This message is comes from Julie Casey, This is just one more reach out method idea. Gosh there are so many way's to build this business. I'm passing this on to get your imagination flowing.

My first cleaning class is tomorrow ... I do have a course written out (which I am going to start finding other locations to teach) and am going to bring some Shakle* literature on "Is your home Toxic,"  recipes for home made cleaners and some pre-made samples plus my Shaklee Get clean Kit. Too bad the weather is not nice or I'd show up on my Harley, that usually brings every face to the window with a 'WHO'S THAT??!!!"

Class outline:
Toxins in the home / Earth Day Environment
Essential oils 101 if clean must have a smell.
Make your own oils and floral water (build a still!)
Home made cleaner recipes (or just get Shakle*
Cleaning the conference room try it spree using home made and Shaklee products. - which I am playing with adding essential oils to for the tons of people who say "but I really LOVE the smell." I have some nice combos, one for each season and so far no negative effect on how well the product works. This is an older crowd of ladies so using mixed lavender and lemongrass.

Handouts and take orders as Shakle* happens to be on sale.

Look, I am getting press - this is in the local state Park directory / calendar and will hit the newspapers soon.

New!  Saturday, June 23, 1 – 3 pm - FREE FOR THE EATING: WILD EDIBLES AND MEDICINALS
The woods and fields can provide a free feast—IF you know which plants to use. Begin with a brief overview of plant families, followed by a walk to discover the use and history of the plants found along the way. Return to the Wheaton House for sampling of teas and other wild edibles. Program Fee: $12. Limited enrollment - pre-registration required. Instructor: Julie Casey, Family Herbalist.

Julie Casey- Independent Shaklee Distributor
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