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SuzieK

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Okay, so there are A LOT of adverts out there at the moment that are all telling you the same thing - work from home, make loads of money whilst only working part time hours etc etc.


And you're prob thinking "I've heard that one before" and skip over them on your newsfeed!


I don't blame you, I did for a long time too, because I was a big skeptic and just thought it sounded far too good to be true!


Until one day curiosity got the better of me because I DID actually want all of those things the ads were promising - I wanted to stay at home with my beautiful children & watch them grow up myself, I wanted to earn FULL TIME WAGES whilst only working PART TIME HOURS around them, I wanted a life for my family that we could have only dreamed of!


So I answered an advert just like this one myself, with every expectation to be disappointed that this was a scam or that I would have to stump up thousands to join a hair brain scheme!


But what I actually got was a lovely lady (who has now become a good friend!) who gave me a little bit of information about the company, told me to go away and do as much research as I wanted to about the company, have a think if the opportunity was right for me or not & give her a call back a few days later!


Well, I called her back straight away because she gave me some info on the company Forever Living, who have been around for 36 years, operate in 158 Countries are an honest & ethical company and have investors in people Gold award for their training & support!


Not Forever Living again I hear you shout!! But in reality ask yourself this: how many builders or mechanics or beauticians or hairdressers do you know in your area? ALOT I'm guessing!

In the whole of the UK, that's 62million people, we only have around 3500 people actively building a business with Forever Living, so not many at all really!


What it actually means for me is: I will NEVER have to go back to a full time office job again! I will NEVER have to leave my kids at a nursery or with a childminder if I don't want to or at an after school club because I have to finish a full days work! I can be the Mum I have always wanted to be.


It really can work for you too! All it takes is for you to drop me a private message and all I will do is share some information about the business with you and you can decided for yourself if it's right for you or not!


NOW is the time. A year from now, you will wish you had started today!


Suzie xx

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