EMBRACING OBSTACLES AS MOTIVATION
Savvy is inspired by fellow Diamonds
who ask how they can help. “Sometimes,
when we want to do volunteer charity
work, we think we have to travel to
third-world countries. Yet if we look
right here, in Canada and the USA, we
will see that we don’t have to travel far
to help people in poor living conditions.
I’m heartened by Diamonds who’ve
motivated my team and me to focus on
a cause close to our hearts.”
“As a person of color, one of the obstacles we are constantly
encountering is feeling underrepresented. We don’t hear or
see many indigenous speakers at dōTERRA® events or in the
magazines, and we aren’t able to relate to non-natives. But
instead of focusing on the lack of representation, we use it
as motivation to continue sharing these natural blessings
and sharing our beautiful culture with everyone when the
opportunity arises.” Savvy embraces opportunities to
share her native culture and invites everyone to connect
with her on social media: @SavvyUnLtd
Achieving Diamond rank is a
tremendous victory for Savvy’s team.
“Many non-indigenous don’t understand
what the big deal is about celebrating
indigenous successes, especially
because they don’t see the deep
underlying sorrow and the daily hurdles
we each have to overcome. In short,
when we rise as indigenous people, we
are helping our mothers, grandmothers,
and future children rise as well.
“It’s been a true blessing to share these
brown bottles with my family members,
my mother, and my grandmother,” Savvy
explains. “When we work on overcoming
our own obstacles, we are helping those
around us. It’s such a beautiful ripple
effect, and once truly felt from the heart,
how can one ever quit using or sharing
these gifts with loved ones? When we
share these gifts of Mother Earth with
our friends, family, and communities, we
are mending so much intergenerational
trauma and deep-rooted sorrow that
many don’t or can’t even speak about. A lot
of times, these oils speak to us in ways that
English words could not even describe.”
“As indigenous people, there is a lot of pain and scarcity that we carry daily,
and we as a team continue to build each other up and create hope, which so
many of our First Nation communities lack. As a team, one of the things we’ve
accomplished and continue to work on is shifting out of the scarcity mindset
and into abundance. We are open with each other when feeling stuck and
remind each other of our strengths. Our good vibes attract the most beautiful
hearts to us." —Savvy Simon
Results not typical. Average earnings are less. See dōTERRA Opportunity and Earnings Disclosure Summary on doterra.com.
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