My road of persistence
I can say for sure that Revita has been the major event and the most valuable experience in my life. I managed to find myself, I got a lot and, in return, rewarded others, experiencing the feeling of satisfaction and joy. This is the job and a joint aim of my whole family; my husband and the son, primary school pupil, and the daughter that still does not attend school- all of them participate. Their help and support is of exceptional significance for me and when you enjoy the said there are no reasons why one should not work with Revita.
If one wishes to stay in the business, one should respect certain rules. First of all, it should be designated the scope, making it a guide-star along the road to success. The fulfillments of the scope necessitate a strong will and wish to realize it. I experienced that so that consequently after the initial success, following the first found collaborator, the first presentation, throughout eight-month period, I managed to reach the position three. Once you start the said road, you will acquire confidence- the precondition of which is one’s own self-respect. Self-respect is a must, one should have a deep believe into one’s own possibilities, discover the magic inside us and then, our self-confidence passes onto our collaborators. They will be in the position to view better their own values and, if they really want to work, to say to them themselves: “If my sponsor can do that, I can do that as well”
The next rule for success is an organized and scheduled team work and the respect of all already established steps within MLM System REVITA Plus, since Revita works for us, but not instead of us. The said steps are mastered at the structural meetings with high sponsors and through seminars and they cannot be just missed. I always advise my collaborators not to do anything before training, to get to know all necessary information, acquaint thoroughly with the system. The system is mastered through well-established paths. I learnt from my own mistakes, but my collaborators need not do so. Once the rules are acquired, people should just talk about their experience with Revita; they should tell their own stories, not the stories of somebody other.
The key of success is “to make” life “pay” as much as you ask for. You should persist in your requirements. Estimate courageously your own potentials, item by item and check the missing ones. Do not be surprised with the obstacles, experience them in the way as if they were something you expected, that pushes you to work further; the obstacles should be taken as if they were just one step on the ladders, leading to success.
My motto in this job is the shortest speech I ever heard, the one that Churchill delivered at the promotional celebration of the matriculates at some British college: “Do not give up, do not give up…do not give up”. Following the same message I continue my path of persistence, quite sure I am going to meet many people that respect the same rules and have their own experience.