Norwex - Become a Norwex Consultant - Suzanne Holt, Norwex Independent Consultant
One of the things that people tell me they are always looking for more information on is the Norwex Business Opportunity. Training new Norwex Independent Sales Consultants and helping them become successful is one of my favorite parts (probably my absolute favorite part!) of my job, and I want to make sure that you have all of the information… Read More
What if you could start this school year fully in charge of your schedule, workload, work remotely, with an eco-friendly company that gives the chance to earn your Norwex starter kit for free? It is all possible when you become a Norwex consultant! Norwex has been changing what clean means for over 25 years and has taken 2020 in stride!… Read More
As summer starts to die down, kids might itching for a little more structure and for some summer learning activities! You might be interpretting this through their cries of “I’m bored!” Why does, “I’m bored” seem to be a common phrase throughout the summer? Keeping kids entertained and engaged in this fast-paced world is simply a challenge. The following five summer… Read More
When you own a glass patio table, you know how beautiful it looks when it is crystal clear and clean! You also know how quickly it gets dirty with pollen, bird poop, and dust! It becomes a deterrant to actually using it. But with the EnviroCloth and Window Cloth, you’ll have it sparkling again in no time! Ready for your… Read More
Its a struggle to get kids active and outdoors nowadays! Doesn’t that sound a bit ridiculous? After all, what kid does not want to run around outside? Yet in this world of technology options, often kids are choosing just to stay indoors. When I was growing up, we could either play outside or read a book. While we watched some… Read More
Sometimes the mosquitos seem so bad, you don’t care what it takes to get rid of them, but this year, check out some natural mosquito repellents to protect your health too! We often joke that the mosquito is the true “Minnesota state bird,” and this year they are especially bad. The combination of the late spring and the hot, wet… Read More
