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What product do you feel is and caring for those who need easiest to share with anyone, support. Tap-rooting will often regardless of need? create activity in the leadership If we had to choose a product as above where it hasn’t existed prior. a first experience for someone, it would be Wild Orange. It is such a diverse oil and the aroma is so wonderful. Wild Orange is valuable for anything from digestive support to mood issues; it is calming and uplifting; it’s excellent for skin and cellular health; and it brings a spirit of abundance. Everyone loves Wild Orange. What’s the key to successful follow-up? The real key to follow-up is actually doing it. Take an interest in the people you enroll and empower them to be problem solvers by helping them become familiar with the tremendous resources that are available. It is sheer joy to love your people their knowledge and awareness an effective way to share and transform their lives. Often product with others? surprisingly, when someone has First and foremost, have oils support, this process happens with you at all times. Always faster than you think. game, on an airplane, in a restaurant, at a gathering— you name it, be prepared to give someone an experience and educate them about essential oils. Then, follow up! How often should you communicate with your leaders? At least weekly, often times daily. We like to individualize based on need, which can change from week to week. We schedule a weekly call with each of our mainline leaders. We also reach out to other leaders, especially second and third level, whenever possible. We also suggest “taprooting”—a process of going down to where activity exists when their upline isn’t engaging 1  Develop your own belief by using the products and sharing what you do with dōTERRA. 2 3 4 Why is following up so important? “The fortune is in the follow-up.” One of the most