A New Year 2009

I'm excited to being this new year with many goals.

• Keeping Cancer AWAY
• Sharing Scentsy where ever I go!
• Grow my Scentsy Team
• Become a Scentsy Director

My First Holidays with Scentsy

November came in full force.  It's amazing to see the response to the Scentsy products.  Everyone I talked to, regarding Scentsy and the safety features, are very receptive to the product.  I'm finding that the demographics of Scentsy run from children to senior citizens.  Young mother's love Scentsy because they know Scentsy will not burn their child if the child accidentally spill the wax on them because it gets barely above body temperature.  Both young mother's and senior citizens love it because they can leave without worrying about a house fire if they forget to turn it off (unlike a traditional candle).

This is an exciting time and I cannot wait to see what November and December will bring!

Cancer Check Up

Time for my 6 month check up visit with Dr Bachrach.  My numbers are good and there are no signs of cancer.  Each month that passes is one month close to my five year mark.  I have 2 1/2 years to go.

Snow Fun!

Lillian is 6 Months Old

 

My Team Is Growing

October 30 and 31, 2008 ~ My Two First Recruits
Sarah Atkinson
Erica Powers

This is so exciting!  I have my two first recruits.  They are so excited and ready so share Scentsy with their family and friends.  I know they will be AWESOME and will go far in the Scentsy family.

My First Scentsy Convention

July 2008

Amy Yates (My Sponsor) and I traveled to Boise, Idaho to the Annual Scentsy Convention.  I was like a little school girl going on her first field trip ~ I could hardly contain myself.

There were over 1000 Consultants from all over the U.S., Puerto Rico and Guam.  The camaraderie was amazing and overwhelming at the same time.  The training sessions were dynamic and informational.  The highlight of the trip was going to the Office and Warehouse in Meridian, Idaho.  We were given a tour of the facilities and saw how our orders were processed.  It was quite an amazing site.  We were also told the story of Fred and Alice (Heidi Thompson's Mother and Step Father) and how they poured the bars of wax by hand.  Then to be shown the new automated system doing the work that Fred and Alice did...and the two machines are now affectionately called "Fred and Alice".