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 The Pursuit of Happiness   6

 

Whatever Happened to After 5 p.m.  7

 

Should  Home-based Businesses have Insurance Protection?  9

 

What MP Fathers Really Want 10

 

Fitly Spoken: Fitness and Your Feet 13

 

Are You Adequately Linked? 14

 

Painless Ways to Promote Yourself 14

 

Improve Your Self Image-Improve Your Business 15

 

2007 Brings A Buyer’s Market to Orlando 21

 

Health Wise 22

 

 M SPOTLIGHT 26

 

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M SPOTLIGHT

 

Woman, faithful servant, wife, mother, grandmother, business owner…..I am blessed. I have been married to my high school sweetheart for 31 years and we have 2 grown children Jeffrey and Jennifer and two precious grandchildren.  My life goal has always been to be the wife and mother the Lord would want me to be.

 

 

Jan Deardorff

Executive Senior Sales

Director Mary Kay, Inc.

  

The decision to open my own business developed as I realized what a grumpy tired over extended over worked wife and Mom I had become.  Working as a 5th grade teacher at a private Christian school meant I was also the elementary supervisor, music teacher, program director and cheerleading coach.  Leaving precious little time for my family.  The income was necessary though as my husband was a new airline pilot on probation with Eastern Airlines and his salary wasn’t enough to make ends meet.  Another strain on the family was his schedule, he was on a trip usually Saturday though Tuesday.  Leaving him home on his days off of Wednesday, Thursday and Friday when the rest of his family was at work or school.  I knew this was not the life style the Lord intended for our family and that changes were necessary.

 

I had been introduced to the Mary Kay Opportunity 6 years earlier when we lived in Sioux City Iowa.  Mary Kay’s philosophy of God first, family second and career third was definitely something we needed.  The flexibility to set my own hours, and earn an income based on what I felt I was worth instead someone else determining my worth fostered the decision to open my own business.  So, in January of 1991 I became an Independent Beauty Consultant with Mary Kay, Inc. Within 5 months I had matched my teaching income working 2 evenings a week holding Skin Care Classes which lead me to resign my teaching position for the next fall.  I was home with my husband on his days off, available to be the Mom I wanted to be to Jeff and Jeni attending ballgames, fields trips and an unlimited income potential.  Instead of working 50-60 hours a week as a teacher, I averaged 12-15 and was making more money!  Plus within my first 18 months had earned the use of my first free car, a  Pontiac Grand Am.  Wow, a free car, no car payment, and they paid most of the insurance.  That amazed me, as a teacher we were lucky to get a turkey for Christmas!

 

Needless to say this inspired me to set new goals and work toward a position in management as a Independent Sales Director where I would not only share the Mary Kay products teaching skin care and make up artistry but I would be responsible to educate the new consultants in my area to build their own businesses.  This was a perfect fit, as my teaching degree came in very handy as I developed training programs to assist new consultants to develop their own business.  The biggest benefit to this was that I felt I was still helping children.  Only now I was helping their Mom’s begin their own businesses so they could quit their 40 hour a week jobs and be home, which helped the kids a lot more than I could as their teacher.  Plus, you think earning a free car is exciting, wait until you help someone else to earn a free car!

 

If someone had told me 16 years ago I would be driving a pink Cadillac, earning $ 8-12,000 a month working 20-25 hours a week I would have told them they were crazy! But it is true, it is an absolutely unbelievable career.   The key is consistency and just stick with it.  It is a job….it won’t work unless you do, but I am thrilled that I have the privilege of being a part of Mary Kay, Inc. M

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