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Reading Challenge

Liz James · January 30, 2023 ·

In September of 2020, I heard & obeyed what God said to do (& NOT do). Walking away from a 6 figure income might have been a scary endeavor had God not already prepared my heart (and Charlie’s too) to step into obedience. The last few years have been full of surprises & opportunities I would have never experienced had I chosen to ignore what God said and stayed where it would be considered “uncomfortably comfortable” by most: when personal values don’t align with employer status quo.
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Book 1: The School of Obedience is an oldie I had never read before. It’s loaded with pearls of wisdom & heapings of truth. I highly recommend it. We can’t fully walk in God’s blessings if we aren’t obedient enough to responsibly receive them.
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Book 2: Arise and Stand is written by my friend Andrea. Wheeew!πŸ™Œβ€οΈπŸ™ It’s part autobiography & part Bible study. The subtitle is “Breaking through oppression and walking in the full freedom of Christ.” Spiritual oppression is real y’all…. as Christians we don’t tend to talk about that enough. Good versus evil every single day, & if a person is struggling, there’s oppression plain & simple. The question is….. is the person comfortable being spiritually oppressed? I see this in my practice at a health level with some clients….. so many people are comfortable in their discomfort for a variety of reasons, even tho that thinking is to their detrimentπŸ˜₯. Another book I give two πŸ‘πŸ‘to.
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Book 3: I learned the truth about vaccines probably 20 years ago, and the truth (re: safety and efficacy) is NOT what we were taught in Pharmacy school. The title of this book will make more sense once you dig into it. It has 1240 references and solidly affirms the truth we were not taught. Shocker (not!!) …. profit over purpose is a common theme in the vax industry. It’s a great book for the seasoned truth seeker, but might be a little on the heavy side for newbies. (If someone is in the latter category, I would suggest instead reading πŸ“š Dissolving Illusions by Dr Suzanne Humphries as a starting point).
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Are you reading any books right now that are pushing you to grow & become a better version of you? I’d love to borrow from your list!
#Jan23challenge

Happy New Year!

Liz James · January 1, 2023 ·

πŸ˜‚β›„οΈβ€οΈ
2023 is going to be full of surprises!
Do you choose a word theme each year? My 2023 word is “activate”!πŸ™πŸ’ͺ🧠
What’s yours?
xoxo~ liz
#2023isgoingtobeamazing
#2023activate!
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The Fate of Two Companies

Liz James · December 29, 2022 ·

Good word from Dr. Woolley this fine Friday morning! In a “me first” instant gratification world we live in, a product minded company is definitely swimming against the current. This is the type of company I choose to do business with whenever possible.
xoxo~ liz
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–The FATE of Two COMPANIES–
The question is what is the fate of an Opportunity-Minded Company versus a Product-Minded Company? The long-term success of any network marketing company is to sell products to its independent distributors at a price that will provide the company sufficient profits for the company’s ongoing operation.
I’ve watched network marketing companies fail for several reasons. Sometimes the 4-5 owners excessively argue over the operation and profits of the company. Sometimes divorce between husband and wife owners can ruin the company. Other times poor management decisions regarding commissions or company profits lead to doom. These company failures can happen to both the Opportunity-Minded Company and the Product-Minded Company.
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–OPPORTUNITY-Minded COMPANY
An Opportunity-Minded Company is one that survives primarily by focusing on expanding the number of new recruits, its new independent distributors. This company produces innovative products to be purchased by its distributors, but keep the number of products to a minimum. This company heavily invests its efforts in training and encouraging distributors to recruit new prospects.
-Opportunity-minded companies rely on prospecting and recruiting new people
-Opportunity-minded companies keep the number of products to a minimum
-Opportunity-minded companies rarely go out-of-stock on products
-Opportunity-minded companies do not usually manufacture products
-Opportunity-minded companies tend to have low retention of new recruits
-Opportunity-minded companies spend much of their effort teaching about recruiting
-Opportunity-minded companies often have to re-invent themselves to survive
-Opportunity-minded companies usually own office buildings as their only assets
-Opportunity-minded companies frustrate product-minded distributors
-Opportunity-minded companies usually survive less than 15 years
In my extensive experience, the Opportunity-Minded Company has a relatively short life (typically 8-12 years). When it goes bankrupt its independent distributors must find another host company. When sold the company never regains momentum. Owners and executives of the company made lots of money. So did the top distributors. Most of the people end up as losers; for without a host company they have no income.
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–PRODUCT-Minded COMPANY
A Product-Minded Company focuses its efforts to produce exclusive products that meet the needs to its independent distributors. This company attracts independent distributors using its unique products. This company spends considerable efforts training its independent distributors on using products, product benefits, product features, and how to share products with prospective recruits.
-Product-minded companies focus attention on innovative new products
-Product-minded companies tend to have a wide variety of products
-Product-minded companies frequently experience out-of-stock product situations
-Product-minded companies often manufacture their own products
-Product-minded companies have high retention of active distributors
-Product-minded companies focus efforts on educating about new and existing products
-Product-minded companies typically own manufacturing and farming assets
-Product-minded companies tend to build portfolios of patents and intellectual property
-Product-minded companies frustrate opportunity-minded distributors
-Product-minded companies attempts to follow rules and regulations
-Product-minded companies usually survive more than 15 years
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The fate of the Product-Minded Company is generally the best choice. The company survives for generations; allowing its distributors to bequeath or sell their leadership position. The company expands to numerous countries providing a 24/7 network of distributors and product orders.
The stability of the company provides comfort and confidence to its distributors. Generations of distributors are committed to purchasing and using the unique products of the company. Cole Woolley, PhD

