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Building their Amway business together has enhanced
the lives of Botswana's Doreen and Mmetla Masire in
many ways.
"As we get to spend time together, our relationship
has become closer and we're more understanding.
We have also met people from different backgrounds
who have enriched our lives tremendously," says
obstetrician and gynaecologist, Doreen.
Both she and Mmetla, an electrical & electronics
engineer, work fulltime in their respective professions in
Gaborone and build their Amway business part time.
"In May 2006, a colleague, who has since become
a great friend and mentor, suggested Amway as
something that would allow me to spend more time
with my family. My husband joined me a year later,
having seen my determination and commitment and
that the system really works," says Doreen.
The Masires attribute their success as Independent
Business Operators to "consistent commitment, even when things are not going so well and great support
from our 11-year-old twin sons, Ame & Tumo and our
team mates.
"This is a truly amazing opportunity, open to anyone,
regardless of background, provided they are willing to
work and learn.
The most compelling reason for us to build this
business is to overcome our time bankruptcy. We
would like to replace both our full-time incomes in
the next two years to allow us to do the things that
matter, like spend more time with friends and family, as
well as do meaningful work," say the Masires.
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Born and bred Namibians, Maryna and Marius Hough,
dream of being free to take to the road and sleep
under the stars whenever and for as long as they want!
The Houghs believe that building their Amway
business together is bringing them ever closer to
realising their dream.
"When the mother of a best friend of our son,
Michael, 21,invited us to join the organisation in 2005,
Maryna was a full-time secretary for an orthopedic
surgeon and Marius was self employed in the office
equipment business.
Our constantly-growing business has enabled Maryna
to resign from her job and achieve her goal of being
a full time mom to four-year-old Minette and moved
Marius to seriously considering early retirement.
Being a successful Independent Business Operator is thanks to Network 21, the team work and spirit
of members, and our relentless pursuit of our jointly
visualised dreams to be financially free, be full time
parents and go Emerald by the end of 2009.
We'd like to help others achieve their dreams, just
as we believe we'll soon be free to take to Namibia's
roads and enjoy our beautiful landscape, whenever
and for as long as we want."
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