NETWORK MARKETING: BREAKING SALES RECORDS AND GAINING PROFESSIONS

 

By Susan Twellman, Co-Owner/Founder of Apriori Beauty, LLC

Apriori Beauty is not your standard Multi-level marketing (MLM) Company you often hear people talking about. One question I get a lot is, “I hear all this stuff about MLMs and how they never work out. Why should I become an Apriori Beauty Consultant?” While there’s a multitude of reasons why Apriori Beauty would be an ideal business choice, I’ll focus on one: it does work and you can achieve financial success!

In 2012, the Network Marketing and Direct Sales industry garnered $167 billion in global sales – $167 BILLION! To give you an idea of competing markets’ sales, Video Gaming brought in a total of $67 billion in 2012, while the Movie industry totaled $80 billion. Network Marketing is more than double that of the Movie industry, proclaiming it as the top money-making profession. Furthermore, roughly $65 Billion of that $167 Billion (40%) Network Marketing garnered was paid directly to distributors (aka Independent Consultants) via commissions and rebates. These are actual numbers people are purchasing and getting paid from MLMs.


Next time someone is apprehensive about becoming involved in a Network Marketing business, let them know there’s a lot of good reasons to be in this business, and there’s a lot of good people in this business taking advantage of the benefits Network Marketing brings. Often times, people don’t realize just how huge the Network Marketing industry is. Unfortunately, they only know about the negative MLM companies that have come and gone. Because I want everyone (not just our incredible Apriori Beauty Consultants) to succeed, I’ve compiled a few tidbits of advice to help get your business started:


1. Be Honest – we often hear how MLMs make false promises. There is no need to over inflate or tell prospects unrealistic successes because it’s not necessary! At Apriori Beauty, we stand behind our products and Compensation Plan 100%. We don’t promise instant success, wealth, and riches. We don’t hide the fact that Network Marketing is still a business and in order for that business to thrive, you have to be willing to put in the time and effort. We have a very clear strategy for growth and work closely with our Consultants to relay that same strategy. We provide training and give them the necessary tools to help build their business and obtain success. We don’t promise instant success, but we do promise that if you work your business and build sales, you will get paid and see your business grow!

2. Keep Your Goals Reasonable -Wouldn’t it be nice if we signed up with a company one day and in less than 24 hours we were all millionaires? Yes, that would be lovely but let’s be honest, it’s not realistic! When you’re training a new Consultant, make sure they are setting up reasonable goals for their business. These goals have to be applicable to their lives and more importantly, they need to be their goals and not yours. Everyone has different schedules, different priorities, and just different paths overall. For some, success comes quickly, while others get there slow and steady. Neither path is wrong; they all lead to the same result: success.

3. Lead by Example – Be the best possible trainer you can be for your new Consultants by showing them how to launch their business and being there for them by answering questions and assisting them when they ask for help. This may involve you going with them to meet with a prospective Client/Consultant or helping them host a Beauty Bar event. The last thing you want to do is sponsor a new Consultant and immediately leave them on their own. Until they know the ropes of the business, they’ll be relying on you to show them the Consultant Back Office and how to register Clients and share the products with their friends and family. This is a great opportunity to form your team and grow not just their business, but yours as well. As we always say, with Apriori Beauty, you’re in business for yourself, but not by yourself.

There’s so many beautiful things that come out of being in Network Marketing. Whether you’re searching for a full-time job, supplemental income, or even friendship, Apriori Beauty has an opportunity for you. To discover Apriori Beauty’s Compensation Plan and see if it’s the business for you click here: http://www.useloveshare.com/IC/bydana/opportunityhome/

*Data and statistics supplied by http://www.mastermindevent.com

Network Marketing: Breaking Sales Records and Gaining Professions

ALL FOOD CRAVINGS, EXPLAINED FROM HEALTH BY ALINA GONZALES

Repost Blog from Byrdie.com

I can really relate to these cravings:

Weight gain from out-of-control cravings aside, it can be frustrating to have a constant hankering for something unhealthy and not know why. The good news is that there’s usually a reason underlying that burning desire to house a bag of potato chips, or the feeling that you’ll die if you don’t get a pickle rightthisinstant (even though you’re not pregnant).


We talked to Los Angeles based dietitian Shira Lenchewski, M.S., R.D., and got the skinny on some common food cravings, including what you can do to satiate the hunger without going overboard. Keep scrolling for some seriously good information!

