From customer
to team lead, slowly.

I’m Ines. I work from home in Dubai, I have two kids and a very old dog, and I’ve been an independent distributor of [Company] for three years.

Ines on a city street, talking on the phone
Ines on an evening video call in a pale blue kitchen

It started with my own mornings.

A friend gave me a jar of greens. I liked the taste and the routine more than I expected, so I ordered again. That’s all it was for a long time: a customer who reordered.

Then friends started asking.

People noticed the jar on my counter and asked about it. I started sending links. A few months later I signed up as a distributor, mostly so I could answer questions properly.

Ines at a cafe with two friends, a plain bottle on the table

The path so far

  1. CustomerMonth 0

    I tried the products for my own mornings.

  2. MemberMonth 2

    I started sharing what worked, with friends who asked.

  3. Team LeadMonth 9

    Three friends joined. I learned to run a weekly call.

  4. Senior LeadMonth 20

    The team grew past the people I knew.

  5. DirectorMonth 34

    Now most of my week is helping new leaders find their feet.

Rank names follow [Company]’s program. Ranks are not income. Most distributors earn little or nothing; read the income disclosure for real figures.

What I
won’t do

What I
won’t do

01

Promise you money, a lifestyle or quick results.

02

Push you to buy stock or hit a monthly minimum.

03

Say a product treats or cures anything.

04

Ask you to sign up your family to fill a target.

05

Hide the income disclosure or the terms.

Ines leading a small workshop in front of a flip chart

Want to talk
it through?

No pitch. Tell me what you’re looking for and I’ll be honest about whether this fits.

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