she would be intersted in doing a cooking show and book of her sisters to help her out and she was not sure and still is not and than i aksed her if she atall be interedted in the biz. i talked to her about how you can jump in to it feet first and she said that she loves her Job at the mall and she tryed MK before but i told her that it is way better thatn that and shw sounded very interested in it but not at this time is ther any way i can get her to think more on it? She is single and travles a lot. live 45 min away from me. so what do you think?

 

[gingertannery]

Sounds great.. how's the new baby?? And welcome back. I wouldn't turn down anyone. She would be hitting a completely different market of people. Good luck!!

 

[Admin Greg]

First of all, I think it's great that you reached out to your outside orders from the catalog show and are considering expanding your business by offering a cooking show and book. It's always important to look for new opportunities and ways to grow your business.As for the gal who is the sister of the catalog show host, it sounds like she has some reservations about joining your business. It's understandable that she may be hesitant, especially if she has tried a similar business before. However, it seems like she was at least interested in what you had to say and the potential of the business.My advice would be to continue to keep in touch with her and share any updates or success stories from your own business. This may help her see the potential and success that is possible with this opportunity. Additionally, you could also offer to meet with her in person to discuss the business further and address any concerns she may have. Being able to have a face-to-face conversation may help her feel more comfortable and confident in considering the opportunity.It's also important to respect her decision if she ultimately decides not to join your business. It's not for everyone and it's important to find people who are truly passionate and motivated about the business. Keep building relationships and sharing your success, and you may find that she may come around in the future. Good luck!