If you're craving: Chocolate
It means: You could be lacking magnesium in your diet, says Lenchewski. “Magnesium is an essential mineral involved in energy production, glucose metabolism, and muscle function. This is especially true for those hitting the gym hard,” she explains. Additionally, magnesium levels lower during the pre-menstrual weeks of your period, which explains why PMS so often comes with chocolate cravings.

Instead, reach for: High-quality, low-sugar dark chocolate, which is naturally high in magnesium. “I recommend sticking to 75 percent cocoa or higher, and pairing it with another magnesium-rich source like sunflower seeds,” says Lenchewski. She suggests the chocolate brand Hu, a small-batch food company that focuses on high-quality ingredients produced locally. “It’s a little pricey, but all the more reason to keep portions in check,” she says. “It’s my personal favorite.” 

If you're craving: Candy
It means: “Craving pure sugar is a good indication that you’re running low on energy,” says Lenchewski. “Think about it. What is the one thing you’re itching fo, after a terrible night’s sleep or at around 4 p.m. during a stressful workday? The answer is usually sugar, because it’s used as instant fuel for our body’s cells.”

Instead, reach for: Apples with nut butter. “If you’re raiding your co-workers’ leftover Easter stash, I recommend a more slow-burn carbohydrate with a source of fat or protein,” says Lenchewski. “Unlike simple sugar, this will fuel your cells while avoiding the post-sugar crash. Two options that make for great pick-me-ups the next time you’re craving candy: a sliced apple with your choice of nut butter, or berries with 2 percent unsweetened Greek yogurt.”

 If you're craving: Salt

It means: “If nothing but the saltiest pickle will do, you may not be drinking enough H2O,” says Lenchewski. “Salt helps the body hold on to water, so we crave it when we’re in need of fluids.”

Instead, reach for: Water. “Stay hydrated, especially as we approach the summer months,” she says. The next time a craving hits, try quenching it (literally) with a few refreshing glasses and you might find the urgency to sodium binge disappears. “If plain water bores you, try adding in mint, lemon, or frozen fruit to mix it up,” says Lenchewski. And if that still doesn’t do the trick, there’s a healthier alternative to bagged chips or french fries. “If you’re really just craving salt after all, toasted seaweed is a great low-calorie option,” she says. 

If you're craving: Starchy carbs like bread, bagels, and pasta It means: “Because high-carb foods boost the feel-good hormone serotonin, starch cravings can be a sign you’re in need of a mood booster,” says Lenchewski.

Instead, reach for: A bath! “Bust out the Epsom salts, because it’s time for some serious R+R,” says Lenchewski. “Trust me. Indulging in a starch free-for-all feels really good in the moment, but it will likely bum you out more the next day.” (As anyone who has ever indulged a pizza or pasta craving knows.) So the next time you want to dive head first into a bowl of carbs, draw a bath, light a candle, and treat yourself without any regret or dense calories. 

If you're craving: Rich, creamy dairy
It means: “Your body may be telling you it’s in need of some healthy fat.”

Instead, reach for: Coconut ice cream. “I’m a realist, so if you’re craving ice cream, I’m not going to recommend a handful of walnuts, which are, of course, full of healthy fat,” says Lenchewski. “For ice-cream emergencies, I recommend lower-in-sugar coconut ice-creams like Coconut Bliss or Kippy’s three-ingredient ice cream in Los Angeles.” We can vouch for the fact that coconut ice cream tastes incredible, and just like the real thing. 

If you're craving: A burger
It means: You need iron. “If you can’t stop thinking about red meat, there’s a chance your body is craving iron, b12 and folic acid,” says Lenchewski. “This is especially true during or around that time of the month.”

Instead, reach for: A healthier burger. “I’m a proponent of grass fed, antibiotic and hormone-free red meat once a week,” says Lenchewski. “Try experimenting with an open-faced bison burger—which, cut for cut, is leaner and has more iron than beef.”

I hope this helps you in making bettter choices to have a healthier bodier and fresh, glowing skin.

WHAT'S THAT SMELL?

Artificial fragrances in beauty products contain CHEMICALS. They are harmful to not only you but your whole family. Always ensure that you buy fragrance free or products that are made from natural ingredients..... like Apriori Beauty.  Apriori Beauty's anti-aging products are one of 300+ companies on the Safecosmetics.org list.

