jennifer jerry jennifer jerry - Arbonne

jennifer jerry
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Independent Consultant, National Vice President
Jennifer Jerry Nation; Oklahoma City, OK
Brace yourself ... the gift you are about to receive, or already have, is going to blow
you away. By opening your mind and heart, you will allow this amazing company
to change the way you think, treat others and the way you live. This journey has
given me the excitement of a girl with a Tiffany ® box in her hand. What do you
desire, love, dream about? Start thinking now because you can capture all that you
have ever wanted with this amazing opportunity, courtesy of Arbonne.
Two years ago, I found myself signing up with Arbonne just to help out with my
elementary school teaching salary. I did not have any ”real” intentions of building
a business with a skin care company. I planned a few classes here and there, but I
did not take the business seriously. I loved the people, the products and the idea of
earning a white Mercedes-Benz. The excitement was definitely there, and then in
April I felt the “need for speed.” I was notified that along with 600 other teachers,
I would be laid off due to budget cuts. So there I was, only 24 years old feeling a
little gloomy that my teaching career, that just began, might already be over. But I
had a burning feeling that Arbonne should be my plan B!
By implementing the six for success system, sharing the business, and setting my
goal to get my car by my 25th birthday, I was in business. In 11 months I became
an RVP, two weeks before my birthday. I liked the plan so much that I just duplicated
it. I put the sponsoring, classes and sharing back in motion and set the next
goal for NVP by my 26th birthday ... and I succeeded exactly like the plan before.
My experience has been awesome!
Now I did not always see myself as a National Vice President. I remember sitting
on a porch swing with ENVP Alicia Dewey talking about goals and where we wanted
to take this business. I asked her if she had ever thought of going Nation or if
we should think that big, and she replied, “Absolutely!” From then on I gave myself
“permission” to think and dream bigger. Now I see having a bigger and better
vision is a huge part of one’s success. I have also learned that I must act, talk and
conduct myself like the person I want to become. There has been a lot of personal
and spiritual growth that I have encountered over the past two years, and I love the
person I am for it, and love passing it on. It is funny to think that in the beginning,
I did not think that I needed any of it. I just thought growth was for people who
always found themselves in the self-help section at Barnes and Noble ® . I love
being able to help others become the person that they want to be, and in addition
to sharing our dreams and adventures with each other.
A ski trip with Jennifer’s family: Husband, Marcus; mother, Kris Dyche;
father, Randy Dyche and brother, Jared Dyche.
Jennifer with husband, Marcus.
Jennifer’s husband, Marcus with Mousse.
(Could there be a resemblance?)