Before deciding to create a dōTERRA ® business , Tatiana struggled to maintain a work-life balance in her corporate position . “ It was tiring . My balance was completely compromised .” One of the great appeals of a dōTERRA business for her is the potential for balance and flexibility . “ dōTERRA actually allows me to be more flexible in life ,” she says . “ I can work and care for my family !”
Tatiana achieves flexibility in her business with clear priorities . “ I tend to prioritize only what will create the most impact and move other , smaller priorities to the side or completely delete them .” She recommends anyone building a business — or just seeking greater work-life balance — try this approach and master it : “ Once a month , write down the three most important goals you want to accomplish . Every morning , write down the five most important things you need to do that day , aligning them with your monthly goals . If they don ’ t align or aren ’ t critical , just delete them . You can even do this with yearly goals !”
One of Tatiana ’ s top priorities has been attending dōTERRA events with members of her team . “ I ensure my builders fully experience dōTERRA by dōTERRA .” This focused effort has paid off immensely for her , keeping her vision and dream alive . “ When I was struggling myself , I accidentally won a trip to Mexico † ( the last spot !), and I brought a builder who was also about to quit . It was life-changing . After returning , we both grew quickly . We committed to participating in as many dōTERRA events as possible and have tried to win — and motivate the team to win — spots on Incentive Trips .” She continues , “ There ’ s something magical about dōTERRA events . If you truly want to grow , I suggest going to the events .”
Another important priority Tatiana advocates for is selfreflection and development . She feels that , too often in this business , people can push success onto those around them . “ We fantasize , thinking , Wow , I finally found the right people , so I ’ m putting all my hopes and dreams on them .” Instead , Tatiana always looks at herself , holding herself accountable for her dreams and business . “ I ’ ve learned it ’ s not another person who makes you successful . It ’ s you ,” she says . “ I want to be a rocksolid network marketing professional , and I measure my success by my personal growth . If something fails , it means I failed somewhere along the way .”
Setting clear , impactful priorities centered around her team and herself has led Tatiana to where she is today . She advises others walking the same path to wisely prioritize and invest in themselves . “ Be the greater person . Choose to reshape yourself to where you want to live . Success is something you attract by the person you become . So invest in yourself , and everything will change .”
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