Tips for Trips

• Why you should travel
  • Grow your business and support your builders
  • When your team is big enough
  • When you have an established team in another area
  • Leader who shows commitment, has a testimony of the oils
  • Explain that traveling is an investment in child’s future
• Preparation
  • Piggy-back on travel for business or visiting a family member
  • Diamond Club Opportunity
  • Plan-date (not conflict with community events)
  • Book place if not held at a home
  • Plan lots of events
  • Delegate to local builder
  • Call and invite people
• Promotion
  • Flyers
  • Facebook
  • Personal phone calls, texts, and conversation ***
  • Emails, letters
  • Delegate to local team members
• Maximize Time Away
  • 3 Classes a day
  • Business Training in The Evening
  • Listen to and meet their needs (what they need not what they say)
  • Get the totaled the business seriously
  • Schedule everything and adjust as you go
  • Pros and Cons to Staying with team members
• Packing
  • Business and class supplies
    • Forms, flyers, handouts
    • Plan to and be prepared to enroll lots of people (have forms and enrollment gifts ready)
    • Oils, products, gifts (host and enrollment gifts)
    • Diffuser (better to arrange your local builder to bring one)
  • Practical Plane Advice
    • Beware or liquid limits
    • Carrying oils on the plane (stick to about a pencil case size bag)
    • Oils not affected by X-ray scanners at airports
    • If asked, oils are for medicinal use
    • If you only bring samples, bring at least one 5 or 15mL bottle to show enrollees what they will receive
    • Other products for personal use
      • Shampoo and conditioner – put in travel bottle
      • Supplements: pill box or smaller bottle with enough for your trip
    • LEAVE some products at home for your family
    • Check the rest in
  • Road Trip
    • Don’t leave products esp. essential oils in a hot car
  • General Packing Tips
    • Iron-free clothes
    • Pack light (no need to bring all the necessities (like a change of shoes for every day))