JAYME KESELEY - Arbonne
JAYME KESELEY - Arbonne
JAYME KESELEY - Arbonne
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E Y E O N A R B O N N E<br />
I N D E P E N D E N T C O N S U L T A N T ,<br />
N A T I O N A L V I C E P R E S I D E N T<br />
<strong>JAYME</strong> <strong>KESELEY</strong>
CREATE<br />
YOUR FUTURE<br />
Independent Consultant, National Vice-President<br />
Jayme Keseley Nation; Minnetonka, MN<br />
jayme keseley<br />
NVP<br />
Is there a career that exists where you can set your own hours, make a great<br />
income, grow personally and professionally, work with fun people and put<br />
your family first? I thought by searching for that, I was looking for the impossible,<br />
but I found it all with <strong>Arbonne</strong>.<br />
I had a successful fifteen year consulting career as a project manager. As a<br />
working mom, I was proud of my career but started realizing I was missing<br />
out on my children’s lives. Working in a fast paced high-stress environment<br />
while our nanny was raising our children and my husband was away every<br />
week traveling for work, was not how I wanted to spend my days. We did<br />
not have family balance. The precious time with our children at home was<br />
slipping away. Although it was a financial sacrifice, my husband and I decided<br />
I would stay home and focus on our family for a few years. Once at home<br />
with my daughters, I knew I never wanted to go back to a full-time corporate<br />
job. I wanted to volunteer at school, be there for my daughters when they get<br />
home from school and spend summers with them. Being home for my children<br />
would be a blessing for me. However, I still wanted to contribute to our family’s<br />
income so that my husband could reduce his work and travel schedule, and<br />
could have more time with them as well. I considered becoming an independent<br />
consultant, as then I could control my schedule, but I realized my client<br />
would be in control, not me. I would also still be trading my time for money<br />
and would have a limited income if I wanted to work part-time hours.<br />
Then my questions were answered. My friend, ENVP Karla Reisch, called me<br />
and told me she had started a business with <strong>Arbonne</strong>. She showed me how I<br />
could work part time from home and make a full-time income. I was intrigued,<br />
but I had already tried another network marketing business and could not think<br />
why would <strong>Arbonne</strong> be any different. But this time, I researched network marketing<br />
and compensation plans, and was impressed with what I saw. I tried the<br />
NutriMinC ® RE 9® skin care, and loved how it felt and the difference it made on<br />
my skin. I realized that <strong>Arbonne</strong> was different and had the best compensation<br />
plan, products and leadership team in the industry. When I met with Karla to<br />
hear more about the business, she shared her goal for promoting to RVP with<br />
me. I knew she would achieve it, and I wanted to go there with her.<br />
When I started my business, I was excited about the options it would create<br />
for my family’s future, but nervous about doing what I knew I had to do to<br />
be successful. The thought of prospecting and doing “Group” Presentations<br />
scared me, but the thought of going back to a corporate job and missing out<br />
on my daughters’ lives scared me more, so I pushed through the fear keeping<br />
my sight on why I was doing this. I soon realized that I was not bugging my<br />
friends by telling them about <strong>Arbonne</strong>. I was offering them an opportunity to<br />
create their future as I was creating mine. It became easier when I talked to<br />
them about what they wanted and how this could be a vehicle to help them<br />
get there. I showed them how they could redirect their money to buy healthy<br />
Jayme with husband, Bob.<br />
Jayme’s Why: Daughters, Elle, 8 and Anna, 5.
ENVP Hope Baker, ENVP Karla Reisch, Jayme and ENVP Amy Hemer.<br />
Jayme’s family: Bob, Jayme, Elle and Anna.<br />
products for their family and tell others about it. <strong>Arbonne</strong> would pay them<br />
a commission for being the “word-of-mouth” advertiser for them.<br />
I shared the opportunity and products with a lot of people, heard a<br />
lot of “nos” but also found friends who were ready, like I was, to start<br />
making some changes in their lives. My first few business partners were<br />
working moms who had no time to strive for more, which is exactly why<br />
they decided to do it. They saw this business as the way to change their<br />
lives and get back their time. My team flourished because I had driven<br />
business partners who shared my vision and enthusiasm. My journey<br />
to RVP and NVP was incredibly fast but it did not come without a lot<br />
of hard work. Anything with high reward is hard work. When it feels<br />
hard, all I have to do is remember how hard it was to wake to an alarm<br />
clock, leave my daughters for the day and work long hours on someone<br />
else’s schedule. I would rather work hard to build my financial freedom<br />
than someone else’s.<br />
<strong>Arbonne</strong> has been more rewarding to me than I imagined. In addition<br />
to the financial and time benefits, I have grown both personally and<br />
professionally through the fantastic training, leadership opportunities and<br />
wonderful team members. It is incredible to be surrounded by so many<br />
bright, successful, like-minded people. I have a career again but can put<br />
my family first and choose the hours I want to work. The most rewarding<br />
part has been helping others. This business is changing the lives of my<br />
friends as they are able to scale back and quit their corporate jobs.<br />
Now I get to go through life making a difference. I am also creating my<br />
family’s future. I have lessened the financial pressure on my husband.<br />
We are now dreaming big dreams such as early retirement, extended<br />
family vacations, private college for our kids and giving our time and<br />
money to causes we are passionate about. Every hour I spend on my<br />
