As a work-at-home mom, I like the idea of finding ways to include my family in my home business. Children especially tend to get jealous when mom has to spend too much time doing work tasks. Finding ways to get the kids involved in mom’s home-based business encourages them to be excited about it rather […]
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Good things are said to come to those who wait. In multi-level marketing however, there’s a very strong emphasis placed on the first 48-hour window. Establishing a foothold helps new Independent Business Owners (IBOs) to weather some of the challenges of growing their own team, and serves as an early test of the IBO’s aptitude.
Even for a company that allows new IBOs quicker access to compensation than the MLM average, Harold Scott of Houston, Texas’ success has come uncommonly quickly.
Scott joined TLC in June of 2018. By August, he reported that he’d cleared five figures in earnings, and achieved the rank of National Director “From my first conversations with higher-ups in TLC like Global Marketing Director Phillip Birchfield and my sponsor Phillip Squires, it was immediately clear they shared my philosophies on family and team success,” he says. “I don’t feel I’ve really experienced any challenges in my brief time with TLC because the whole process feels so natural.”
Family is of great importance to Scott. He lives with his wife Monique and daughter Kaela, and has been active in his community for 27 years as a little league football coach, a position he has recently retired from. An engineer by
In my time as a company CEO, I have learned a great number of things that work well in business, and an even greater number of things that don’t. When it comes to running a successful family business, I would say that the most important aspects are these: ethos, balance and innovation. When it comes
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By Christy Schutz About a year ago, my husband and I moved his business home, and I joined the team. It was an interesting transition initially. He learned how to work from home (I was a work-from-home pro), and we both learned how to conduct business, together, and essentially be together 24 hours a day, […]
By Christy Schutz I am in the midst of a professional transition. I left my advertising gig the end of December and decided to start the New Year at my husband’s small business. I am helping him do some general office management, accounting and process improvement stuff, but, more importantly, am focused on upping the […]
