Pampered Chef Stoneware is something I never would have used prior to becoming a consultant. As a matter of fact, when I attended my first Pampered Chef show in 1998, I remember hearing the consultant (a perky and petite little blonde woman) talk on and on about “stoneware this” and “stoneware that” and all I could […]
Grain Free Tuna Casserole
My grain free tuna casserole came from wanting to duplicate my Mom or Grandma’s tuna casserole with cream of whatever soup. Those gloopy casserole staples of yesteryear are full of ingredients I cannot eat any longer. But certain comfort foods will just have to be remade into grain free versions because how does one get […]
Jellied Cranberry Sauce
Making jellied cranberry sauce is easy and allows you to create a condiment that doesn’t contain the awful sweeteners used in the canned version. This sugar free recipe allows you to enjoy cranberry sauce with no corn syrup, no high fructose corn syrup and no other additives or artificial sweeteners. Making this version in the […]
Planners, Bullet Journals & Washi Tape
The evolution of planners has run the gamut from paper and pen to bullet journals and back again and now includes something called Washi tape. If this is your world, I don’t have much to offer as I’m sure you already know more than I. If you have no idea why the words “bullet” and […]
Make the Most of Your National Conference – Top Five Tips
These are my Top FIVE Tips for Making the Most of Your National Conference This Summer. Over the years, I have attended more than a dozen National Conferences or Leadership Conferences with my company. As with all things you have to take the good with the bad. Here are some things I have learned over the […]
The Cinco de Mayo Trifecta
Don’t we all just love Cinco de Mayo? Who wouldn’t when it’s an excuse to eat tacos? I have loved celebrating this holiday for decades. Of course, many Americans don’t even know why the 5th of May is a holiday, except for tacos and margaritas. What is Cinco de Mayo? Some people think of it […]
Blogging for Your Direct Sales Business and Blogging Boot Camp
If you’re going to be blogging for your direct sales business, you need to consider Blogging Boot Camp with Sassy Suite. Disclosure: This blog contains affiliate links. If you click on an affiliate link and make a purchase, I will receive a commission, at no additional cost to you. Why blog for direct sales? For […]
What I Hate About Direct Sales
Before I signed an agreement and bought a kit with a direct sales company, I knew nothing about the industry nor the sales model. I just knew that I had found a product I loved and a way that I could love it more and earn money and free products at the same time. It […]
Tax Tips for Your Direct Sales Business
Tax time. Ugh. There are as many ways to tackle this annual drudgery as there are tax professionals. Some will tell you to scan everything and do it digitally. Others are old fashioned and insist paper is most secure. One tells you to write down every mile, another will say you can estimate mileage with […]
Fresh is Best: Never Buy Garlic in a Jar
Fresh Garlic. There is nothing like it. Yes, it’s pungent aroma lingers, but you can’t beat the flavor. I grew up only knowing garlic powder and garlic salt. The fresh stuff never made it’s way into our kitchen. So when I married and began cooking for my husband, of course I started using things I […]
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