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Career Path

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E-catalogs

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Selling

tools

Must-Have

Free Selling Apps!

Booking

tools

Coaching

tools

Money

Management

If your goal is to have a profitable business, you have come to the right place!Whether your investment was your starter kit, inventory, or both, with proper money management skills, you can have a thriving business.

Tip 1

Separate Accounts

It is wise to open a separate personal checking and savings account for your business. Choose a bank that has no fees and provides a debit card and checks for your account. A credit union is a great option.

Tip 2

Pay Yourself

Choose when you are going to pay yourself. Whether it is once a week or twice a month, on that day you will write yourself a check from your business account to deposit into your personal bank account.

Tip 3

40/60 Split

Tell your money where to go instead of wondering where it went. The 40/60 split means that 50% of the money will be used to re-stock your store, 10% is for business expenses, and 40% is your profit.
Learn more HERE and HERE.

Business

Management

Business management is key to running an effective and profitable business.Time management, money management, and emotional management are the three key areas to master to become the ultimate Boss Babe.

Time

Management

Being an entrepreneur is a privilege. One of the challenges that entrepreneurs face is creating structure where there is no structure. That is why time management skills are vital. Here are four keys to help you be more efficient:

DON'T BE BUSY

Be productive!

Calendar

Calendars are a simple and effective tool to help keep us productive and organized as we maximize our day. Please don't get caught up on which tool you want to use, whether paper or digital. The critical part is practicing the habit of using a calendar and following through with your activities according to the time blocks you assign yourself.  It all starts with a planner.Your time and attention are your most valuable resources; don’t let them go to waste.

Digital Planner

  • Auto sync with booking apps (Calendly, Zoom, Etc.)

  • Easily search past events

  • View & Manage multiple calendars

  • Share calendar with family, friends, and team members

  • Always available on any device at tap of your finger

  • Utilize reminders & tasks

  • Save time with duplicating repeat events

  • Time block digitally

Brain Dump

How to Complete a Brain Dump

It’s a pretty simple habit to start. Grab a piece of paper and find a quiet place. Start writing every thought, to-do, reminder, task, or question without organizing it.By taking just 10 minutes to clear out your mind, you will find more clarity. All of your worries, thoughts, and tasks will be recorded in a safe and reliable place. This takes the pressure off your brain to remember and remind you of all.the.things!

What is a
trigger list?

A trigger list is a great tool to use when you are completing a brain dump or mind sweep. It will help to “trigger” memories or tasks that you might not be thinking about. This list might include things about your home, job, errands, or projects that you would otherwise forget.

Weekly & Daily

Planner

Weekly Planner VS. Calendar

Creating a weekly planner is NOT the same as using a calendar. This is a time management strategy called "Time Blocking," where you schedule out every part—and we mean every part—of your week. With time blocking, you are effectively breaking the work-week into incremental time slots where you check your email, complete income-producing activities, work on projects, take a break, or even exercise.Like most time management strategies, time blocking is a way for you to reclaim your day and get a better sense of where your time is actually going. By scheduling blocks of work, you not only ensure you are completing your important tasks, but also ensure you are setting aside time for rest and self-care.

5 Benefits of Making a Weekly Plan

1. It keeps us accountable.

Just the act of making an appointment helps set a date and time aside for a specific activity. Not only is setting aside a specific date and time helpful for meetings and doctor appointments, but you can also use this strategy to carve out time to spend with friends or to complete specific tasks on your to-do list. Doing so gives it importance and it is not left to chance that we will finish that lingering task because we already assigned a date and time for it.

2. It keeps us realistic

When planning out tasks and activities on the calendar, be realistic. Carve out enough time for each task, and write down what time you will start and finish the task. If in doubt, slightly overestimate how long it may take. Overestimating is a great way to ensure we do not feel rushed, and it allows us extra time in case unexpected events come up. Using a calendar might make us realize that not all of the tasks we had in mind for today can be finished, but it shows us which activities can be.

3. It helps us prioritize

Which tasks are important? Which tasks add value to our lives, and which ones do not? Putting items on the calendar makes us choose what we want to spend our time on. This allows us to make room for what is important and filter out the rest.

4. It keeps us on track

Have you struggled with procrastination? Having a specific date and time set aside for a task tells us when we have to do it. It helps us eliminate excuses, and it makes us get to work. No longer will we let tasks roll down our to-do list. We make them a priority and stop delaying.

5. It sets boundaries

When we see the weekly plan, we see how our day is to be structured. It stops us from spending too much time on one activity, and not enough time on another. We can even schedule fun activities and breaks in our calendar to help make sure they don’t drag out and make sure we don’t forget to have fun too. If it helps, use a timer. Once the timer goes off, it’s a reminder to move onto the next task. If the task isn’t complete, schedule another block of time for the task the following day.

6 most

Important List

The benefit of creating a 6 Most Important List is that every day, as you start work, you know exactly what you will work on first. You also have clarity about what to complete next. When an interruption occurs, you know quickly whether to act on it immediately, delay it, or dismiss it.

