We ’ ve never achieved ( or needed ) perfect balance to be happy or feel loved . We just do our best , and sometimes we fail . We feel like this business model overall allows for more balance in family and career , and it teaches our kids good principles like service .
Some people don ’ t want to reach Presidential Diamond because of how much work and stress it seems to entail . What are the benefits of this rank ? Why should someone want to reach it ?
If you ’ re stressed , you ’ ll likely be stressed with or without going for Presidential Diamond . It isn ’ t actually the effort or workload that causes stress , but rather your mindset .
Reaching Presidential Diamond creates so much freedom , and the journey to get there will shape you into a better version of yourself . It ’ s allowed us to travel around the world as a family , create unforgettable memories , and learn valuable lessons together .
What motivates you to continue building your business ?
The emotional revenue of building a dōTERRA business is truly amazing . We love helping new people experience a level of freedom . We also have big financial goals and dream of a potential recurring income .
The only true limitations are the ones we put on ourselves . With a combination of hard work , ingenuity , and persistence , anything is possible .
Seantay Hall
We ’ re inspired by discovering and exemplifying what ’ s possible . There ’ s always more to learn and more people to serve . We believe in living an abundant life and striving for mastery in all areas .
dōTERRA is the best vehicle to do all these things . Why on earth would we stop ?
How has your dōTERRA business changed your life ?
It ’ s harder to think of ways dōTERRA hasn ’ t dramatically influenced us for the better . We ’ ve been able to move and live wherever we want , put our kids in the school of our dreams , and travel the world , adventuring with our kids and serving our dōTERRA team . We have the best tools for well-being and a career that ’ s deeply fulfilling . We ’ re so grateful .
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