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The thread centers around participants sharing their experiences and feelings about taking on multiple shows in a short period, specifically focusing on the challenge of managing four shows in four days. Many participants express excitement and exhaustion regarding their busy schedules.
Views differ on the best approach to scheduling shows, with some participants preferring back-to-back bookings for efficiency, while others advocate for spacing them out to manage fatigue. No clear consensus emerges on the ideal strategy.
Participants share personal experiences related to their show schedules, sales figures, and family commitments, reflecting a variety of approaches to managing their Pampered Chef businesses.
Consultants who are considering how to manage busy schedules with multiple shows may find the shared experiences and insights relevant.
susanr613 said:I seem to book a lot of back to back shows...mostly bec I schedule them for when DS is with his dad. It is exhilerating and exhausting!
I had 6 shows in two weeks last September. The shows themselves didn't burn me out but all the host coaching, follow up calls, closing shows, etc did. I had so much to do with so many people in so few days!merego said:I have done that once and it exhausted me, so I try to space them out.
Godd luck to all of you with your shows. I just have 1 tomorrow night, hope to get some more bookings since my next one isn't until the end of the month![]()
PampMomof3 said:OHH,I met and exceeded reaching $100k as well! Off to the career club thread!
yankeeinontario said:Congratulations!
I love doing back to back shows like that. I paid my 6 year old to prep catalogs, order forms, and door prize slips. He re-loaded my clip boards for me between shows.![]()
PampMomof3 said:Awesome guys!
Well, my show last night had 7 people with sales of $400! Amazing!
Then tonight, I left with $1301 in sales!! YEAH!! I'm stoked!!! My last one for the weekend is tomorrow! We shall see. She's expecting 13 tomorrow at 2. I'lllet you know what happens!! I made $390 tonight and she still has orders to get!
dannyzmom said:What a weekend Kristi - that's awesome!!! And it's only just begun - keep on truckin'!!!
PampMomof3 said:THanks Carolyn!! Today I'm making the Clubhouse Chicken Squares which shows a lot of tools.
wadesgirl said:How did everyone's 3 shows go this weekend? My first is around $880 with more orders to come, 2nd around $650 with more orders and my one yesterday is only at $90! I feel pretty good for getting all those shows done. I honestly wish I could do three every week! I would have to quit my full time job but that's the final goal anyway.
Oops, guess I didn't go back to the first page!PampMomof3 said:Awesome Job!! I posted about mine already up top. Thurs-$430, Fri-$1392 and Sat is $439! I'm so happy!! I also wish I could do that every weekend! That would be awesome!!! CONGRATS!!
The "Weekly Challenge: Taking on 4 Shots in 4 Days!" is a fun and engaging initiative designed for Pampered Chef consultants to boost their sales and recruit efforts. Participants are encouraged to take four specific actions or "shots" over four consecutive days to enhance their business activities and connect with potential customers or team members.
The shots can vary but typically include activities such as reaching out to potential customers, hosting a virtual cooking show, sharing product information on social media, or following up with previous customers. The goal is to encourage proactive engagement and creativity in promoting Pampered Chef products.
Participating in the challenge can lead to increased sales, new customer connections, and potential recruits for your team. It also fosters a sense of community and accountability among consultants, as sharing successes and challenges can inspire others to take action in their own businesses.
Yes, many teams offer support through group chats, social media groups, or team meetings where participants can share ideas, ask questions, and celebrate their achievements. Additionally, Pampered Chef provides resources and training materials that can help you make the most of your shots during the challenge.