Anyone working from home?

[O2BNWDW]

Well I think I can at least rule out Avon and MK....No offense anyone, but I just can't get into selling things and having to pay to order catalogs, samples, etc. I liked what I saw in that wellness company that I looked into yesterday theres the no selling but you can make a residual income. I can not find anything negative about the company so far... I think I understand that the wellness company has many benefits and most products that I use in my home already, (including make up)... but you just refer people.. no selling products.. I think I'm getting somewhere! I'm going to investigate into it even further, but so far I like what I see...Thanks for your input everyone!
I'll keep you all posted.........See you in Disney World SOON!

Well to each his/her own! THAT being said everyone has to find their niche.

There is more than one direct selling company that you can make a residual income from so please research and do what is best for you. I am lucky because I am in a downline of representatives with Avon that happens to have several people/couples in the top ten in the nation (all from residual income). Not bad for a $10 investment.

I tried Pamper Chef and it didn't work for me. Avon does.

ONLY YOU can find what will work for you, whether you mystery shop, transcribe or bookkeep!


Best of luck!

 

[etwinchester]

I'm a stay-at-home mom and I originally decided (in November) to start Mary Kay to purchase items stickly for myself at a discount. I saw what they did for me and other friends and I realized that I'm not getting any younger so I need to take care of my skin.

One time I had a catalog with me and someone asked it I sold it and did parties. Needless to say I answered "yes" because really, what did I have to lose? I only hold about 1 class a month, but just from people needing a consultant, I have many customers. For the past 3 weeks, I've sold over $400 per week which is over $200 for me to keep. They were just people placing orders and didn't even hold a class in those 3 weeks. It was great to make $200 a week by taking only about 1 hour to make some deliveries.

Also, I didn't start with an inventory. I used my profits a little at a time to invest in some items. I still don't have a HUGE stock. Right now I mainly keep the popular items. People do understand if you place an order and wait a little just like you have to do with Avon.

It is great to help other people get pampered who really need it. I'm home literally 24/7 and felt like an ugly step sister. I know what it's like to do for everyone but yourself. I had a facial and saw what they did for my skin. I actually felt great afterwards. It makes you feel good on the inside and that's what we all need every now and then.

Again, it's been only 5 months and I'm glad Mary Kay came into my life even though it was primarily suppose to be for me to save money on the products. God works in mysterious ways and I truly "Thank Him" for this opportunity.