Okay, so I'm looking at all these bills that repeatedly make a grand entrance every month. I'm also looking at my wish list of things I'd like to complete around the house (wood floors, finish the basement, build bookshelves, etc.). And then there's the big, fat wish list of books I'd like to acquire for our home school library. Who couldn't use more books?! For some reason, all of this seems to out-weigh the amount that is being brought in by the lonesome breadwinner of our family. So, I have possibly found an opportunity where I can make that little extra dough to make my projected ends meet: Tupperware.
Yes, I said Tupperware. This is such a nice idea for me on so many levels. I will just have to list those many points, just so I can come back at a later date and refresh my craziness.
- I love kitchen gadgets. I can use more *FREE* kitchen gadgets any day.
- I need to get used to public speaking, especially since I am now a La Leche League Leader.
- I need to meet more people in my community. I had a nice big family when I was employed, before children, but that is 28 miles away. Being a SAHM puts you into a whole different category of friends.
- Tupperware sells itself.
- Did I mention that I love kitchen gadgets?
- I need more money, and the compensation program this company offers is more than ideal. Not to mention the ongoing bonuses and benefits.
- This gives me something to do, alone, outside of the home, at least once a week.
- It's money that I am earning, and I feel better about spending it.
Okay, so that's a start of why this is such an appropriate thing for me to do. I've been forwarded job listings for blogging, of which I am most inconsistent. I've been forwarded all sorts of WAHM opportunities, and by far, this is the best one that fits me. Really, I have been waiting for a Tupperware party to hit around here for such a long time. I've had stuff I wanted to buy, and now I can make money, get free stuff, and then some. I just hope it all works.
So, how am I to find the time to do this? I figure that if I can devote just an hour online, or on the phone, a day, and try to shoot for one party a week, I should do pretty well. That's just the beginning. Surely, I would hope that things would pick up from there. I will definitely not be one of those high pressure sales people, talking some poor saps into buying junk they don't need. There are some gadgets that I would not recommend unless someone were going to be making money using the product. However, there are more products put out by this company that would and can make people's lives so much easier, more efficient, and save money. Yay!
Okay, so I am now off to find places to put my name and website. If you, dear reader, find that you are in need of some Tupperware products, may be slightly interested in selling some yourself, or would possibly like to host a Tupperware party (assuming you live within a reasonable distance from me), PLEASE take a look at my website and contact me. Please have patience, as I am learning all about the different products and offers through the company. Like, I didn't know this one: they have a lifetime warranty on just about every product. Lifetime! That's awesome. So, yes, take a look around, and give me a nudge if you see something you like.
www.my2.tupperware.com/captola
re so many ideas, reasons and options to have Tupperware parties. Heck, why not have a before the holidays party to stock up on good gifts to give family and friends. Secret Santa programs would go well with Tupperware. Who doesn't love kitchen gadgets?
