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ND R R O dōTE Michael & Cynthia Patience S NEW NEW dōTERRA DIAMONDS A DIA M PRESCOTT, ARIzONA, uSA “I think what really drove me to reach Diamond, was the thought of wanting to be able to do this for my team, for my family, and for myself.” GET YOURSELF THERE C atching up with an old friend, Kristine Hales, in a Costco parking lot, Cynthia Patience learned that Kristine had been sharing essential oils. At the time, Cynthia didn’t know much about essential oils, but she told Kristine to call her next time there was a class so she could come and find Sometimes Cynthia would feel discour- dōTERRA business has been helpful. She Included in these changes, Cynthia says later, Kristine invited Cynthia to a special aged if things weren’t going the way that says, “My motto became, ‘Get yourself that being able to change others’ lives class that Dr. Hill was teaching. Cynthia she planned in her business, and she there’—meaning get yourself to every is one of her greatest joys. “I love being out what they were about. A few weeks went to the class, listened carefully, and was impressed by what essential oils could do, but she left without purchasing anything—wanting to think it over first. The next morning, when two of her kids came to her not feeling well, she called Kristine and said, “Come over, I want to buy the oils.” would begin to lose her drive to keep going. She says, “There were times when I felt like it wasn’t worth it. Then I would go to an event and I would get fired up “dōTERRA HAS EMPOWERED ME AS A MOM AND AS A WOMAN. I’VE GOT POWER OVER SITUATIONS—I’VE GOT OPTIONS, SELF-RELIANCE.” 40 dōTERRA ESSENTIAL LEADERSHIP I WINTER 2014 ‘That’s nice. That’s how much I make in one hour in my job in Washington, D.C.’ But, I stuck with it and as the checks started getting bigger he started taking it more since been able to quit his job and be at home more for his family and pursue other interests. difference for them. It’s priceless to me to know that I was able to offer I’m not giving up and I’m sticking with it.’” as well as her family’s in many ways, to somebody else when they had Her ability to stay passionate about her including financially and physically. nowhere else to turn.” 3 T Y P E S O F B U I L D E R S “Be able to adapt to each builder’s personality.” 1 2 seriously. Now he’s an avid oil user and uses them on the kids.” Michael has it cools with time and loses its passion.” hear them say dōTERRA has made a something that could be such a blessing amount to much. “At first my husband a check and he looked at it and was like, that’s been taken out of the hot fire— able to see people that I’ve helped and dōTERRA has changed Cynthia’s life convinced that a dōTERRA business would hobby for me. One time I brought home you aren’t going to events it’s like a coal again and remember, ‘Yes, I can do this. Her husband, Michael, was not completely thought dōTERRA would be just another class, meeting, or retreat you can. If 3 The Go-Getter. “I have some leaders who didn’t take long at all to get onboard. They are go-getters, and are creative and business-minded. Honestly, I didn’t have to do much for them.” The Product-User. “They just want to use the product, but they don’t want to bother anybody about buying them. I’m patient with them. I make sure they know about events and meetings. Eventually, something clicks and they realize they aren’t being pushy by sharing, they’re just helping people.” The Self-Doubter. “Other people have a lot of self-doubt. I teach them some positive affirmations to help them overcome this. I try to keep them motivated and help them see the big picture. As they learn more and as you nudge them outside of their comfort zone, they gain more confidence.” www.doterra.com 41