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JAYME KESELEY - Arbonne

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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.

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