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ZERO IN ON STRENGTHS “We’re all on this journey for different reasons. It’s important to let everyone shine and step up in their own time. That’s how you empower people, not enable people.”—Rebecca Iffland Some of Rebecca’s favorite pursuits do something that makes you happy. outside of her business include “reading, Tomorrow is a new day.” catching up with friends, going to the gym, spending time with kids, and enjoying quiet time with a nice cup of coffee.” When she has a bad day, she recognizes that it might be a sign to take time for herself. “To be brutally honest, there have been many times—and I still have many times—that I’ve considered quitting,” she admits. “It’s natural in life to think it’s easier to quit than to keep To other builders, Rebecca encourages, “I’ve done a lot of work on myself, looking deeper into myself, which just happens in this business,” Rebecca Iffland told us. “Finding my strengths really helped because we’re really good at picking out our weaknesses and bettering our weaknesses. I don’t think that’s something we should be focusing on. We should be focusing more on our strengths.” How can you focus on your strengths over your weaknesses? What strengths will help you conquer your weaknesses? “We all get to the point where we think it’s too hard, and that’s when a lot of people give up. When that happens, go back to the basics, and have a life outside of your dōTERRA ® business— that’s what got me through it. Remember what the big picture is and don’t get carried away with how hard the details are. Remember that these oils change going. But I have a voice in my head lives and that it’s a beautiful feeling when that says, ‘Don’t quit on a bad day.’ If people reach out and tell you about the you’re having a bad day, just stop and difference it makes for them.” Results not typical. Average earnings are less. See dōTERRA Opportunity and Earnings Disclosure Summary on doterra.com. doterra.com 15