Katie Dwyer - Arbonne
Katie Dwyer - Arbonne Katie Dwyer - Arbonne
eye on arbonne exECUTive national vice pRESident Katie Dwyer Arbonne Independent Consultant
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exECUTive national vice pRESident<br />
<strong>Katie</strong> <strong>Dwyer</strong><br />
<strong>Arbonne</strong> Independent Consultant
ENVP <strong>Katie</strong> <strong>Dwyer</strong><br />
Dream<br />
Big<br />
You might not think a teacher and a successful<br />
business owner would have much in common.<br />
But that’s not how Truxton, New York’s <strong>Katie</strong><br />
<strong>Dwyer</strong> — who has been both — sees it. <strong>Katie</strong> saw<br />
teaching third grade as a chance to inspire children<br />
to dream big. When her aunt gave her <strong>Arbonne</strong> as<br />
a birthday gift, <strong>Katie</strong> saw a new chance to inspire —<br />
and change her family’s life.<br />
<strong>Katie</strong> with husband PJ at first NVP retreat in Maui.<br />
We’ve all heard stories about life being a roller coaster, a journey, about<br />
the choices we make and their consequences. My amazing ride is<br />
with an inspiring company called <strong>Arbonne</strong> International. I love telling<br />
the story of the choices I’ve made and the journey that’s taken me to<br />
Independent Consultant and Executive National Vice President of this<br />
amazing company.<br />
Eight years ago, I received the best birthday present of my life — the<br />
gift of <strong>Arbonne</strong>. My aunt, ENVP BJ Pierce — whom I grew up believing<br />
was my sister, because she’s only three years older than I am — gave<br />
me <strong>Arbonne</strong> and the advice to come with her to the top of this company.<br />
When I learned about <strong>Arbonne</strong> and the amazing pure, safe and beneficial<br />
products, saying yes to my “Big Sister” was easy. I jumped right in.<br />
“Isn’t it fun to learn from others and<br />
duplicate what successful people have<br />
already done?”<br />
Family trip to Disney with <strong>Katie</strong>’s Why — PJ, Ryan, and Emma.<br />
So there I was — a full-time third-grade teacher with a part-time job in<br />
network marketing. I had no idea what I was doing, but BJ and ENVP<br />
Sheila Greene taught me how to get started. They told me to launch, so<br />
I launched. They told me to talk about the products, so I talked about<br />
the products — I had my teacher colleagues all becoming regular clients.<br />
Then they told me to talk about the business opportunity, and I did that<br />
with gusto as well. At this point, I began to see my business grow.<br />
Early on, though, it wasn’t so easy for me to find business builders<br />
and simply duplicate the process. Yes, I was growing my business and<br />
doing the personal development — which is the key to success — but I<br />
<strong>Katie</strong> with RVP Belinda Basaca, ENVP Sheila Greene, ENVP BJ Pierce at AM retreat.
Above: GTC 2011 Area Manager’s Celebration with ENVP BJ Pierce, NVP Keri<br />
Zoumas, and <strong>Katie</strong>.<br />
Left: Team at NTC 2006 in St. Louis<br />
lacked the vision to take my team to the top. I became very comfortable<br />
where I was — and that meant a huge pause in my business. Some of<br />
my team left, and I started to experience self-doubt.<br />
But soon after that pause, I started to see the big picture, which meant<br />
putting my family — my Why — first. I realized my children needed me<br />
to become more present in their lives. And one morning I woke up and<br />
finally had that crystal clear vision of my Nation. I promised myself I would<br />
be home with my children for their teens. My oldest was turning 13 that<br />
year, which meant I would have to really follow the system already in<br />
place — and get my ask in gear!<br />
Finally, I could see NVP, and I was ready to share this phenomenal<br />
company with everyone with skin.<br />
“This was the perfect time to follow<br />
the system already in place —<br />
and get my ask in gear!”<br />
That’s when things took off, and by December 2011 I was in qualification<br />
for Nation. The most amazing thing: I found a letter I had written to<br />
myself five years before that read, “I am an NVP and it is February 2012.”<br />
That note, along with my vision board, had become reality, and I was<br />
full of gratitude and determined to pay it forward with everything I had.<br />
<strong>Arbonne</strong> had taken the place in my heart where teaching was, but I<br />
felt the two were connected in a huge way, as both gave to others and<br />
changed people’s lives. I always give 150% in all I do, and that is what I<br />
will always do with <strong>Arbonne</strong>. Life happens at various speeds in our life,<br />
and I was going to hold on tight and really maximize this ride of a lifetime.<br />
The exhilaration of the ride is watching others’ happiness and seeing<br />
that pure transformation take place. Oh, how I love a great roller coaster<br />
ride. Thank you <strong>Arbonne</strong>, for the best ride of my life!<br />
There are so many people to thank. ENVP BJ Pierce, my aunt/big sister:<br />
Thank you from the bottom of my heart for this gift and all the special<br />
times we get to experience together. I guess I chose the right time to<br />
actually listen to you and follow your lead. Words can’t express my<br />
gratitude. I love you very much and am so excited for what is next.<br />
Another huge thank-you to ENVP Sheila Greene, Mama Bear: You have<br />
such an amazing heart and lead with such integrity. Thank you for always<br />
telling me how it is and saying it with such love — you are a true leader.<br />
Thank you for always keeping it real and clear. You are such an inspiration.<br />
NVP Keri Zoumas: Thank you for all you give back. You lead an amazing<br />
team and have so much wisdom and fun doing so. Thank you for<br />
being there and saying yes to <strong>Arbonne</strong>, and for following your heart<br />
implementing your Zoumas School of Leadership.<br />
Thank you to all of my up-line for saying yes and for never giving up.<br />
Thank you to all those NVPs that have led, trained at all the NTCs, ACT<br />
trainings, and at GTC — you all have given so much to me and every<br />
person in attendance at those events, and for that I am so grateful. We<br />
do learn from each other and are so much better together!<br />
To all my RVPs: You all are NVPs. Your time is coming soon. RVP Dr. B.:<br />
You have an amazing, sharing soul and your time is coming, my friend. We<br />
still laugh when we remember one of our first Area Manager’s Retreats,<br />
when I said I was a lifer and would probably walk across stage with my<br />
walker. You too have that perseverance. RVPs Sandy Spina and Collette<br />
Regina: Thank you for giving it your all every day and never settling for<br />
➤<br />
I really don’t understand why some people don’t get this business —<br />
which has a simple (although not easy) system to follow. It’s like going<br />
back to elementary school and playing “Follow the Leader.” Isn’t it fun<br />
to learn from others and duplicate what successful people have already<br />
done? Some people are born leaders, some are born followers, and<br />
some do neither and complain. We get to choose in life. How cool is<br />
that? I chose <strong>Arbonne</strong> — and to teach and train others to do what I do.<br />
I chose to share the most remarkable products and business opportunity<br />
on this planet with everyone who has skin — and get paid to do so.<br />
Now back to that roller coaster ride. Giving to others — maybe a gift of<br />
flowers, jewelry, or the keys to a Mercedes-Benz — that is life’s best thrill.<br />
<strong>Katie</strong> with Team at ACT Now in Rhode Island.
