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pamperedlinda said:I finally talked to her....she did submit, but didn't finish it.....argh!!!! Oh well, nothing I can do about it now (except bitch to/with y'all...). At least I know she's good for August. I am going to work much harder on getting everyone to submit BEFORE the last hours of the month.
baychef said:Ok...organizational sales are at $10,110 and I know I do not have $2000 to submit...http://i127.photobucket.com/albums/p125/dogpoundbrenda/SMILIES/bezorgd.gif
Other than that I am GREEN
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1. Why is being active important for consultants in Pampered Chef? 2. How can we be active without coming across as pushy or rude? 3. What are some ways to stay active without being too aggressive? 4. How does our level of activity affect those above us in the organization? 5. Can you provide any tips or advice on being active without being rude?
Yes, there are ways to communicate the importance of being active without being rude. You can focus on the positive impact it can have on their own success and the success of those above them, rather than making it seem like a negative consequence.
Instead of focusing solely on how it benefits your own income or success, try to frame it as a win-win situation for everyone involved. Emphasize how being active can help the entire team or organization grow and achieve success together.
Being active can have a ripple effect on the entire organization. When one consultant is active, it can inspire and motivate others to also be active. This can lead to a more successful and thriving team, which can ultimately benefit everyone involved, including those in higher positions.
The key is to find a balance and approach that works for you and your team. Some ways to stay active without being too aggressive include setting realistic goals, offering support and assistance to others, and focusing on building genuine relationships with customers and team members rather than just making sales.