- by Pete Zdanis
Have you heard a fellow USANA Associate say that they
were an “orphan”, or have you ever felt the same way?
If you don’t know what a USANA orphan is, let me explain:
The term usually refers to a USANA Associate whose
sponsor, and possibly other upline Associates, are either no longer active in
USANA, or are not willing to support and communicate with their downline. (Some
may refer to these people as “worthless sponsors”, but that’s another issue for
another article.)
The reality is that some Associates require more upline
support than others – Whether it is detailed training, getting questions
answered from time to time, or just a friendly voice to talk to when things
aren’t going so well.
When that’s the case, being an orphan with no one to care
for you or look after you can be detrimental to your business. In some cases,
it may even be enough to cause you to quit trying to build a business
altogether.
If you, or someone you know is in that situation, don’t
give up hope. There is a simple solution to your dilemma…..
All you need to do is reach out and ask for help. That
sounds obvious, but you would be surprised how many people don’t think of it,
or don’t know how to go about it.
The first step would be to make sure that you have tried
to contact any and all upline Associates you know of.
If that doesn’t work, call USANA Distributor Services and
ask them to give you the contact information for the next Gold and above
Associate upline from you.
Chances are, you will now be able to get in touch with a
leader in your upline who will gladly provide you with the support you need, or
at least connect you with someone who is ready, willing and able to do so.
In the remote possibility that the Gold and above leader
who USANA Distributor Services referred you to is not responsive, try again.
And keep trying until you find a USANA leader who will provide you with what
you are looking for.
I guarantee that you will eventually find an upline USANA
Leader who will provide you with the support you need, or at least connect you
with someone who will. All you need to do is make the effort.
In a perfect world, there would be no need for you to
search for the support you need. In a perfect world, your USANA sponsor would
provide you with the perfect training and support you need in order to reach
all of your USANA business goals.
Also, in a perfect world, you, and everyone you sponsor,
would sponsor two new Associates who remain on a 200 SVP Autoship Order forever
in perfect duplication, and we would all be living our dreams, whatever they
may be, instead of having this conversation.
But, as you’ve probably noticed by now, it’s not a
perfect world. Stuff happens, things get in the way, and not everyone does
everything we would like them to do.
However, when things don’t go “perfectly”, all you need
to do is make an effort to help yourself, and you will be astonished at how
many people are out there who want you to succeed beyond your wildest dreams.
“USANA Orphan”?
There’s no such thing….unless you let it happen.
Pete
Zdanis - USANA Independent Associate
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Pete, thank you for this article!
ReplyDeleteIt clearly places responsible for our success squarely where it belongs - with each and every one of us!
I have been incredibly blessed to receive support from cross-line when my immediate up-line were either non-existent or unavailable to support me.
By taking responsibility for my business and being persistent I get to have control of my results... Andrea