Young Living Makes It Even Better

Liz James · November 2, 2022 ·

Whoa! Did you happen to listen to the YL corporate announcement last night? Would you like to add a little extraπŸ’° to your household to offset our current inflation πŸ₯΄situation?
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Sharing organically has never been so rewarding. πŸ™Œβ€οΈπŸŒΏYL Corporate just generously updated the commission structure. (Hint: Earn 75$ each time you help someone bring YL into their homes or businesses with a kit and Loyalty Rewards. Details in the link below “YL Business Enhancements”).
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If you are not yet a Brand Partner, and would like the opportunity for a little extra income, please visit with your enroller or myself if you are interested!
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YL Business Enhancements

Young Living May Bonus Gifts

Liz James · May 1, 2022 ·

It’s all about beauty as we step into May! I’m excited, seeing some old friends, newer favorites, and a couple I’ve yet to meet personally (plus 10 points for free just for purchasing on Subcribe to Save….. that’s like a 10% back coupon to spend how I wish! πŸ₯° If you aren’t utilizing Subscribe to Save, you truly are missing out on an added way to both save moneyπŸ’° in the family budget AND get even more products for free. Pleeeease…. reach out to me or someone you know if you don’t understand the benefits of Subscribe to Save or how to set it up. It’s literally like having an open Amazon cart that you can add and subtract items that ships once a month (whatever you’ve chosen to put in your cart).
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Chatting a little about each product this month, but I’d love to hear your stories on a few of these. (Someone who chimes in will receive a $25 product credit from me on Friday May 4th) 😍
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Lemongrass has been a staple in our home for oh…… I don’t know….. the last 7 years. It’s a “hot” oil, so best not to apply topically without also using a carrier oil! I’ve used it internally (it comes in the white label Vitality too…… remember, same oil in the bottles, just a different label to keep the FDA happy πŸ˜‰ . I literally take this oil internally every day in a capsule and won’t be without it. How do you use it and what do you use it for? πŸ€“
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If you don’t yet own your own bottle of Vanilla, you are in for a treat! We had a mocktails, cocktails, and “pure”fume with a purpose event last night and this was a favorite oil used. It’s a fantastic edition to your diffuser line up. Springtime reminds me of those Dreamsicle popsicles….. try blending Citrus Fresh and Vanilla in your diffuser and see if that doesn’t put a smile on your face πŸ™‚ . What other oils have you combined Vanilla with that elevate your mood? Pretty is AND pretty does…According to studies, vanilla isn’t just for smelling…. it helps stimulate secretion of testosterone and and estrogen, creates an inhospitable environment for bacterial cooties (especially those prone to causing infections in wounds), eases feelings of anxiety and depression, which may also help support healthy blood pressure. Is there any reason NOT to use vanilla whenever you can? Oh, the aroma of vanilla also helps curb cravings for other sweets. How about that?!?
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Geranium bourbon. It’s a “fancier” version of the geranium we know and love. I use geranium two very different ways regularly. How do you most often use it? πŸ€“ It is a very valuable tool for our toolkit!
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The Bloom Essential oil Blend is relatively new to our YL Lifestyle, and it’s one of the few YL products I don’t yet own but am looking forward to trying! Tell me, what has been your experience with it? πŸ€“ Have you seen the ingredients?? πŸ˜πŸŒΏπŸ‘€…. Vetiver, Blue Cypress, Davana, Royal Hawaiian Sandalwood, Jasmine, Sacred Frankincense,.. just to name a few! The YL website says it may be used topically or diffused. I bet it smells heavenly (not to mention all the beneficial properties those oils have on both the skin and the mind!).
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And finally, the amethyst roller bottle. Who doesn’t need a little extra “pretty” in their life. Amethyst (and the color purple) happens to be one of my favorite gemstones and it always brings a smile to my face πŸ™‚.
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All of these are free (171.19$ value) with qualifying purchase! 😍
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Enjoy your first day of May friends, and don’t forget to update your shopping carts! Have a blessed Sunday.~
xoxo~ liz
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(If you are not yet supporting your healthy lifestyle with Young Living oils, but would like some help getting started, message me…. and I’ll help you match your order to your personal needs. It would be an honor to help you!)
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#sharingiscaring
#toxinfreeisthewaytobe
#ThanksYL
#subscribetosave
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