Friday, September 26, 2014
October Newsletter: ADD/ADHD
Our new Newsletter this month discusses ADD and ADHD, the struggles families face and some solutions that are working wonders for those dealing with this growing problem.
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Friday, September 19, 2014
PROJECT MAHMA SATURDAY OPPORTUNITY CONFERENCE CALL
Call Information Sat., September 20, 2014 8:00 a.m. Pacific 9:00 a.m. Mountain 10:00 a.m. Central 11:00 a.m. Eastern DIAL: 212-990-8000 (PIN: 6262#) |
Tune in for an inspirational Project MAHMA Call this Saturday!
Our host is Ms. Greg Moore (Director, FL). Before Shaklee, Greg was a manager for a Fortune 500® company working 60-70 hours a week and traveling every week.
The stress and travel finally took its toll and after a major health challenge, she knew it was time for some changes.
Not soon after, she met someone who shared Shaklee products and the Shaklee income opportunity. She started by switching brands, and within a few months of switching brands she saw a difference! Soon she began sharing Shaklee with others and saw her business grow. “After years of not believing my life and health could be any better, I found Shaklee,” says Greg. “Shaklee has made my dreams of owning my own business and better health come true.”
When she is not sharing Shaklee, Greg loves the outdoors including lots of walks with her golden retriever, Jake; spending time with her sister and her critters; and enjoying the awesome Florida scenery, beaches, and weather.
Joining Greg this week are Cindy McAsey (Senior Coordinator, KS) and Dawn Scott Oliphant (Associate, AZ).
Cindy is has been a Shaklee Business Leader for over 15 years. Her Shaklee business is called “Be Barefoot,” and she uses that name because thanks to Shaklee, she can grow her business and be barefoot most of the time! She works her business from their farm in Kansas and has successfully helped two children get started in the business and grow a steady Shaklee income also.
Dawn is a “mompreneur” with two boys ages 11 and 9. She has also been married to her high school sweetheart for 21 years. After working a day job in city government for 17 years she made the step to transition from her day job away from her home and family to a fun job working at home with her family. She is on a mission to empower moms and provide them with an avenue to contribute financially to their families!
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Tuesday, September 16, 2014
Talk: Healthy Pregnancy & Healthy Baby
Please join us on Tuesday, September 16th at 8:45 PM Eastern (see times below) to hear Linda McDermott discuss the benefits of Shaklee products to have a healthy pregnancy and a healthy baby.
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Sep 16 - Linda McDermott ~ Healthy Pregnancy, Healthy Baby
Sep 23 - Frank Painter ~ Natural Approach For Managing Asthma
Sep 31 - Marjorie Felton-Petry & Martha Willmore ~ Blood Sugar Management
Oct 7 - Susan Bartz Herrick~The Challenges and Changes of Childhood
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Monday, September 15, 2014
Presenting the Shaklee Opportunity
TONIGHT at 4:30 pm PT | 7:30 pm ET
Be sure to join us TONIGHT for a special web presentation of the Shaklee Opportunity.
Tonight we are very excited that our special guest presenter will be Senior Executive Coordinator Tonya Mann, MI.
Since coming to Shaklee in February 2011, Tonya has earned five trips, including the Fall 2011 New Directors Conference, the Dream 2011 Incentive Trip to Atlantis, the Dream 2012 Incentive Trip to the Mayan Riviera, the Top Achievers International Trip to Kenya, and she's qualified for the Dream 2014 to Playa Del Carmen.
She also earned $34,000 in FastTRACK bonuses as a FastTRACK Executive Coordinator and was recently recognized in Long Beach for Personal Group Volume, Personal Group Volume Growth and Sponsoring.
Tonya says, “The biggest success for me, in Shaklee, is that we have had the ability to share Shaklee with those we care about. We’re helping our team get healthier and earn additional income to benefit their families. To watch those you introduce Shaklee fall in love with the products for the first time and see how the products impact their family members in such a positive way is very rewarding.”
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TONIGHT, Monday, September 15th
4:30 pm PT | 5:30 pm MT | 6:30 pm CT | 7:30 pm ET
Webcast Link: https://meet.fm/ShakleeMC
Dial-In Number: 1-650-281-0004 | 932122#
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Tuesday, September 2, 2014
Cleaning Carpets Tip
I cleaned my living room carpet today. Cleaning carpets is
not my favorite thing to do, but I do love the way they look and smell clean
afterwards. With kids and pets, that feeling can be short lived.
I used to pay the popular companies to come and do it,
because it always seemed to be such a big job. The problem with paying them to
do it is they never did a good job, they rushed over cleaning them, they used way
too much water, soaking my carpets and they always used these toxic, very
strong smelling cleaning solutions.
I finally decided to buy my own carpet cleaner and do it
myself. Once I learned by trial and error how the best way to do them, I never
again will waste my money on a carpet cleaning company again. And you don’t
have to either.
