amyscookinggear
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I'm trying to come up with my story and don't know where to start. I'm curious what everyone else's story is.
You see Last January was the first time I had ever been to a direct sales party. Both a Lia Sophia and a PC show in one month. At the PC show I was probably "your worst nightmare" customer. I talked about my cheap products that I had at home (Non pc) and how i didn't need a $40 knife a $30 etc...you get the picture. However, when I used that $40 knife I knew I needed it. I didn't buy anything that day, I couldn't afford it. But I did book a show so my cousin would get the past host benefit and I held the show in March. At the end of my show as I was helping Suzanne pack up her kit she brought up the business opportunity. I tried to push it off and say i don't do crowds (I REALLY don't) and that I was helpful because I was behind the scenes and didn't have to talk. But then she told me that I had 3 definite bookings and 2 people who would have a show if I became a consultant. I figured why not. There's nothing to lose and I needed money to attempt to pay for my septic system.
Now while I know that's a good start to a story i get lost there. Because I haven't made what I expected to. Partly because I wasn't working the business the way I needed to. But I don't know how to translate that into my story without being negative.
So what's your story..
You see Last January was the first time I had ever been to a direct sales party. Both a Lia Sophia and a PC show in one month. At the PC show I was probably "your worst nightmare" customer. I talked about my cheap products that I had at home (Non pc) and how i didn't need a $40 knife a $30 etc...you get the picture. However, when I used that $40 knife I knew I needed it. I didn't buy anything that day, I couldn't afford it. But I did book a show so my cousin would get the past host benefit and I held the show in March. At the end of my show as I was helping Suzanne pack up her kit she brought up the business opportunity. I tried to push it off and say i don't do crowds (I REALLY don't) and that I was helpful because I was behind the scenes and didn't have to talk. But then she told me that I had 3 definite bookings and 2 people who would have a show if I became a consultant. I figured why not. There's nothing to lose and I needed money to attempt to pay for my septic system.
Now while I know that's a good start to a story i get lost there. Because I haven't made what I expected to. Partly because I wasn't working the business the way I needed to. But I don't know how to translate that into my story without being negative.
So what's your story..