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E Y E O N A R B O N N E<br />

INDEPENDENT CONSULTANT,<br />

NATIONAL VICE PRESIDENT<br />

<strong>stephanie</strong> <strong>fisher</strong>


<strong>stephanie</strong> <strong>fisher</strong><br />

NVP<br />

DECIDE<br />

Independent Consultant, National Vice President<br />

Stephanie Fisher Nation; Edmond, OK<br />

If you are reading this, you are more than likely an <strong>Arbonne</strong> Consultant<br />

or considering becoming one. Use your life’s major experiences to help<br />

guide you in your <strong>Arbonne</strong> business. One of those life lessons for me was<br />

running a marathon. Every time I run I cannot help but correlate the activity<br />

to building a business with <strong>Arbonne</strong>. I found that in running a<br />

marathon, there were people who always questioned how anyone could<br />

ever accomplish running 26 miles straight. I tell them, “Anyone can do it.<br />

You just put one foot in front of the other and decide to go all the way to<br />

the finish.”<br />

A marathon runner must first commit to run the race. At NTC 2005 Las<br />

Vegas, we learned that in <strong>Arbonne</strong>, the first and most important thing you<br />

need to do is decide. One year ago, at NTC 2004 Texas, my team and<br />

I celebrated becoming a Region. Despite the success, my fears and<br />

doubts crept in and I questioned whether I would ever be able to reach<br />

NVP. Where would I be today if I would have allowed my insecurities to<br />

take control? Are your dreams and visions for where you will go in your<br />

future strong enough to move you past your fears? This year at NTC 2005<br />

Las Vegas, my team and I were placing final orders to finish qualification<br />

for Nation. With <strong>Arbonne</strong>, your life has the potential to change over the<br />

next year as well, but only if you first decide that you want it to. The<br />

course has already been paved by the VPs who have gone before you<br />

and established paths to success. Do not second-guess where the path is<br />

taking you. Trust it and run.<br />

When I began my <strong>Arbonne</strong> business, my perception of an NVP was of<br />

perfection. How could someone get to NVP without already being professional,<br />

eloquent and polished? I have since learned that most of an<br />

NVP’s strengths are refined on the way to the top, just as a runner who<br />

has decided to run a marathon does not wake up the first morning of<br />

training and attempt to run 26 miles. Realistically, they get up and run a<br />

short distance, knowing that their strengthening and building endurance<br />

will be getting them to the finish line. A business builder with <strong>Arbonne</strong><br />

must also plot their course, set their sights on the finish, and know that the<br />

qualities they already possess will be tested and refined, and result in an<br />

NVP who shares knowledge from the experience.<br />

Tap into the strength of your human spirit. We have all heard stories of<br />

people who have beaten the odds, who have overcome immense trials to<br />

reach their goals. If you were to tap into a fraction of the strength of spirit<br />

and sustain it, nothing could stop you from reaching to your goal. Do<br />

that and expect to experience success, not only in your <strong>Arbonne</strong> business,<br />

but in all aspects of your life. Do you have a goal and dream of a cer-<br />

Stephanie’s Why: Chloe.<br />

The Fisher Family.<br />

Stephanie’s Why: Ethan.


Joey and Ethan riding the waves during the ASAP Cancún 2004 trip.<br />

tain life that you want to live? Are you living out your passions? Are you<br />

spending time with the people you love?<br />

Two-and-a-half years ago, I was a fitness director and personal trainer at<br />

a country club in Edmond, Oklahoma. I loved many aspects of my job and<br />

had fun helping people with many of their health and fitness goals.<br />

However, I was also a wife and a mother, and I loved this job even more!<br />

My hours of working early in the morning and at night did not serve my<br />

family’s schedule. My husband and I had dreams for living our lives together;<br />

and we did not see a way that our current jobs were going to provide<br />

financially what we needed to make those dreams come true. We had a<br />

long list of desires. We wanted to have another baby, and of course, not<br />

have to put her in daycare. We wanted to give our children the chance to<br />

travel the world, instead of just learning about it through pictures in a book.<br />

Our debts and financial responsibilities limited us in the decisions we could<br />

make for our family. Does this sound familiar? My dream was to invest my<br />

time and money so I could leave a legacy for our children and many generations<br />

to come. I had so many desires to fulfill, but up to that point, did<br />

not have the finances or time to attain them. That is no way to live. Have<br />

you reached a crossroads? Are you fed up with what you have now and<br />

want to do something about it? I was. Now is your chance to create the life<br />

you choose and to grow into the leader you were meant to be.<br />

Along my journey I have had many people who have been my support and<br />

cheered me on to the finish line of NVP. First, I must thank God for guiding<br />

me in this life toward the destiny He set out for me. With Him I can do<br />

all things. He has blessed me with a family that humbles me.<br />

To my wonderful husband, Joey: I fall in love with you more each day. You<br />

are genuine, faithful and strong. You have always been my biggest fan and<br />

support me in so many ways. I watch you with our children and smile<br />

because you love them so well. To my biggest Why, my precious children,<br />

Ethan and Chloe: No words can describe how much mommy and daddy<br />

success strategy:<br />

“<br />

Decide to run the marathon.<br />

Whether you walk or sprint, it does<br />

not matter; if you finish, you win.<br />

”<br />

ERVP Paula Winter, ENVP Joyce Owens, ENVP Neta Irwin, Stephanie, AM Bonnie Webb, AM Kelly<br />

