Business Patner required- aloe, is you I'm looking for?

Re: Business Patner required- aloe, is you I'm looking for?

Gillian Mostyn — Wed, 02 Apr 2014 12:32:11 GMT

[quote user="laura dickenson"]I would love to see more nurses being leaders in their field and opening their minds to natures wonderful medicines. After all, aspirin is derived from willowbark. [/quote]

Most people would rather buy the purified active ingredient in a packet from the chemist than chew on a willow branch though!

Re: Business Patner required- aloe, is you I'm looking for?

Selena Carnell — Mon, 31 Mar 2014 20:08:19 GMT

does your boss allow you to sell this within the practice then?

Re: Business Patner required- aloe, is you I'm looking for?

Sal the 1st — Sun, 30 Mar 2014 21:01:34 GMT

[quote user="laura dickenson"]

I would love to see more nurses being leaders in their field and opening their minds to natures wonderful medicines.

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as a complementary practitioner for the last 20yrs I think you can safely say I have an open mind. Like I said before - if it works for you great but do be careful not to get burned.

Re: Business Patner required- aloe, is you I'm looking for?

laura dickenson — Sun, 30 Mar 2014 19:20:59 GMT

Hi all

I can appreciate what you are all saying and you are right, you are not going to get much money without the hard work, bit like anything in life.

The thing I have found though is that if you use the products (you will see they are much better than high street!) and also they work! you then believe and have faith in them.

I have used my veterinary knowledge and use of aloe to promote it. It is an amazing wound healer - you all work in vets..... market right there to use a product. What I am wanting to encourage is a wider use of complimentary use of aloe as I have seen the benefits 1st hand. Being in Gambia we ran out of drugs or had to mindful of what we used on what cases. I would pick aloe often for burns and injuries and use the gel straight from the plant and it was brilliant.

You dont have to earn mega money and qualify for car plan (£600 pm bonus) for hard work if you dont want to. You can join as a VIP or distributor and run local cpd and learn about the benefits of not always reaching straight for western medicine.... this would earn you £500 pm

I would love to see more nurses being leaders in their field and opening their minds to natures wonderful medicines. After all, aspirin is derived from willowbark.

Being a vet nurse myself, I would not be encouraging you if I did not think I could offer you the correct support and guidance. We have the best uplines in the UK.

Thank you for your comments and if at a later date you decide maybe you are ready for this opportunity to retail or grow a business of your own, then do contact me. Or if you are purely interested in the product itself and would like me to run a CPD event at your practice please do email me

shootforthemoon.forever@gmail.com

Many thanks

Laura x :)

Re: Business Patner required- aloe, is you I'm looking for?

Selena Carnell — Fri, 21 Mar 2014 17:37:09 GMT

they wanted me to get some friends around my house for a presentation, most werent interested and the sponsors reply was just tell them its a pizza evening then they will come! and i can just turn up....!! They were very hard sell and telling me how much money i could earn... yeh if you are a hard seller you might be able to promote it, but when you can go in to town and get similar for half price. I would just say to anyone it isnt easy as it sounds.

Re: Business Patner required- aloe, is you I'm looking for?

S-J — Wed, 19 Mar 2014 17:04:34 GMT

I went to a presentation they did when I was at uni, the products looked really good, but they were really pressurizing us to become reps, they kept on phoning me for months. I must admit after that I have stayed well away from them.

Re: Business Patner required- aloe, is you I'm looking for?

kkkathykk — Wed, 19 Mar 2014 15:45:22 GMT

I won't say anything about Forever Living because I don't know anything about it. But I've known a few people who've lost a lot of money in pyramid selling schemes.

Call me cynical, but I do think that if something sounds too good to be true, it probably is.

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laura dickenson — Wed, 19 Mar 2014 15:34:25 GMT

Sorry to hear this guys. Ive been lucky in having fantastic uplines and Im having a great time with it all.

I love the products and find that they are great value. I am biased as worked with aloe straight from the plant in Gambia so already had good faith in the product.

it takes a lot of effort but for me its paid off well...

Thank you for your comments though :)

Re: Business Patner required- aloe, is you I'm looking for?

molladog — Wed, 19 Mar 2014 09:05:15 GMT

[quote user="Sal the 1st"]

[quote user="Selena (Hypnorm) Carnell VN"]i did Forever living and sorry to say the company and the sponsors are crap! I may have had bad sponsors but despite contacting the company after wards i received no reposnse. constantly being asked to buy more products and spend more money when i had already spent 250 on the distributor pack. everyone i tried to sell too thought the products were good but too expensive. hubby still uses aloe vera creme for his hands, and we still have heat rub too.

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yes this was pretty much the same experience for a few people I know

I am afraid I tend to agree..... I am so glad I didn't get sucked into this when I was offered it as seen too many people lose their initial outlay + fail to sell enough to make it work.

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Re: Business Patner required- aloe, is you I'm looking for?

Sal the 1st — Tue, 18 Mar 2014 23:38:51 GMT

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yes this was pretty much the same experience for a few people I know

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Selena Carnell — Tue, 18 Mar 2014 14:40:24 GMT

i did Forever living and sorry to say the company and the sponsors are crap! I may have had bad sponsors but despite contacting the company after wards i received no reposnse. constantly being asked to buy more products and spend more money when i had already spent 250 on the distributor pack. everyone i tried to sell too thought the products were good but too expensive. hubby still uses aloe vera creme for his hands, and we still have heat rub too.

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laura dickenson — Thu, 13 Mar 2014 17:43:33 GMT

Thank you for the post Jonathan!

Do you work for Forever?

Re: Business Patner required- aloe, is you I'm looking for?

Jonathan Lewis — Wed, 12 Mar 2014 15:28:50 GMT

Hi,

I work for Gardner Llewelyn recruitment company and I have to agree about using aloe. I use Forever Living Aloe products on both myself , my horses and my dogs and think it's marvellous, for the horses I use the vet spray for injuries and cuts , it also helps with their coats as it nourishes them and gives them that lovely glossy shine , I use the aloe gel for wounds as it's a great healer and reduces the scarring and the aloe proplis cream on myself as its great for dry hands and skin toning.

Kind Regards,

Rachel.

Re: Business Patner required- aloe, is you I'm looking for?

laura dickenson — Mon, 10 Mar 2014 19:32:06 GMT

Hi Julie

Yes it is! Ive recently joined and I am loving the products and the company itself is just fab.

I have used the gel in the past when working in Equine referral and it was brilliant. Im seeing more and more owners using it and they love it.

I do love natures gifts though especially when being out in Africa and drugs running out - aloe saved many a donkey from sore harness wounds and burns.

have you any experience of their products?

Re: Business Patner required- aloe, is you I'm looking for?

Julie — Mon, 10 Mar 2014 19:17:21 GMT

Is this a Forever Living product by any chance?