Simplify Your Life

As a baby boomer looking for a home business opportunity that doesn't really involve selling lots of stuff, I was totally blown away when I was introduced to our current business. A lucrative compensation plan which involves helping people become wealthier while increasing their well-being sounded almost too good to be true. But after a year in the business, I am so glad that it is totally true and has exceeded my wildest dreams.

Everyone deserves the chance to be all they can and want to be. I finally realized that as long as I was stuck working 40 hours a week for someone else, I had neither the time nor energy to be creative and fulfilled, much less affluent. How did we as a society go from working for ourselves as in the days of farming to working for someone else as in the days of manufacturing? I am so glad that working from home is once again becoming a profitable way to do business. Now this opportunity affords more freedom than ever before.

One of my favorite movies is Pay It Forward. The idea is to help someone else before you have been helped. This is so altruistic and totally in line with our business products. Now that I have the time and money, I can dream and create ways to make the world a better place for you and for me.

May You Be Blessed this Day.
Sandra

Why Would a Nurse Market Personal Development?

Believe it or not, everyone sells something. Merchants sell merchandise, healthcare workers sell health, cab drivers sell transportation, realtors sell property, attorneys sell knowledge, and ministers sell hope. You could choose any of these or a myriad of other products or services to sell. So why did I choose to sell personal development in the arena of direct sales?

First of all, there is plenty of merchandise in our world. I personally have more "stuff" than I need or use and frequently make trips to Goodwill to get rid of this stuff. Selling health is somewhat of a myth. We can offer suggestions and help make diagnoses but people need to take more personal responsibility for their health. As a nurse, I feel called to help people feel as good as they possibly can, physically, emotionally, and psychologically.

Helping people improve their way of thinking empowers them to make improvements in all areas of their lives. Personal development affords me the opportunity to continuously grow personally and be the leader who assists others to grow as well. This has been explored in the movie, "The Secret," and is taken to new levels in our Beyond Freedom Program.

By mentoring people through a process of becoming better and better everyday in every way, I can make a lasting impact on our world.

In His Service,
Sandra

To Live Is To Grow and Change

What does your life look like? Is every day new and different or pretty routine?
Look around at your world. All living things such as plants, animals and children are constantly changing. I realized that last weekend when we visited our 2 year-old grandson. We last saw him in February. He not only has changed physically by growing taller, but his speech is more advanced and he is more independent than ever. (He is 2 after all!) I also witnessed change today as I was pulling weeds and pruning shrubs. Spring amazes me with the miracle of new growth. I planted about 75 hostas a few years ago and they are coming up everywhere, in greater numbers than ever.

If you keep a journal, look back a few years or even a few months. Are your thoughts and feelings different now than they were then? Mine sure are. I love to read, study, pray, and meditate in my spiritual desire to become more of the person I was created to be. When our time is used up by our jobs and other demands over which we have little or no control, it's hard to have the luxury of quiet moments to meditate and study. Through my new found journey of personal development, I have reclaimed my life and my time. I have moved beyond freedom.
May you have peace in your life this day.

In His Service,
Sandra

Why am I here?

How did I get to this place? I firmly believe all of Andy Andrews' ideas concerning the 7 decisions. The first decision is the buck stops here which makes me totally responsible for where I am. My decisions, good and not so good, got me to this place. I like to think I am in a good place, physically, financially, mentally, and spiritually. I am healthy, happy, growing in my faith, and taking on new challenges. I expect good things to happen to me everyday because I attract good things.

In His Service,
Sandra Hayes