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A Formal Introduction

 

Greetings! 

I am Gemma, your happy peppy Tupper Rebel. I have had my Tupperware business since September of 2020. My good friend and sissy Emmy recruited me and I must admit, I was skeptical when she first approached me about it. You see, I had tried multiple direct sales companies in the past including Lia Sophia and Pampered Chef. I felt I tried to the best of my ability to succeed. I wasn't making money, getting parties, or getting anywhere. I did everything that was suggested to me but it just didn't work out. It's not the fault of the teams I was on, they just weren't for me and that is okay; however I did spend over $200 a piece in each company. I tried both companies twice but my heart just wasn't in it because I experienced no success. 

This is something I must stress. It's okay if you try something and it doesn't fit. Not everyone is going to click but I advise you, especially when you're starting your business for your main income or special income, do NOT invest more than you can especially when it's not clicking with you. You don't want to put yourself in debt when you're trying to get out of it. If it's anything I learned from those experiences is that you need to believe in yourself and push through those hurtles. That is the REAL key to success. Now to return to my earlier point, when Emmy first approached me about the opportunity, I thought, well I don't want to fail again. I recalled all my fears to start another business but then the more I thought about it, the more my love for my family demolished my fears. For them, I would try because they deserve a better life; one that would make sure they got what they need and we would have extra to do what we want. Everything I do, I do for THEM. THEY are my WORLD. THEY are MY HEART. That's why I decided to start my Tupperware business. 

In May, I promoted to Star Manager and I didn't reach my 1 year anniversary yet. Have I had bumps? Of course, I did but what business doesn't? I have a full time job working at a University library; I work my business part time; I attend school for my second Masters part time; and I am a proud mom of 2 fur babies and 3 beautiful stepchildren whom I love very much as if they were my own. YES, I'm busy. YES I'm always on the go. YES I have never been happier. This business has changed my life and through my ups and downs, my team is always here to support me when I'm ready and when I need it. 

I don't promote what I don't believe in. My Tupperware business allows me to help others whether it's as their consultant for their party AND/OR presenting them the same opportunity that changed my life. 

Another piece of advice, when something doesn't work, fix it, revamp it. It's okay if something doesn't work, at least you tried. Different outlook, different direction, and Father God, I thank YOU for showing me the way. I love you, Father. 

I hope this inspires you and also gets you excited for what's ahead because it's all uphill from here. 

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