“TLC found me,” Dipuo Nasoro answers when asked how she discovered Total Life Changes (TLC). “When the student is ready, the teacher appears.”
Dipuo, a native South African, and her husband Moses, a Malawian, were raising a young son, and she was in need of work that would allow her to be a stay-at-home mom without worrying about money. When her sister-in-law Jean introduced the TLC opportunity to the couple, Dipuo felt as if the last puzzle piece had fallen into place. As for Moses, an accomplished networker, he immediately saw TLC’s moneymaking potential.
After just 19 days in business, the couple reached the rank of Director. “Once we decided to become IBOs (Independent Business Operators), it was just a matter of putting in an effort,” says Moses. “We were confident, based on what we’d learned about how TLC’s compensation works, that it would pay dividends.” Bootstrapping a new IBO always requires a few sleepless nights, but Moses and Dipuo were driven by a powerful Why.
“Even though we’ve only been with TLC since January of this year, we see it as an opportunity to help our country as a whole,” says Dipuo.
“We want to change things in South Africa one family at