So, I woke up this morning a was immediately surprised and slightly nervous! My five year old woke up early and was bringing me breakfast in bed. Very sweet! But the mom in me was thinking, what did she make, is she going to hurt herself, how big is the mess....?
Can I tell you, the mess was tiny, the cereal and juice perfectly poured and carried, and snuggling with my sweet girl over Mini Wheats and juice... beyond priceless!
Then we went on a marathon of errands together- with no incidents- and now we are home having some much needed family time. This is the nicest Saturday I have had in a long while!
If you haven't rsvp'd for this week's All About Eyes workshop, message me for details! We have a beautiful location and tons of fun to be had in this 90 minute girl-time "playdate!"
Saturday, February 26, 2011
Thursday, February 3, 2011
And then some...
Would it be OK if I just used this post to give some long-overdue shout-outs? I mean, how often do we really stop to take stock of our blessings? I am looking at a pile of back-logged files that need to be put in order and put away- not more than an hour's work if I dawdle. But I keep picking up a file and discovering little blessings. Like the time a brand new National Sales Director messaged me back and forth for no other reason than to encourage me to keep pushing forward to my win! (Thanks JM)
Or the time I was super-sick at a big amazing training, and people with better things to do stopped to take notice and pamper me with rest and concern. They could have sent me home and checked me off the list, but nooo- (thanks, Mo, Cindy, and Colleen)!
Or the time when my daughter was in the hospital, there was NO cell reception at all, and a team member worked a party and set me up for great follow-up with FANTASTIC details and coaching! You know who you are...
And then there's my man.... who has believed in me when I didn't believe in me.... THAT is a gift, folks!
You rock, babe! (And two entrepreneurs under the same roof is no small thing!)
And my daughter. Who draws pictures of us riding in my pink cadillac and reminds me weekly of how there is joy in work well done, and joy in snuggling together when the work is over! Such a precious girl!
So, so many more... I'll be back later. :) For now, some filing!
Or the time I was super-sick at a big amazing training, and people with better things to do stopped to take notice and pamper me with rest and concern. They could have sent me home and checked me off the list, but nooo- (thanks, Mo, Cindy, and Colleen)!
Or the time when my daughter was in the hospital, there was NO cell reception at all, and a team member worked a party and set me up for great follow-up with FANTASTIC details and coaching! You know who you are...
And then there's my man.... who has believed in me when I didn't believe in me.... THAT is a gift, folks!
You rock, babe! (And two entrepreneurs under the same roof is no small thing!)
And my daughter. Who draws pictures of us riding in my pink cadillac and reminds me weekly of how there is joy in work well done, and joy in snuggling together when the work is over! Such a precious girl!
So, so many more... I'll be back later. :) For now, some filing!
office assistant position description- by request
Office Assistant Position Overview (Revised, 2/2011)
Primary responsibilities:
• Restock demo bags and face cases weekly
• Restock prize and handout bag weekly
• Reorder labels on product after shipments arrive
• Data Entry of new customers, sales receipts, and contact cards/prospects
• Prepare envelops and postcards for mailings, 2x monthly
• Monthly newsletter (resumes spring 2011)
• Other duties as assigned
Position Requirements:
• Positive attitude
• Attention to detail
Guidelines:
This task list is a general description for 1 position for 5 hours per week, average. After a probationary period of 14 days, there may be additional hours and assignments available for working. Work dates/times are negotiable, but quick turn-around is imperative! You will be the glue that holds my business together.
Primary responsibilities:
• Restock demo bags and face cases weekly
• Restock prize and handout bag weekly
• Reorder labels on product after shipments arrive
• Data Entry of new customers, sales receipts, and contact cards/prospects
• Prepare envelops and postcards for mailings, 2x monthly
• Monthly newsletter (resumes spring 2011)
• Other duties as assigned
Position Requirements:
• Positive attitude
• Attention to detail
Guidelines:
This task list is a general description for 1 position for 5 hours per week, average. After a probationary period of 14 days, there may be additional hours and assignments available for working. Work dates/times are negotiable, but quick turn-around is imperative! You will be the glue that holds my business together.
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