I had a pretty amazing experience happen to me today with the dub Nutrition Company. I amazingly ranked up to Distributor 4 Star this week and I know I didn't do it on my own--there were so many people helping me get there--from an amazing up-line guiding me and to some pretty amazing customers who have continued to buy product and developed a love for it too! Today after they presented awards to those of us who rank advanced this month, the CEO Jeremy Wardle made a comment about me that I've been thinking about ever since I left.
He said, "Amy is not the same person that she was when she joined dub." And he is right.
Let's look at that girl for just a minute.
When I first met dub--I was struggling with a lot of things--I was struggling with balance, eating right, exercising, and feeling good about myself. I'm pretty sure I had a broken heart too and just overdoing it in school was killing me off. I wasn't happy being me. I have accomplished so much for being so young--there was no reason for not liking myself. But--I was having confidence issues because I wasn't happy with how I looked, how I felt, and how hard it was to do things (I had been having knee issues from previous life choices). I was constantly giving myself negative self talk because I wasn't what I thought I should be. I knew what needed to change--eating healthy and working out more. In my mind that translated to eating less and working out a lot more. But going to school and working a new job were taking it's toll on me and my time. It can be so SO hard to prioritize our health into our lives.
Then, I found dub nutrition. That's a completely amazing story in and of itself, one not for today. As I began to take the supplements and learn about healthy eating and train with so many different people--I began to be empowered within my own body. The more I learned to love my body regardless of what it looked like and the more I began to take care of it and give it the care it needed, the more I realized that I am important--to me. I am worth the effort. Then--as I began to overcome that--the lifestyle changes became me. I began to eat healthier more often, I began to work out for fun (and more than one time a day). It became me and who I am--and now I just have a lifestyle. I perform better in my job and have been developing new fitness hobbies I never thought I would have!
The business end has taken me more to understand and love--but today I finally ranked within the company, and I am grateful to represent dub. I have been told I am a walking bill board for it--and it makes me laugh because I don't think I have realized how much I have changed. I'm still me, but more confident, more careful about choices I make, and more compassionate about helping others. And I am seeing the possibilities with this company--and I am hoping to be able to accomplish so much more with them.
Am I done growing? Heavens no--I know that there is always room to grow and be better. But for now--I have seen so much growth in myself in one year of my life--and a lot of it goes to this amazing opportunity I have been given: to live my life and help others.
To any friends out there needing to find that thing to help you be who you need to--keep looking and don't give up. And if I can help, I have a good team of friends who have been that for me. Most diets and plans I have failed in life--but this is one lifestyle change I am keeping. I'm glad dub found me and that I have been able to have it become a big part of my life.
Dub it up!
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