The Homecoming of A Direct Selling Veteran
Audrey Ang was once a professional makeup artiste. She has done makeup on countless faces. If a face is healthy and flawless, doing makeup will be a bliss.
With professional skills in skincare and some prior encounters with direct selling, Audrey had joined a few skincare direct selling companies. Believing that it was more secured to own a business, she set up her own beauty salon. As a result, she became less involved in direct selling.
In her over ten years of operating a salon, Audrey had encountered the challenges and constraints commonly faced by all traditional business operators; namely, the impacts of recessions, rising rental cost and manpower shortage. Having good skills is inadequate. A salon business requires one to be physically strong. With age fast catching up, she felt it increasingly challenging.
At that time, her former direct sales partner in BWL intended to retire. Her partner invited Audrey to take over, and Audrey willingly accepted.
Audrey proclaimed: "There is no age discrimination in direct selling. Everyone can work from young to old. Furthermore, the business can be handed down to the next generation. This is a sustainable business unaffected by economic conditions.”
After her return to BWL, Audrey was determined to rebuild her Malay network. She gained strong endorsement from her Malay downlines through her full commitment, paying attention to individuals’ needs and constraints. They are now working hand-in-hand with her to strive for another round of peak performance in BWL.
There are no constraints in time and distance for a career in BWL. The freedom that one enjoys, together with the premium products and good trainings, allow one to live life at its best.
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