Is it just me, or are you noticing that direct sales consultants are using copycat posts, graphics, and even comments on all their Facebook Parties? It’s like the movie Groundhog Day, except Bill Murray’s daily do-over experience leads to positive change. On Facebook, everyone seems to be posting the same Facebook Party titles and graphics over and over again, without

“I can’t sponsor.” Those three words are one of the biggest lies direct sellers tell themselves. If that’s you, it might be because you haven’t found a comfortable, authentic way to talk about what you do. The truth is, most (ok, all) women are looking for a side-hustle in this economy. So much so, that your party guests and hosts

Have you ever set up a table at a vendor event that no one showed up to? I’m talking a big ol’ hall full of vendors and maybe 6 people walked through the door. To fill the time, you have three choices: sit behind your table playing with filters on snapchat, text friends to make post-sucky-event plans that include wine,

We rarely talk about the realities of direct selling. This leads to overthinking about what others are thinking and can easily sabotage your goals and dreams. There are times when you might even want to throw in the towel. Please don’t do that. I get it. It’s frustrating when the consultant you worked so hard to sponsor/recruit quits after one

Have you ever heard the saying, “What you focus on grows”? It sounds so simple, but keeping a focused, consistent schedule for your direct sales biz can be a challenge. Somewhere between the first cup of coffee and a zillion notifications blowing up on your smartphone, your action plan can quickly go down the rabbit hole. Good news! I created

The next time you attend a charity auction or vendor event, look closer at the Work-At-Home-Moms standing behind the vendor tables and auction baskets. In addition to donating time, money and products for school and charity fundraisers, direct sellers are making an impact in ways you probably never imagined. Mompreneurs lift up your local economy by creating jobs that pay