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Friday, November 30, 2012
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Friday, October 19, 2012
Santa's Little Helper Mystery Hostess Party! Are you my NEXT MYSTERY HOSTESS?
Santa's Little Helper Mystery Hostess Party!!!
I am so excited to be able to Offer one of you get up to $200.00 in FREE JORDAN ESSENTIALS PRODUCTS. What a way to check off some of those from your Holiday Shopping List it's easy to enter. . .
Wouldn't it be great this Holiday Season to get your shopping done with these FREE products.
First follow this party link and place your order for Family Friendly products from Jordan Essentials. For every $20.00 in orders that you place you will receive one entry for an opportunity to be our Hostess.
Second Receive one additional entry for each Aluminum Free Deodorant that you order during this party, and it will make an automatic donation to Breast Cancer Research.
Third Receive one additional entry for each item ordered from our Jordan Essentials Kids Line
Fourth "Book your own In Home SPA show or Book Party for November and receive 2 additional entries.
So pull out the list of items that you need to reorder or that will help you fill those Holiday Gifts, and remember an entry for each $20.00 you spend.
Hurry because this Mystery Hostess Party ends 9pm on Sunday October 28th. . .
Host: Mystery Hostess 102 -- Will you be the Lucky Hostess to receive ALL the FREE and DISCOUNTED PRODUCTS?????
Location: It's a Virtual Party!! No need to find a sitter, clear your schedule, or leave your house -- just shop these wonderful products Just follow this Party Link to our Online Mystery Hostess Party and show from our ONLINE Store.
Tuesday, August 21, 2012
Sunday, January 22, 2012
J.O.B. Night
February 7, 2012
We are pleased to announce that on Febraury 7th my TEAM will be hosting our first J.O.B. Night in West Houston! If you or someone you know is looking for a NEW and EXCITING Opportunity, with a company that has SUPER Potential for EXPANSION in Houston!!! Join us at Fuddruckers 6:30 pm 10600 Town and Country Boulvard, come earliers and join us for "dutch" dinner. Try our products, find out about the opportunities, door prizes and more!!!! For complete information or to RSVP please contact JordanEssentialsHouston@gmail.
Thursday, December 22, 2011
Business Tip:
The Standard Miliage Rate is where you track the BUSINESS miliage you accrue and use a standard rate. For January 1, 2011 through June 30, 2011, the standard rate is 52 cents per mile: for July 1 through December 31, 2011, the rate is 55.5 cents per mile.
You need to keep accurate records of the miles incurred for business purposes, dates of business use, destinations and the business purpose (deliver order, banking, deliver catalogs, home spa show, party, one on one etc). Also you'll need to note the odometer readings at the beginning and end of the year to determine the total nimes for the year for all uses. The important aspect is to make sure you maintain accurate records. The IRS may disallow a deductioni for mileage if you are unable to substantiate your deduction.
Wednesday, August 11, 2010
Networking: Houston WAHMS offers some great networking for our members and guests, I received the below Blog Article and felt that it would be great to share with our Members giving some insite to how hard networking is for some people and ideas on how to overcome them.
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Calling all shy and introverted networkers…will anyone show up?
Posted by Debbie Langford on Aug 9, 2010 11:14:10 AM
Networking is difficult for shy or introverted people. What would you say is the main reason for this?
35% - I don’t know what to say
24% - I can’t stand the “forced” small talk
17% - I don’t want to bother people
13% - What if I ask and they say “no”
11% - I feel like I’m asking for charity
Let me propose a new way to view networking. It’s is not about meeting people. It’s about becoming the type of person that other people want to meet. This requires an internal change, beginning with what you think about yourself.
2. Serve as a resource to others. Try sharing your valuable expertise, or helping others reach their goals, or by solving a problem. It’s amazing how loyal people will be to someone who simply makes an effort to help.
3. Think of networking as an investment of your time, rather than a waste. Wouldn’t it be great to always find what you need in just one or two phone calls or emails? If you’ve put in the time to build and maintain connections with others, you probably can. Take the time NOW; you may not have the time (or energy) later.
4. Polish your professional image. What are you telling others by the way you dress and carry yourself? Dress from the inside out so that others will notice a person who respects himself/herself. A neat and professional appearance communicates competency in a strong, non-verbal way.
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Calling all shy and introverted networkers…will anyone show up?
Posted by Debbie Langford on Aug 9, 2010 11:14:10 AM
I recently created and published a poll on LinkedIn.com using the Polls Application. (By the way, this is a super easy tool to take the pulse of your network on various topics.) I sent it to 250 of my LinkedIn contacts and 89 responded over a two-week period. Here is the poll question with the results:
Networking is difficult for shy or introverted people. What would you say is the main reason for this?
35% - I don’t know what to say
24% - I can’t stand the “forced” small talk
17% - I don’t want to bother people
13% - What if I ask and they say “no”
11% - I feel like I’m asking for charity
I see two things that stand out as the root causes for networking difficulty based on the above responses: lack of confidence and lack of trust. Without confidence, you will not attend a networking event without knowing someone nor will you feel comfortable beginning a conversation with a stranger. Without trust you will not ask for a referral from a friend nor will you ask for help from a former colleague. If the truth be told, networking is not just difficult for the shy or introverted person, but for all of us.
