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RECOGNITION-SEPTEMBER
Giving new meaning to retirement
After fifty years in the furniture business, Bill Sharp, of Gulf Breeze, Florida, retired in 1998, intent
on living out his life with nothing more pressing to do than lower his golf score and maintain the PH
levels in his swimming pool—accompanied by his German shepherd, Sampson.
Skeptical at first, Bill became convinced that dr. Keller was indeed a miracle worker after two weeks
on the product. He now feels that promoting the product of Dr. Keller’s genius may well be his true
calling in life. Ultimately, he attributes his success to his downline and considers each of them to be
a part of his family. He equates it to tending a garden.
“You can start out with the most beautiful rose garden in the world but if you don’t water, weed and fertilize, it will soon
wither from apathy,” Bill said. “recruiting, training and offering daily inspiration to my downline has become second nature
after a life-time as an entrepreneur.”
Overcoming obstacles with a positive spirit
Shirley Tomsic, of Surrey, British Columbia, said she has been a traditional business entrepreneur
forever, but this is her first experience with network marketing. Shirley was widowed very young and
had to find ways to raise her three children.
“I approached it as an opportunity and a challenge and that kept me in a positive spirit,” Shirley said.
“I’ve been awfully lucky to have been born and raised with a positive outlook.” At 70, Shirley is very
active. She participates in senior mountain biking competitions. Recently she won three Gold Medals
and set three new world records at the World Senior Games in St. George, Utah.
She said she obviously got very lucky finding a company like Max to start out in network marketing.
She was one of the first Associates at Max, having joined in March, 2007. She said her success at Max has come through
diligence and doing what she had to do to succeed.
“I believe my effectiveness is because I do what I recommend with energy, honesty, and sincere interest in the people I’m
approaching,” Shirley said.
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