by Leslie Zann | Jul 10, 2023 | Direct Selling Skills, Mindset, Outrageous Achievement
Over the past two posts, we’ve been exploring a marvelous quote from Marianne Williamson. It was so impactful for me, it’s inspired me to explore the idea “Out of the Blue” and how it connects to my personal and professional life. Here is the quote for reference: “The...
by Leslie Zann | Jun 27, 2023 | Direct Selling Skills, Mindset, Personal Development
In my last post, I shared the concept of “Out of the Blue.” Today I’ll tie this idea directly to your Direct Selling business. Let’s briefly revisit the inspiring quote by Marianne Williamson: “The miracle of illumination does not come from rational evidence; it comes...
by Leslie Zann | Mar 6, 2023 | Direct Selling Skills, Seasonal Strategies for Direct Sellers
March is a pivotal month for your Direct Selling business. This is not a month to be complacent or casual. On the contrary, March is the month to take charge! March is the final month of the 1st quarter. Over the years, I’ve personally experienced how 1st quarter...
by Leslie Zann | Feb 6, 2023 | Direct Selling Skills, Outrageous Achievement, Seasonal Strategies for Direct Sellers
February is a short month. It’s time for you to pick up the pace, and inspire your team to do the same. One important skill for anyone, especially for entrepreneurs like you, is to organize their calendar. I recommend you “color” your calendar. Part of...
by Leslie Zann | Sep 18, 2022 | Direct Selling Skills, Outrageous Achievement
Over the past several articles, we’ve been reviewing proven steps that, when put into practice consistently, can create ongoing referrals for you and your team. Learn your stories. Work a never-ending list. Ask for referrals. Today: Follow up! Sometimes the hardest...
by Leslie Zann | Sep 5, 2022 | Direct Selling Skills, Outrageous Achievement
So far we’ve covered two key skills related to asking for referrals: Telling your stories; and consistently working your list. This week, let’s look at a simple (yet often overlooked) premise: You get what you ask for! When you’re talking to people about...