Yes. I said "I would never do MLM" before I did this — out loud, more than once, with conviction. I still have complicated feelings about the industry. What I don't have complicated feelings about: the products, the method, the women whose lives have changed, and the fact that my husband has been retired for ten years. You deserve to know all of that at once.

I'm not one. Never have been. I'm a social worker who lives a certain way and talks about it honestly. Genuine results and genuine care for people — that's the foundation. I'll teach you the rest.

ell me about it in the application. Seriously — what happened, why it happened, and what feels different now is exactly the conversation I want to have. That experience is information, not a disqualifier. Unless you're looking for a way to do the same thing again. In that case, we're probably not a fit.

It's woven into everything I do — the wellness, the business, the way I show up for people. I can't separate it and I don't try to. If you're a person of faith who's tired of keeping it out of your work, you'll feel right at home here. If you're a witch, we may not be a good fit. But if you're a cool human who just wants to do good work with good people, let's talk.

Honest answer: it depends on what you want this to be. It can be slow and steady alongside a full life — or it can become your primary income over time. Mine did. I won't promise you a timeline or an outcome. What I will promise is that I'll be straight with you about what it actually takes — and I won't let you burn yourself out getting there.

Nope. Some women build this on social media. Others do it entirely face to face. Many use both. What you'll learn here is how to build through connection, education, and systems — not through follower count. The people already in your life are enough— unless you’re a hermit.