I Am Not a LipSense Distributor
It's true. I'm not. Let me explain why that is so important to me.
I have entered the world of vendor events, and when you are new to an MLM, getting into these events can be a challenge because the people who have been around for awhile are usually the first to know. Don't get me wrong, I have gotten into some AWESOME events for the fall. I am super pumped! Here is what I see, though: When I tell organizers I am a SeneGence Distributor, sometimes they have no idea what that is, but they've heard of LipSense. Or sometimes when I'm scrolling through to see if they have a SeneGence Distributor, it won't say they will, but it says they have a LipSense Distributor.
LipSense is an incredible freaking product, but I'm not a LipSense distributor. I know there are distributors out there who market themselves as LipSense only, and that is totally their choice. I just know that I would be doing a disservice to myself and my clients if all I did was sell LipSense. In fact, I wouldn't be doing this if the only product was LipSense. I don't wear LipSense every day. In fact, I know very few people who wear lip color at all on a daily basis.
But you know what most of my people do wear on a daily basis? Mascara, moisturizer, eye shadow, concealer, and foundation.
How lucky am I that I can offer them all of those things and still stand behind them as high quality products that are going to be water resistant, long-lasting, and anti-aging?
I feel confident that anyone could come up to me, and I would have products for them to choose from, and that is so freaking cool! Not only that, but I get to be myself. SeneGence is not my brand, LipSense is not my brand, Leave a Little Sparkle is my brand. I get to do my business my way so that I can provide the products and content that are most important to my clients. There's so much training out there for us about how to do parties or demos, how to post on social media, etc. etc. but at the end of the day, it's all just suggestions. It's up to me to make it my own - to be creative and innovative and not be just another direct sales person. I don't want to be that person. I want what I do to be meaningful, and that will always be most important to me.
I have entered the world of vendor events, and when you are new to an MLM, getting into these events can be a challenge because the people who have been around for awhile are usually the first to know. Don't get me wrong, I have gotten into some AWESOME events for the fall. I am super pumped! Here is what I see, though: When I tell organizers I am a SeneGence Distributor, sometimes they have no idea what that is, but they've heard of LipSense. Or sometimes when I'm scrolling through to see if they have a SeneGence Distributor, it won't say they will, but it says they have a LipSense Distributor.
LipSense is an incredible freaking product, but I'm not a LipSense distributor. I know there are distributors out there who market themselves as LipSense only, and that is totally their choice. I just know that I would be doing a disservice to myself and my clients if all I did was sell LipSense. In fact, I wouldn't be doing this if the only product was LipSense. I don't wear LipSense every day. In fact, I know very few people who wear lip color at all on a daily basis.
But you know what most of my people do wear on a daily basis? Mascara, moisturizer, eye shadow, concealer, and foundation.
How lucky am I that I can offer them all of those things and still stand behind them as high quality products that are going to be water resistant, long-lasting, and anti-aging?
I feel confident that anyone could come up to me, and I would have products for them to choose from, and that is so freaking cool! Not only that, but I get to be myself. SeneGence is not my brand, LipSense is not my brand, Leave a Little Sparkle is my brand. I get to do my business my way so that I can provide the products and content that are most important to my clients. There's so much training out there for us about how to do parties or demos, how to post on social media, etc. etc. but at the end of the day, it's all just suggestions. It's up to me to make it my own - to be creative and innovative and not be just another direct sales person. I don't want to be that person. I want what I do to be meaningful, and that will always be most important to me.
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