This thread centers around participants discussing their progress and experiences related to a cluster challenge involving the submission of shows. Many participants share their current standings, the number of shows required by their clusters, and personal anecdotes about their efforts to meet the challenge.
Views differ significantly regarding the number of shows required by clusters, with some participants expressing optimism about their progress while others feel discouraged by the challenges faced.
Participants share personal experiences and insights related to the cluster challenge, highlighting varying levels of engagement and activity within their teams.
Consultants looking for peer experiences related to cluster challenges and insights into managing show submissions may find this discussion relevant.
still have a number of shows to submit. I, too, have a few who only submit the minimum every other month to stay active, so I don't expect those to help out too much. So, thanks to all of my consistently high performers, I think we have a REALLY good chance!!!!
I have 9 shows that qualify (I have 1 catty show that I'm trying to get up there!), my recruiter has 3 and another friend of mine has one as of right now. So that puts us at 13 and we need double that number!!
The sad part is that none of us have any shows left. Oh well, I guess I don't feel alone!!!
I work on my business full time as well! It is paying off because I'm a little more than half way on track for San Fran!! I can't wait to earn that trip!! You talked about not wanting to overbook your schedule because of daughter and that is what is so great about this business. My sister is getting married July 1st and I took the last week off in June because of all of our family coming in from out of town. I am turning in 11 shows this month in 3 weeks so you can work it as much as you want!!!!
It is just so frustrating when we work to meet and exceed a goal and others do not. I think they should have taken in to account those that only turn in every other month to get their discount, but I know they were trying to up there summer sales through this. I just REALLY wanted that product. I have 6 qualifiying shows for the month! Oh well, like some others have said at least I met level one for free fall products. We just always want what we cannot have!!! I am still hoping though, they month is not over yet!
Plus they haven't responded back to her as to how many they do have! (which I think is just plain rude!) I will be so upset if I don't get the special product after working so hard to earn it! I don't normally have 5 shows in one month so to me this was a really big challenge. I just don't think it's fair of home office to deny those of us who worked so hard and went beyond the 2 show minimum for our team just to find out that we didn't reach our goal.
DebbieSAChef said:I did, I did. I hit my second show last Saturday. I will close this coming Friday. Talk about cutting it close!
I wonder what the new item is?????
I'm so excited!!! My kids love to see me get excited when the UPS man drops off my boxes!! My two year old says, "Mommy's dancing!!"
My older two tell her "It's her Pampered Chef stuff! Where are we going to fit that mom?"
I smile and point to my closet!!
Soon I will be using their closets, they just don't know it yet!!
Debbie
The "2 Shows for Your Cluster Challenge" is a motivational initiative designed to encourage Pampered Chef consultants to host at least two shows within a specific timeframe. This challenge fosters teamwork and camaraderie among consultants in the same cluster, helping to boost sales and engagement.
You can find out who has hit their two shows by checking the cluster's communication channels, such as group chats, Facebook groups, or newsletters. Additionally, your cluster leader may provide updates during meetings or through email.
Participating in the challenge can lead to increased sales, improved team morale, and recognition within your cluster. It also helps you develop your skills as a consultant and can lead to potential rewards or incentives offered by Pampered Chef.
Yes, the challenge typically has a specific deadline set by your cluster leader or the Pampered Chef corporate team. Be sure to check the details provided in your cluster communications to ensure you meet the deadline.
If you haven't completed your shows yet, don't worry! Focus on scheduling your shows as soon as possible. Reach out to potential hosts, utilize social media to promote your shows, and consider offering incentives to encourage bookings. Remember, every effort counts towards reaching the challenge goal!