business brings us closer to our next dream.<br />
are to be successful. You can read Eye on <strong>Arbonne</strong> stories to see that<br />
people with diverse backgrounds are succeeding. Educating yourself<br />
through <strong>Arbonne</strong> Learn & Burn CDs and books will help build your<br />
belief in the company, the products, the industry and yourself. You also<br />
must persevere and look at the long-term view. Success may mean a<br />
few extra hundred dollars a month or a few extra thousand a month or<br />
it may mean the paycheck of an NVP. Whatever it means for you, you<br />
can find success if you stick with it.<br />
If you are reading this story because a friend shared it with you, please<br />
trust that friend enough to take the time to look at <strong>Arbonne</strong>. It is worth<br />
your time to listen to the information and determine if it is a fit for you.<br />
It could be one of the best gifts you have ever received and the best<br />
gift you can offer someone else. What would you change in your life<br />
if you could? What dreams have you stopped dreaming because you<br />
thought they were unachievable? Are you creating your future or letting<br />
life pass you by? If you want to make a change in your life, what steps<br />
are you willing to take now? Could <strong>Arbonne</strong> be your answer? Only you<br />
can create your future. Consider one of my favorite quotes. “The future<br />
is not a result of choices among alternate paths offered by the present,<br />
but a place that is created – created first in mind and will; created next<br />
in activity. The future is not some place we are going to, but one we<br />
are creating. The paths are not to be found, but made, and the activity<br />
of making them changes both the maker and the destination.” Start<br />
dreaming again. Start creating your future.<br />
Without the leaders in <strong>Arbonne</strong> and the efforts of an incredible team,<br />
none of this would have been possible.<br />
To Chairman & CEO Bob Henry, President Rita Davenport and all the wonderful<br />
people at the corporate office: Thank you for making this opportunity<br />
possible and for creating the giving and caring culture of <strong>Arbonne</strong>.<br />
continued ...<br />
Through my journey, I have learned that belief and persistence are the<br />
primary keys to success. You must believe you will be successful if you<br />
success strategy:<br />
Create it first in mind<br />
and will; create it next in activity.<br />
Jayme with President Rita Davenport and Chairman & CEO Bob Henry<br />
at NTC 2007 Las Vegas.
BACK, L-R: EDM Julie Dohrmann, DM Meg Alessio, DM Sue<br />
Nelson, EDM Judy Kotifani. FRONT, L-R: AM Dana Fortmann<br />
and Jayme.<br />
To ENVPs Hope Baker, Shari Weller and NVP Kim Rose: Thank you for<br />
your leadership and for equipping me with the necessary tools to build<br />
my business. I am privileged to be working with you and honored to<br />
call you my friends.<br />
To ENVP Karla Reisch: Thank you for sharing this amazing opportunity<br />
with me! Your belief when you shared this opportunity with me is what<br />
got me started. Thank you for your leadership, coaching, support and<br />
friendship.<br />
To ERVP Kim Moretz: Thank you for being the first one to take the leap with<br />
me. I am so glad to have had this opportunity to reconnect with you.<br />
To ENVP Amy Hemer: Thank you for joining me on this journey. It is hard<br />
to call this work when you get to work with your friends! I so admire your<br />
drive and determination.<br />
To DM Sue Nelson and EDM Judy Kotifani: It has been such a pleasure<br />
working with you. Your perseverance and no-matter-what attitude will<br />
absolutely bring you success. I cannot wait to hand you the keys to<br />
your cars!<br />
To NVP Jobin Hume: I cannot even begin to thank you for all you do! You<br />
push me to work harder and continually grow. You are an inspiration to<br />
all! Thank you to ERVP Tracy Alger, RVP Patty Alger, ERVP Heidi Gilbert,<br />
ERVP Stacy Schisel and RVP Sarah Despenas. I cannot imagine having<br />
a better leadership team to work with! You rock! Thank you for your<br />
commitment and passion. I learn so much from you and find inspiration<br />
through your desire to achieve.<br />
To our Consultants, DMs and AMs: Thank you for all your hard work.<br />
You are all leaders and future VPs. Stay focused and believe. I look<br />
forward to helping and watching you grow to the top!<br />
ENVP Karla Resich, ENVP Amy Hemer, Jayme and NVP Jobin Hume at NTC 2007<br />
Las Vegas.<br />
Jayme with DM Sue Nelson and<br />
EDM Judy Kotifani.<br />
Julie Kasmierkoski, DM Sue Nelson, Jayme, EDM Judy Kotifani<br />
and DM Kelly Oslund at an ASAP kick-off party<br />
To my parents, Jim and Joan Freking: You have taught me what it means<br />
to help and serve others and are so giving of your time. I could not have<br />
done this business without your help and support. I appreciate all the times<br />
you have stayed with the girls. Thank you for your unending love.<br />
To my husband, EDM Bob Keseley: I love you always and forever.<br />
Thank you for your unending support in my life and in my business. You<br />
challenge me to continually grow as a person. You have taught me that<br />
destiny is not a chance but it a choice and I am so glad I chose you and<br />
our life. I look forward to building and living our dreams together.<br />
To my precious daughters, Elle and Anna: You two are my driving force.<br />
You help provide me my focus in life and in my business. You bring me<br />
so much joy. I can’t imagine my life without you and thank God every<br />
day for giving you to me.<br />
Jayme with members of her Iowa team at a Mercedes-Benz car presentation.<br />
ENVP Amy Hemer, ERVP Heidi Gilbert, NPV Jobin Hume, RVP Patty Alger, ERVP Tracy<br />
Alger, ENVP Karla Reisch and Jayme at a Mercedes-Benz car presentation.<br />
NATIONAL VICE PRESIDENT<br />
The testimonials in this story reflect the actual experience of an individual, are anecdotal only, and may be atypical.<br />
EYE ON ARBONNE | FEBRUARY 2008