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Katalin Bodzsárné, Hungary

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Toni Stevcevski, Macedonia

Armando Franco and Ivonne Klein, Mexico

Anatoliy Prizenko, Moldova

Ouungerel Gombosuren, Mongolia

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Grethe Lohne Hansen, Norway

Jaime and Marilu Pérez del Solar, Peru

Urszula and Bogdan Plonka, Poland

Candida Teixeira, Portugal

Maria Alice Batista, Portugal

Gabriela and Iulica Dragusin, Romania

Tamilla Polezhaeva, Russia

Ekaterina Lovyagina, Russia

Valentina Akopyan, Russia

Anna Akhumyan, Russia

Marina and Ilya Perfilievy, Russia

Radmila and Sretoje Svraka, Serbia and Montenegro

Beata Awadova, Slovakia

Slavko Debelak, Slovenia

Gloria Suarez Santana, Spain

Conchi Leal, Spain

Christable Amarasekera, Sri Lanka

Mikael Svanberg, Sweden

Inger Willny, Sweden

Pungchai Charoenkool, Thailand

Özgül Cingil, Turkey

Galina and Vladimir Belanovy, Ukraine

Alexey and Elena Sevruk, Ukraine

Ilmira Muratova, Uzbekistan

Ngo Thi Banh, Vietnam


This document was updated 29/08/06

Sunshine, laughter and a focus on success

 

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Back in 1990 I was working as a tax advisor. My husband and I had three children to bring up. They were in school but of course wanted to take extra lessons: English, piano and trumpet, etc. Therefore we needed extra income.

Times were tough and we had financial problems, so I was continuously looking for an opportunity that would allow me to pay for my children’s extracurricular activities and other things they wanted and we couldn’t afford.

That’s how I discovered multilevel marketing (MLM). I bought a book by two American writers about MLM. I learned many things about the system and paid special attention to what kind of criteria you should consider before you commit yourself to a MLM company. It should have a strong capital base and sell its own products, and offer excellent quality at an affordable price; moreover, it should have a progressive commission system.

Starting in Autumn 1990 I joined one MLM after another in Hungary. Somehow, though, after reading their success plans and testing their products I was always dissatisfied with something – the quality, the price or the commission system. Oriflame was the 18th MLM I joined. After reading the Oriflame Success Plan and testing the products I knew I’d finally found what I was looking for, that I was in the right place – the best place I’d ever been.

In the meantime, Oriflame has become my job, my hobby, my passion, my life. Plus I still have plenty of plans. Professionally, my short-term goal is to reach Executive Director level in 2006; within three or four years I want to be a Senior Executive. Personally, I want to learn how to swim, and I want to learn English!

 

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Katalin Bodzsárné
Double Diamond Director
Hungary