Ingle, ERVP Azure Winter and RVP Tiffany Crosier in Phoenix, AZ.<br />

love you. You are my motivation, joy and heart. Ethan, our big boy — you<br />

have been such a helper to daddy and me. You are always there to make<br />

us laugh and keep things fun. Thank you for the encouraging words, hugs,<br />

prayers and being so patient. You are a great big brother to your little sis,<br />

and she looks up to you so much. God has big plans for you! He has also<br />

given us Chloe Elise, our sweet baby girl who came in God’s perfect timing.<br />

Chloe, we waited so long for you and you have been more than we<br />

could have ever expected. You light up my heart! To my mom and dad,<br />

John and Teresa Donoho: I love you both so much and thank you for<br />

always teaching me by example how to work hard and love others. You<br />

taught me that I could accomplish anything I set my mind to. To my parents-in-law,<br />

Vickie and Rob Fisher: Thank you for introducing me to<br />

<strong>Arbonne</strong> and for loving us always. To the rest of our family: I want to say<br />

thank you for all you impart on our family’s lives.<br />

We also have friends who support us and treat us like we are family. Thank<br />

you to the Fuzzell’s and Smittle’s. True friendships like yours are priceless!<br />

I could not have done this without the guidance of the best upline, ENVPs<br />

Neta Irwin and Joyce Owens: Neta, you are my coach and motivated me<br />

to look at this business and the obstacles as not only failures, but successes<br />

waiting to happen. Thank you for your support. To my sponsor, Joyce:<br />

You are the wind beneath my wings! You have been the <strong>Arbonne</strong> momma<br />

bird who saw great things and had faith in me to push me out of the nest<br />

The Wichita Team at ERVP Azure Winter’s car presentation.<br />

continued ...


Brad and Tiffany Crossier, Stephanie with her husband, Joey and Daryl and<br />

Paula Winter on the ASAP Cancún 2004 trip.<br />

so I could fly. Thank you for believing in me for so long and for supporting<br />

me. I must say I have met no one in this business who knows<br />

how to love and nurture others better than you do. I have the privilege<br />

of calling you a friend.<br />

And, of course, big dreams like this do not happen alone — it is only<br />

from the persistent and concentrated efforts of my incredible team. I<br />

dreamed all of you into my business and you all are better than I could<br />

have ever imagined. I am humbled each day to be your NVP. To ERVP<br />

Paula Winter: You are an ENVP-in-the-making. Your hard work and<br />

persistence has already paid off and I cannot wait to see where your<br />

<strong>Arbonne</strong> journey leads. You are a leader and example to so many.<br />

You walk the talk and encourage others along the way. To RVP Tiffany<br />

Crosier: You are my best friend first and foremost. I love having the<br />

privilege of working with you in this business — and what a ride it has<br />

been! Your work ethic amazes me. You are so professional, savvy in<br />

the midst of this numbers game and love the people on your team so<br />

well. A genuine heart is what you are. To RVP Azure Winter: Girl, you<br />

have got it going on! I love that <strong>Arbonne</strong> has brought us together and<br />

developed a friendship that has shown me a leader who is unstoppable.<br />

To RVP Krystal Wahlers: I love watching as you help create so<br />

many dreams for so many people. You always have a smile on your<br />

face and are making people do the same. Your boldness and heart<br />

have taken you past what most would have stopped at. To AMs, Julie<br />

Bennett, Caroline McCormack, Bonnie Webb, Sara Abbott, Kelly<br />

Ingle, Bobbie Henning, Cynthia Magennis, Allisa Nichols, Bree Kelly,<br />

Melissa Roldan, Victoria Honas, Cheryl Theis and Melanie Fischer:<br />

You all are next! I am so proud of each of you and all of your influence.<br />

Your hard work and influence will pay off. To all the DMs and<br />

Consultants who are the heart of this team: You are courageous and I<br />

Keri Bartley, Julie Bennett, Stephanie, Tiffany<br />

Crosier and Julie Owens at NTC 2005 Las<br />

Vegas, ‘80s Manager’s Celebration.<br />

Stephanie’s Oklahoma Management team.<br />

am blessed to have you a part of our team and my life. Keep dreaming<br />

big and shooting for the moon.<br />

President Rita Davenport has defined success as living the life you<br />

choose and making a difference doing it. She says, “If you have a<br />

problem and money can fix it, then there is no problem.” This is true<br />

when you are building a business with <strong>Arbonne</strong>. Time and money are<br />

often what we lack in getting started, but all you really need is the<br />

desire to create it. Now, it is your turn to step up to the starting line.<br />

The gun has already gone off. The path has already been paved, and<br />

there are runners in front of you to show you how to get there. Decide<br />

to run the <strong>Arbonne</strong> “marathon.” Whether you walk or sprint, it does not<br />

matter. So long as you finish, you win!<br />

ENVP Stacey Thorn, Stephanie, ENVP Meloni Barkley and NVP Ann<br />

Forrester at NTC 2004 Texas.<br />

Joyce Owens, Stephanie, ERVP Paula Winter, ERVP Azure Winter and RVP Krystal<br />

Wahlers at NTC 2005 Las Vegas.<br />

EYE ON ARBONNE FEBRUARY 2006<br />

NATIONAL VICE PRESIDENT<br />

The testimonials in this story reflect the actual experience of an individual, are anecdotal only, and may be atypical.

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