From Concerned Mother to Network Marketing Success

In this episode, Tonya Gossage interviews Ferna Majewicz, who shares her journey from being a concerned mother seeking safe cleaning products to becoming a successful network marketer with Shackley. Ferna discusses the challenges she faced, including skepticism from family and the learning curve of network marketing, while emphasizing the importance of connections and perseverance in building her business over 43 years. In this conversation, Ferna Majewicz shares her extensive experience in network marketing, discussing the evolution of networking from in-person meetings to virtual communities. She emphasizes the importance of building relationships, listening to others, and helping them solve problems as key components of success in business. Ferna also highlights the legacy aspect of her work with Shackley, illustrating how network marketing can be a generational business that continues to support communities over time.

 

Gossage Consulting Website:   https://www.gossageconsulting.com/

How to Delegate, Automate & Elevate Your Brand Authority:  https://chaostoclarity.gossageconsulting.com/

 

Connect with Ferna:

https://us.shaklee.com/en_US/ferna/storefront

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ferna.majewicz

 

Takeaways

• The podcast focuses on influence, growth, and networking.
• Ferna's journey began with a concern for safe products for her children.
• She discovered Shackley products through a friend's introduction.
• Basic H cleaning product had a significant impact on her household.
• Ferna transitioned into network marketing to connect with others.
• Family skepticism is a common challenge in network marketing.
• Building a business takes time and perseverance.
• Ferna has been in the business for 43 years, supplementing her retirement income.
• The importance of adapting to new technologies and products over time.
• Ferna emphasizes the joy of being an active grandmother. Ferna's journey in network marketing began with limited understanding.
• In-person networking has evolved into virtual communities.
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