SUCCESS STRATEGY<br />
“You can’t fail at <strong>Arbonne</strong> unless<br />
you quit — so choose to commit<br />
to being a lifer with <strong>Arbonne</strong>.”<br />
less. You two have that energy and vision — I will be taking all of you to<br />
Maui with me next year for sure. I love you and all of my VPs.<br />
Some of <strong>Katie</strong>’s amazing upline and sideline sisters at NVP retreat.<br />
To an amazing group of AMs: You all inspire me so much. I love watching<br />
as you become fabulous leaders. To the top and don’t stop, my friends!<br />
To my super group of DMs: You make our Nation what it is. You are all<br />
superstars on the rise. I so love how present you are at trainings and<br />
how excited you are about what is next. I adore each and every one in<br />
our Nation and believe that the best is yet to come for all of us.<br />
To my family, my hubby PJ: Thank you for letting me dream big, go, go,<br />
and go. You gave me wings and believed in what I knew to be true: We<br />
were going to be a Nation, no matter how long it took. I love you and<br />
can say you continue to be my best friend in life after 18 plus years. My<br />
children, Ryan and Emma: You two were so cool about mom being gone<br />
for that “<strong>Arbonne</strong> stuff.” You are my biggest cheerleaders and Emma,<br />
you are going to make an excellent NVP someday. I love you both more<br />
than you will ever know — this is for you two. Mom: Thank you for always<br />
making the five-hour commute to support my vision; it means so much<br />
to me that you believed I could really do this. Love you, mom!<br />
Limo Incentive winners at GTC 2012 with Elvis.<br />
Last but not least, a huge thank-you to Stian, Kay, and their rock star<br />
staff! Your support along the way has been remarkable. I could never<br />
ask for a better leading team than we have now. You are so loved and<br />
appreciated. Thank you, <strong>Arbonne</strong>, for supporting this elementary teacher<br />
and her motto of Dreaming Big.<br />
In my almost eight years of <strong>Arbonne</strong>, I have learned so much about<br />
myself and how to really listen to others. I have learned it is so much better<br />
to give than receive. I so enjoy watching my team grow into fantastic<br />
leaders, and I especially enjoy gifting them for their accomplishments. In<br />
life, the choices we make define us. Choosing <strong>Arbonne</strong> has truly made<br />
me a better person. I have done the self-development (still reading 30<br />
minutes daily) and continue to grow every day, which is a huge part of<br />
being successful in <strong>Arbonne</strong>.<br />
<strong>Arbonne</strong> and teaching Elementary School went hand in hand — both<br />
meant teaching others to Dream Big and always persevere. You have to<br />
have failure in life to have success; the more rejection you face, the stronger<br />
you become. One major piece of advice: You can’t fail at <strong>Arbonne</strong><br />
unless you quit. So chose to commit to being a lifer with <strong>Arbonne</strong>. That<br />
perseverance will take you far. Never give up and just keep “swimming,<br />
swimming.” You deserve this and so much more in life. Don’t look back<br />
— just look up, and keep dreaming.<br />
Team at GTC 2011 — Las Vegas.<br />
The <strong>Arbonne</strong> Independent Consultant featured in this EOA has achieved the rank of National Vice President. The<br />
average number of active <strong>Arbonne</strong> Independent Consultants who achieved this rank and average compensation<br />
is described further in the Independent Consultant Compensation Summary (ICCS) available at arbonne.com<br />
> The Company > Corporate Information > 2011 Independent Consultant Compensation Summary.<br />
The testimonial in this EOA is for illustrative purposes only and does not represent income projections. The<br />
results discussed in this EOA by the featured <strong>Arbonne</strong> Independent Consultant are not typical and should<br />
not be relied upon by prospective or current <strong>Arbonne</strong> Independent Consultants as an indication of what<br />
they should expect to earn. Actual results for each <strong>Arbonne</strong> Independent Consultant will vary depending<br />
upon individual effort, time, skills and resources.<br />
may 2013<br />
GTC 2012 — <strong>Katie</strong> with ENVP BJ Pierce, NVP Keri Zoumas, and Angela Christou.