  • Six things. Not sixty, not thirty-six. Six things.

  • Important things. Not urgent things. Not someone else’s things. Things important to you.

  • Each “thing” is a task you can finish today. Break bigger things down into smaller steps that you can do today.

  • At the end of the day. Not at the beginning when you’re optimistic. At the end of the day when you can be realistic.

  • Do item 1 the first thing in the morning. Don’t check email first. Don’t rehash priorities. Start at 1 and finish it.

  • Daily. Every day. Every single day.

Task

Managemement

Follow up is key to success!
Utilizing a system for follow up results in peace of mind.

Paper System

The "Office in a Box"

Step one

Label your accordion folder tabs with every day of the week + "Next Week" + "Next Month" ( and Jan-Dec depending on what size folder you have.)

Step two

File away your recent customers, leads, potential team members, and any tasks into the correct day to follow up with.==Example: == whatever is in the "Tuesday" folder is all you must focus on for Tuesday. Follow up with Susie on the product she purchased two days ago, then move her profile card to 2 weeks out or: Next Month: write a note/ sticky note with any memos to remember.

WHAT TO PUT IN MY ACCORDION FOLDER?

TRACKING SHEETS:

  • Appointment Tracking Sheets

  • Prize Tracking Sheets

  • Career Path Tracking Sheet

  • Blank copies of each in the back

SUPPLIES:

  • Pen/ Pencil

  • Paper Clips

  • Sticky Notes

Prizes

Delivering

pretty product

Boutique feel with an Amazon Prime delivery.

🎉 Fun things to include in your customer's order:

  • Business card

  • Thank you note- include a family photo if possible.

  • A couple of samples

  • Candy/mints

  • Confetti or sparkles

Hand Delivering

Orders

personal

Development

Podcasts

Books

Discover

yourself

D.I.S.C

DISC

The primary objective of DiSC assessment results is to be a tool for measuring an individual's behavior.

Dominance

Dominance behavior style is described as "direct, forceful and outspoken."

Influencing

Influencing style is "outgoing, enthusiastic, and lively."

Steadiness

Steadiness describes someone who is "gentle, accommodating and patient with others."

Conscientious

**Conscientious **style is "logical, reserved, and precise."

Love

Language

Love Languages Explained

The five love languages are five different ways of expressing and receiving love & appreciation. You are a blend of all 5 yet prefer one over the rest.

Clifton

Strengths

What is Cliton Strengths

Rather than measure a person's behavior as DiSC assessments are designed to do, CliftonStrengths helps discover a person's natural ***talents. ***

five

Basic Needs

5 Basic Needs Explained

Derived from Maslow's hierarchy of needs, a theory of motivations states that five categories of human needs dictate an individual's behaviors

I'm looking forward to getting to know you
& supporting you as your business mentor!

step 1

Welcome

We are so glad you have joined our pink family!
This a message from me to you. 💕

step 3

is inventory right for you?

Watch this video to learn more about having products on hand. Some consultants want a car full, a purse full, or just a handful. This video will explain all the free perks and what may be the best option for you.

step 4

Make a list

Make a list of everyone with skin!
When you are done, snap a photo of it & send it to your mentor for a free gift!

Step 5

Business Systems

Making your business systematic is the key to simplicity and effectiveness.

Try out these FREE apps 🎉

21 day

Voxer Challenge

Day 1

“Success isn’t about what you do, it’s about WHO you become in the process.”

Day 2

“Emotions are like waves. You can’t stop them from coming, but you can decide which ones to surf.”

Day 3

More on our friends, “the emotions.”
#JustGoPee

Day 4

More on emotions.
“Where there is no vision, there is no hope.”
– George Washington

Day 5

More on emotional management and vision.
“Work hard in silence.
Let success be the noise.”

Day 6

“You will never “find” time for anything. If you want time, you must make it.”

Day 7

“If you love life, don’t waste time, for time is what life is made of.”
– Bruce Lee

Day 8

“Success is when I add value to myself. Significance is when I add value to others.”
– John Maxwell

Day 9

Onto our 3rd topic: Money management

Day 10

More thoughts on money, honey.

Day 11

More thoughts on the 60/40 split.

Day 12

Last message on money management.

Day 13

It’s always a good day to book a Power Start!

Day 14

“A Power Start cures what ails you.”

Day 15

#WeThinkConsistencyIsSexy

Day 16

More on the Power Start!

Day 17

“A class worth booking is worth coaching.”
– Mary Kay Ash

Day 18

A major mental shift I had as a consultant completing my 1st PowerStart.

Day 19

More on coaching: how to get a guest list.

Day 20

Full Circle Business defined! (Check out the chart)

Day 21

My final message for you on our final day!

Something awesome coming soon! 🎉

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Tech Tips

QR Codes

Fun Ideas to Use

Business Cards!
Link to your website or even a digital business card.

Wallpaper or Lock Screen

Prints to put in customer orders or hand out while warm chatting to invite to giveaways, freebies, or monthly promos.

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Automated personalized texting