I clean my carpets twice a year and spot clean as needed. In
the spring, I will remove all the furniture and clean the entire carpet, but in
the fall I will just do the “living areas” around the furniture where everyone
walks. The carpet cleaner I have is a Hoover
Turbo Scrub Spin Scrub 50 and I really like it. I’m not sure you can buy
that one anymore, but Hoover makes some other nice ones. Ask around and read
reviews to find the one best for you.
Be sure to find a model that has the two tank system – one for
the clean water and one for the dirty water. Stay away from the ones that have
it all in one tank, where you have a rubber “bladder” that holds the clean
water which is in the tank that holds the dirty water. Trust me, the two tank
system is much easier to clean and you don’t have to worry about having any “bladder”
that will rupture.
Also make sure all the pieces of the machine are easy to
take apart and clean. After working on your carpets all day, you want a machine
that is easy to clean. You will be tired and having something that is easy to take apart and clean
will be a blessing. Be sure to clean your machine a soon as you are done. If
you wait, the dirt, hair and debris will dry and get crusty, making it hard to
clean out later.
The important thing to remember with cleaning carpets is to NOT
saturate the carpet with too much water. This is a big mistake many
do-it-yourselfers (and even professionals) make and here is why - when you put
too much water in the carpet, it soaks through to the pad and no amount of
suction is going to pull it back out. This can cause mold and mildew to
develop, which in turn can cause terrible respiratory problems like allergies
and asthma.
You also do not want to use too much cleaning solution. If
you use too much cleaning solution, it stays on the carpet and will actually attract dirt to your carpets.
So how do you find the right ratio of water and cleaning solution to
use?
First thing is, do not follow the manufacturer’s directions.
Of course you follow their directions on operating, cleaning and maintaining
the machine, just not when it comes to the amount of water and cleaning
solution they recommend. They recommend way too much of water and cleaning
solution!
For most carpets, only doing one “wet” stroke is best. A “wet”
stroke is where you are pushing the carpet cleaner while holding down the water
spray button. If you do more than one “wet” stroke, you risk over-saturating
the carpet with water. I push on the “wet” stroke.
I always only do one “wet” stroke, then do 3-4 “dry” strokes
very slowly. A “dry” stroke is where you are pulling the cleaner backwards
toward you to suck up as much water as you can. I pull on the “dry” strokes.
Now, if I have a particularly dirty area, I will go back
over that area again, making sure to do plenty of dry strokes to pick up as
much water as I can.
After I do my “dry” strokes, my carpet is just ever so slightly
damp. That is what you want. With the air conditioning or furnace on and the
ceiling fan on, my carpets are usually completely dry within 30-60 minutes.
Another trick to get really clean carpets, especially if it’s
been awhile since they have been cleaned, is to do cross strokes. In the room,
you will make your strokes all one direction, like vertical strokes, then when
the entire room is done, you go back to the area where you first started, but
this time you will do horizontal strokes. Using cross strokes this way assures
the carpet fibers are being cleaned on all sides.
What do I use for cleaning solution?
I do not like the “perfumy” smell of many carpet cleaning
detergents. They are full of toxic chemicals that can cause serious respiratory
problems like allergies and asthma and they are toxic to the environment.
If you have a baby crawling around on the carpet, what you
use to clean that carpet with will come in contact with your baby’s skin and
your baby will be breathing up those chemicals. Are you sure you want your little
one to be breathing up all those toxic chemicals? Babies’ lungs are
still developing and when you expose them to toxic chemicals, you risk permanently
damaging their lungs. It’s the same with pets.
What I use is a mixture of Shaklee’s
Basic-H and Basic-G.
The Basic-H
will clean the carpets and the Basic-G,
which is also a cleaner, will help deodorize them.
Be very careful how much Basic-H you use! A little goes a long
way. In my cleaner, the clean storage tank holds approximately a gallon of
water. I only pour in about a tablespoon of Basic-H
and about two tablespoons of Basic-G.
You will have to adjust accordingly to your cleaner. Remember, it is better to
use too little than too much. The Basic-H
is so concentrated, if you use too much it will add too many suds to
your carpet.
These two products together do an amazing job of cleaning and
brightening your carpets and they are safe for your family and the environment!
They are also extremely concentrated and cost much less than the toxic store
brands!
Always add the water to the tank first, then add the cleaning
solution. Also, if you need to fill up your tank again because you have a large
area you are cleaning, be sure to rinse out any remaining cleaning solution before
adding more. This will keep you from having too much cleaning solution in your
tank and risk getting too much of it on your carpets.
Cleaning carpets effectively may take a few times till you
get the hang of it, but once you do, you will love having clean carpets that
cost just a fraction of the cost of paying a carpet cleaning company to do it!
Do you have any carpet cleaning tips you want to share? Be sure to
share your tips with us!
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