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What's that smell? Unfortunately, there's no way to know. Fragrance is considered a trade secret, so companies don't have to tell us what's in it – often dozens or even hundreds of synthetic chemical compounds. Read more: http://safecosmetics.org/article.php?id=222 ‪#‎safecosmetics‬ ‪#‎fragrance‬ ‪#‎chemicals

As an esthetician, I have access to sell skincare brands not sold in stores.  I chose Apriori Beauty for their natural ingredients and results.  Interested in becoming a beauty consultant for Apriori Beauty?  No need to be an esthetician.  Contact me for details.  This is a non-pressure company.

I love the simple, easy to use 5-step anti-aging system Apriori Beauty has to offer.  Free of fragrances, paraben-free, gluten-free. 


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Questions?? Email me at danaface12@yahoo.com

 

WHY EXFOLIATE?

 

Why Exfoliate?

At birth complete cell turnover takes approximately 2 weeks.
At 50 years old, the same process takes 4 - 6 weeks.

 Exfoliation is the process of using mechanical or chemical means to promote skin cell shedding from the epidermis. Despite the fact that skin exfoliation is incredibly beneficial, it is often an overlooked part of a healthy skin care regimen. To understand why exfoliation is so important, it is necessary to first look at skin function and the natural sloughing process.

The skin is made up of three layers – the hypodermis, dermis, and epidermis. Skin cells are con­stantly regenerated, with new skin cells created in the dermis and old, dead skin cells shed from the epidermis. This process keeps skin clean and smooth, helps prevent pore clogging, and reduces acne breakouts. As we age, the natural sloughing process can slow and become uneven. the result – dull, rough looking skin, clogged pores, and blemishes. Exfoliation helps prevent skin from becoming dull and damaged looking by removing dead cells and encouraging cell turnover.

How can exfoliation improve your skin?

Removes dead, dry skin cells to reveal • healthy, translucent skin underneath

Supports health skin cell function by • increasing epidermal turnover rate

Helps prevent the cell buildup associated • with clogged pores and acne

Two Types of Exfoliation - 

MECHANICAL AND CHEMICAL:

Mechanical exfoliation involves physically scrub­bing dead skin cells from the surface using an abra­sive. Commonly used abrasives include plastic beads, salt, sugar, crushed nut shells, pumice, and abrasive sponges or loofahs. 

Chemical exfoliation involves products that contain enzymes or acids that help loosen the bonds that hold dead skin cells to the epidermis. Many chemi­cal exfoliants use fruit acids or alpha-hydroxy acids. Fruit enzymes can also be used to help dissolve dead cells. Highly concentrated chemical exfoliants can be applied by a dermatologist, though products con­taining lower concentrations are available over the counter.

  

Did you know? - the problem with pellets:

Many exfoliation products use tiny plastic beads, called nurdles, as the abrasive for removing dead skin cells. Unlike other common abrasives (sugar, salt) these pellets are not biodegradable – instead, they travel down your drain, contami­nating the ocean and other aquatic environments. In addition to accounting for up to 98% of marine debris found on some beaches, nurdles are a danger to
small organisms that ingest them, so chose wisely next time you grab a scrub

How often should I exfoliate?

While exfoliation is an important step in promoting healthy skin cell turnover, over-exfoliation can cause skin drying and irritation. It is gener­ally recommended that we exfoliate 1-3 times per week, depending on our particular skin type and exposure to environmental factors that cause skin damage. For example, oily skin tends to slough off skin cells less eas­ily, so an individual with oily skin may exfoliate more frequently than some­one with normal or sensitive skin. When designing a regimen suited to your needs, by sure to assess how your skin feels before and after ex­foliating to determine the frequency that is best for you!

Maintaining a healthy rate of cell turnover is important – receive the benefits of gentle chemical and mechanical exfoliation using the Celloxylin™ Enzyme Activated Micro Scrub!

 

Celloxylin™ Enzyme Activated Micro Scrub is formulated with fine beet sugar to provide gentle mechanical exfoliation, and papain to provide natural chemical exfoliation!

ingredient highlight | carica Papaya Leaf Extract

contains the proteolytic enzyme, papain, that is well known for its exfoliation properties. Proteolytic enzymes assist in the exfoliation process by naturally dissolving proteins that hold dead skin cells in place. Papain is a mild alterna­tive to harsher ingredients commonly used in chemical exfoliation. 

Enzyme Activated Micro Scrub can be mixed with your cleanser for your face and body.  This product is good enough to eat. It even contains Apriori Beauty's anti-aging Nutrient Reservoir ingredients.

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