A few years ago, I got involved in Tupperware to try earning a little extra money. To be honest, at the time I was not very good at it. I was (and still am) fairly shy, was scared of talking in front of people, even if I did know them, and whatever money I was earning I was spending it on more Tupperware instead of saving what I had earned.
Flash forward almost 2 1/2 years later. I've been without a job for 3 1/2 months. When it started to feel like other companies or businesses wouldn't give me a chance and hire me, I started thinking about doing a home-based business of my own. I looked into a few possibilities, but none of them caught my eye. One day, I got a message from the person who recruited me the first time and asked if I had thought about getting back into Tupperware. I thought it over and talked it over with the person who's been helping me out since I've been here. I decided to give it another try.
This time so far, I'm using my time a lot more wisely. I'm still nervous to talk in front of groups of people, but trying not to let that detour me. I've been spending time doing online training, reading about the different products offered so that if someone asks me a question about it, I can give them an answer and not always have to ask another consultant about it.
Okay, now some reasons why I've decided to get involved in Tupperware.
I figured while I am looking for a full-time job, I might as well start working on an income from home to get me going while I wait. Someday, I hope to be my own boss and not have to work for someone else the rest of my life. This way, I can set my own schedule and take off when I want to and not have to ask permission from my boss. Once I have a full-time job and until I've earned enough to go out on my own, I want to be able to put my Tupperware earnings into savings. Or use it to put towards paying off debts. Or use what I've saved in the future to take trips to see my family. Living where I do, almost anywhere I would drive for work (once I have a full-time job), I will have to fight traffic everyday to and from work. It will take me on average 45 minutes (or more) to get to work and home. Working for myself doing Tupperware, I could save a lot on gas money. I believe in Tupperware. It is a company that has been around for over 65 years. I feel the product is durable, long lasting, and classic. My grandma has some Tupperware tumblers/cups that she's had since probably the late 70's or early 80's. I know if I go to her house, they will be sitting in her cabinet. My mom has several Tupperware pieces. One I remember most when I was growing up was a big orange bowl she has. I used to sit on the back deck snapping the ends off green beans and putting them into this bowl. She has had this bowl for at least 25 years or more.
If you are interested in supporting me in the future, or just want to check out Tupperware, go to my site: my.tupperware.com/abbyheiman
