ARBONNE IS ABOUT

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ARBONNE IS ABOUT
LIVING YOUR DREAMS
I am so thrilled to be writing this Eye on Arbonne success story. I have
spent many late nights reading story after story of women and men who
are changing their lives and their family’s lives for generations to come by
building an Arbonne business. One thing that I have marveled at after
reading each story was the thought, “If she can do this, I can do this.”
Arbonne is made up of everyday people in everyday towns making
the decision to go after their dreams. And the result of these decisions
is what makes the people and the company so extraordinary — we
are living our dreams.
The decision to build your own business forces a person to consider a
great many things. If it is more money you desire, a sense of community
you seek or the gift of helping others, Arbonne holds the key to help you
achieve these ambitions. It is easy to educate others on the quality of our
products, but hard to explain the beauty of our company. If someone is
sharing this concept with you, take one hour to look at this opportunity
and consider what you might create with it. You never know — you might
just find the opportunity of a lifetime like so may of us have.
j u l i e l o n c h a r t e
Independent Consultant, Regional Vice President
Julie Loncharte Region; Kalamazoo, MI
Three years ago, I was looking for a way to stay home with my daughter,
Ava, yet I also wanted to earn an income. I have a teaching degree, but
could not bring myself to leave her to go to a job. My husband, Beau,
and I were sure that I could find a creative way to enjoy both a career
and my family, so I started looking for a way to go about this. I learned
about network marketing, and began to see it as a viable option for
earning a great income and providing the flexibility I craved. The problem
was that I could not find a company with products that I felt would truly
benefit my family and keep me excited. Right about that time, I had an
interesting conversation with my cousin, now-ERVP Jody Meyers, who
had just started building her Arbonne business. By the end of our talk, I
knew that Arbonne was what I was looking for.
Do you know of another career that allows you to decide how much
money you would like to potentially earn, what schedule you would like
to work and whom you work with Being involved with Arbonne requires
you to help others in order to succeed and rewards you with the lifestyle
that you choose — all this while educating people you care about to
use pure, safe products that give wonderful results.
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Beau and Ava.
Julie’s daughters, Maggie and Ava.
Julie, Ava and Maggie.

success strategy:
Don’t ever give up on a dream
due to the amount of time it will take to
achieve it. The time will pass anyway.
There is no secret to success within Arbonne. Get into activity and stay
in activity. What matters is that you are talking to people about how
our great products can benefit them, and showing them the business
plan. That’s it. Keep it simple, and find a way to do this that is fun for
you and fits into your life.
The gratitude that I feel to the people and powers that have helped me
achieve my goals are endless.
Beau: Thank you for being my business partner, my friend and my man. We
are on a sweet journey together and our life is beautiful — I love you.
My dear daughters, Ava and Maggie: You are shiny little stars who
inspire me to be a great woman and mother. The world is yours to
explore and enjoy. I love you.
My amazing family: Thank you for endlessly supporting me and my
dreams. You are the best!
To my team of passionate, visionary, motivated, unstoppable, fun, inspiring,
supportive, creative leaders: I am so proud to have you as my team
and my friends.
Our District Managers and Area Managers: Kristen Williams, Jan
Cherney, Kristen Boardwell, Kim Hendrickson, Dana Goryl, Kerry Long,
Sarah Carley, Kim Patrie, Jana Boyer, Ann Bowen, Jessica Kurland, Caitlin
Haynes, Kathy Allman and Kathy Evans — keep the vision burning bright.
You have no idea how close you are!
To all Consultants: Make the decision to be an activist for your dreams,
then get in activity!
To all our wholesale Consultants: I admire your decision to use the best
products in the world and appreciate your business. Thank you, again
and again.
To my sponsor and cousin, ERVP Jody Meyers: Thank you for sharing
Arbonne with me, and for your endless support and positivity, for your
leadership and vision that have inspired me, and for the quality and
character you add to this business. Thanks for how much darn fun you
make everything, and for the mentor you have become to me.
Kalamazoo and Battle Creek teams.
Julie’s family: Beau, Ava. Maggie and Julie.
ERVP Joan Durkin: It was your promotion celebration to RVP when Beau
and I truly realized that this is real. Thank you for so naturally showing
us how it could be done!
ENVP Krystal Gray: You have been so generous in helping me in many
ways, and I appreciate every bit of it.
To President Rita Davenport, Chairman & CEO Bob Henry, Sr. VP Product
Development & Field Events Candace Keefe, Sr. VP Marketing Brad
Wayment and all the others at Arbonne — thank you for your continued
efforts to make this the best company to be a part of. No matter how big
Arbonne grows, please continue the philosophies that have propelled
us to this level of success.
To all others who have been a part of our Region’s success, and this
amazing experience — thank you for your encouragement and your
place in my life.
DM Jan Cherney, DM Kristen Williams, DM Theresa Copeland, Julie and ERVP Jody
Meyers at NTC 2007 Las Vegas.
Regional Vice President
The testimonials in this story reflect the actual experience of an individual, are anecdotal only, and may be atypical.
Beau and Maggie.
E Y E O N A R B O N N E | January 2008