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QUESTION: What advice can you offer for making it through difficult days?
Juene's answer: “On the odd tough day, I remind myself that the alternative is to
work for someone else, building their dreams rather than my own. Remembering
that helps me shed the negative thoughts.”
better placements in hindsight—all intentions. My husband gave up his job
the usual issues.” But despite such that he didn’t enjoy, and now we both
setbacks, Juene has remained dedicated work from home. I run classes at my
and determined. After their first house regularly, and we travel around
convention, Juene and her husband in our humble caravan, supporting our
bought a caravan to help them in team without having to be ‘back for
their business. They renovated it and work’ on Monday. We often work late
traveled around teaching classes and
supporting faraway team members.
It also came in handy for Diamond
Club, which Juene completed twice
with night classes, so I love that we can
wake up when we want to the next day
without an annoying alarm clock. We
work long hours by choice, but we work
and highly recommends. flexibly. I can honestly say I have finally
“I see reaching Diamond as a snowball up. It is by far the most rewarding and
effect that’s created when great people impactful work I have done or could
work together as a team with good ever do.”
Results not typical. Average earnings are less. See dōTERRA
Opportunity and Earnings Disclosure Summary on doterra.com.
found what I want to do when I grow
Images by Photo by Kimber
“If a country girl
like me, with no
prior essential oil
knowledge and an
upline that’s far away,
can share the oils and
make it to Diamond
in a few years, then
anyone can do this.
You too can make
it to Diamond if you
believe you can. It's
not really about skill—
it’s about belief in
yourself. Is it easy? No,
but it’s so worth it.”
—Juene Gottschling
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