As an outplacement consultant, I commonly find that a job seeker’s confidence is easily shaken. A good part of the job search involves putting yourself “out there” to get referrals and leads even with possible rejection staring you in the face. This scenario can be translated to any professional who sells or markets products, services or ideas.
Let me propose a new way to view networking. It’s is not about meeting people. It’s about becoming the type of person that other people want to meet. This requires an internal change, beginning with what you think about yourself.
1. Focus on what you do have, rather than what you don’t! Make a list of what you have to offer (regardless of whether you are employed or not). People gravitate towards those who generate positive energy and avoid those who are perpetually looking at the glass as half empty.
2. Serve as a resource to others. Try sharing your valuable expertise, or helping others reach their goals, or by solving a problem. It’s amazing how loyal people will be to someone who simply makes an effort to help.
3. Think of networking as an investment of your time, rather than a waste. Wouldn’t it be great to always find what you need in just one or two phone calls or emails? If you’ve put in the time to build and maintain connections with others, you probably can. Take the time NOW; you may not have the time (or energy) later.
4. Polish your professional image. What are you telling others by the way you dress and carry yourself? Dress from the inside out so that others will notice a person who respects himself/herself. A neat and professional appearance communicates competency in a strong, non-verbal way.
I’m sure you can think of other confidence and trust builders—people are motivated in many different ways. The key is to change your mind set. Remember, networking is not about meeting people. It’s about becoming the type of person that other people want to meet. But making an internal change is only part of issue.
Because this topic is too broad to tackle in one article, I’ll be sharing practical strategies on how to work large group events next month, and then tackle ways to create success with one-on-one meetings in a third article. In the meantime, there are a few books I’d like to recommend for you to review on this subject.
They are:
Never Eat Alone by Keith Ferrazzi
Dig Your Well before You’re Thirsty by Harvey Mackay
The Go-Giver by Bob Burg & John David Mann
QBQ-The Question behind the Question by John G. Miller
Never Eat Alone by Keith Ferrazzi
Dig Your Well before You’re Thirsty by Harvey Mackay
The Go-Giver by Bob Burg & John David Mann
QBQ-The Question behind the Question by John G. Miller
Hope that you found this article useful!
South Chapter Coordinator
Monday, August 9, 2010
South Chapter HoustonWAHMS
August Meeting
Location: Fuddruckers (Back Meeting Room)11950 Kurland (Southbelt & Gulf Freeway)Houston, TX 77034 US View Map
When: Monday, August 16, 6:30PM Add to my Outlook Calendar
Networking 6:30 pm, Meeting 7 pm
Join the South Chapter of HoustonWAHMs at our monthly networking meeting and help grow your home-based business!
Table Topic:
Stirring the Pot, Are you Stirring the Right Things?
HoustonWAHMs is a networking organization for women who are currently or striving to maintain either a full or part time work-at-home business.Special Drawing: There will be a drawing for each member who brings a GUEST with them to the meeting and another just for guests!
Networking begins at 6:30 p.m. and meeting begins promptly at 7:00 p.m.HoustonWAHMs allows two representatives, per chapter, to become members of each chapter - North, South and West.We encourage anyone to attend our networking meetings. You will be allowed to do a "mini commercial" of yourself and the company that you represent. Feel free to bring business cards, marketing information, catalogs, etc. to pass out with other members and guests in attendance. We allow guests of the organization to attend two monthly meetings before deciding on joining. After the two meetings, we hope that you have been able to decide whether our organization is one that you want to become a part of. We ask that upon the 3rd meeting, you come prepared to become a member of the HoustonWAHMs organization.
To see if your company is already represented; please contact the South Chapter Coordinator, Catherine James Catherine@houstonwahms.org RSVP appreciated but not manditory.
Hope to see you there!
Monday, July 19, 2010
South Chapter of Houston WAHMS
Monday July 19th
Table Topic:
The WOW FactorWhat is your WOW Factor, how do you identify it!
Location:
Fuddruckers (Back Meeting Room)11950 Kurland (Southbelt & Gulf Freeway)Houston, TX 77034 US
HoustonWAHMs is a networking organization for women who are currently or striving to maintain either a full or part time work-at-home business.Special Drawing: There will be a drawing for each member who brings a GUEST with them to the meeting and another just for guests!
Networking begins at 6:30 p.m. and meeting begins promptly at 7:00 p.m.HoustonWAHMs allows two representatives, per chapter, to become members of each chapter - North, South and West.We encourage anyone to attend our networking meetings. You will be allowed to do a "mini commercial" of yourself and the company that you represent. Feel free to bring business cards, marketing information, catalogs, etc. to pass out with other members and guests in attendance. We allow guests of the organization to attend two monthly meetings before deciding on joining. After the two meetings, we hope that you have been able to decide whether our organization is one that you want to become a part of. We ask that upon the 3rd meeting, you come prepared to become a member of the HoustonWAHMs organization.
To see if your company is already represented; please contact the South Chapter Coordinator, Julie Peters, at Catherine@houstonwahms.org
Hope to see you there!
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