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1 Your Premier Family is GROWING! HS Retail Profit Barbara Mcgowan FL 6 $3,203 $1,579 Nina Vatter FL 4 $3,025 $1,506 Corinne Gray OH 5 $2,707 $1,135 Carole Johnston RI 4 $2,591 $1,266 Caryn Jacobs NY 5 $2,422 $1,121 Donna Elliott FL 3 $2,316 $1,063 Katherine Minta FL 6 $2,283 $966 Lu Ann Watson FL 6 $2,271 $959 Susan Carey FL 4 $2,175 $1,032 Shirley Downes FL 2 $1,943 $948 Elaine Jennings FL 1 $1,593 $700 Sarah Bishop FL 3 $1,462 $530 Joy Stubbs FL 3 $1,384 $588 Linda Baxter FL 3 $1,377 $582 Christy Preo FL 2 $1,298 $589 Amanda Mason FL 3 $1,260 $555 Gwinnell Brant FL 2 $1,259 $618 Susan Lare FL 2 $1,240 $596 Julie Dodge FL 1 $1,238 $587 Kristin Levy FL 4 $1,229 $576 Kate Haywood NY 3 $1,217 $609 Marilyn Walker FL 2 $1,178 $486 Crystal Gates CO 1 $1,125 $552 Jamie Smith CO 5 $1,118 $539 Danika Porter CO 4 $1,048 $355 Gloria Montalvo FL 5 $1,041 $469 Tami Eakles FL 2 $1,029 $500 Sara Zukoski NY 3 $1,003 $458 Iris Shirley FL 2 $990 $411 Kathleen Blakeney FL 2 $942 $374 Amy Turner (FL) Sponsored by Kim Cruz (FL) Sponsored by Sarah & John Bishop Londa Duncan (FL) Sponsored by Sarah & John Bishop Jocelyn Anderson (FL) Sponsored by Sarah & John Bishop Nawal Noun (FL) Sponsored by Joy Stubbs Melissa Weihmeir (FL) Sponsored by Joy Stubbs Jennifer Deville (NY) Sponsored by Kate Haywood Nicole Boschetto (OH) Sponsored by Eileen & Ray Krause Christina Edwards (FL) Sponsored by Annette Lowman Amarillis Olivio (FL) Sponsored by Tee Thomas Sharon Collins (FL) Sponsored by Marilyn Walker Ashley Yawn (FL) Sponsored by Charlsie Hill Lisa Zolinski (FL) Sponsored by Charlsie Hill

2 Garavuso Premier Family Stats 183 Jewelers currently in our st Level 54 2 nd Level 86 3 rd Level $60,198 Retail / 122 Home Shows / $493 HS Avg 13 New Jewelers / 3 Diamond Designers / 10 Designers / 4 Builders When you enrich the lives of others, your life becomes enriched! Leader Dinner August 30th Home of 6:30pm New Jeweler Orientation September 4th 3:45pm 6pm Home of Cori & Mike Garavuso Please RSVP Garavuso@comcast.net The training you receive as a New Jeweler is crucial to your success.. It is recommended you attend as soon as possible Fall Round-Ups! Sept 9 & 10 SOUTH FLORIDA With Andy Horner! Sept 17th NEW YORK With Penny Lacey! Sept 24th TAMPA FL With Gayla Ungerer! Sept 30 & Oct 1st TAVARES FL With Joni Brummel! Oct 1st NY Area With Julie Colburn BE SURE TO VISIT OUR Premier Family Website for Newsletters, Training Handouts & Local Training Dates and Locations SERVINGOURPREMIERFAMILY.COM username: serving password: bydesign DIVA Premier Training Sept 13 6:30-9pm Spirit Of Joy Church 1801 Rouse Road - Orl SPECIAL GUEST!! MARIE JOHNSON Of Stein Mart She will be dazzling us all with the latest Fall Fashion combined with our Fabulous jewelry! She will be talking the FIRST part of the training.. SO DON T BE LATE! PLEASE NOTE Cost $5 EACH Per Jeweler & Guests Spouses are FREE! SEE YOU THERE!

3 Nancy Dominguez Stephanie Kuhn Cheryl Brown Mary Bradbury Samantha Bunn Florene Bambino Jo Idsa Munoz Jennifer Barbati Joan Sepiol Arlene Smith Joy Stubbs Loiselle Hayes Kimberly Boucherle Elizabeth Calderon Samara Loschiavo Danika Porter Kim Flatt Jewelers who ROCKED with 4 or more Shows! Barbara McGowan FL 6 Katie Minta FL 6 Lu Ann Watson FL 6 Sarah Bishop FL 5 Corinne Gray OH 5 Caryn Jacobs NY 5 Gloria Montalvo FL 5 Jamie Smith CO 5 Joy Stubbs FL 5 Susan Carey FL 4 Carole Johnston RI 4 Kristin Levy FL 4 Danika Porter CO 4 Nina Vatter FL 4 September Premier Anniversaries Lola Corbett Sandra Dwyer Magdalena Ramirez Julie Chardavoyne Sandy Katter Myrtha Robles Elizabeth Calderon Colleen Tracz Julie Gutierrez Millie Gomez Mary Bradbury Paige Myers Maria Mendoza Angela Moten Mara Rodriguez Nelly Calderon Alison Clements Victoria Palmer Jenna Rodriguez Sandee Schantini Tis The Season! Beginning September 1st, All of your booking activities, table displays, invitations, and mailings should reflect the Holiday Season!

4 Eat The Frog First If I had to guess, I would bet that at least once in years past, come January 1, you've resolved to lose weight, be more organized, spend less and save more, find a better job, or simply be a better person. Yes, people love to make New Year resolutions. Perhaps more than that, people love to break them. "People often give up on their resolutions after the first setback. They get frustrated that they messed up," says Karyn Beach, success coach and founder of "What most people don't realize is that messing up is part of the process. Things happen. The key is to stop beating yourself up about it and get back on track as soon as possible." Libbe HaLevey, a business coach, says she advises workers not to make New Year's resolutions because "resolution" makes it sound like the issue is quickly taken care of. As a result, people get excited to make a change without understanding how long it will take to truly institute. When results don't come quickly, people get discouraged and give up before the end of January, she says. Instead, HaLevey prefers to have people make goals they wish to achieve by the end of the year and strategize the steps they'll need to take to get there. "Steady progress is made and the stated goal has an excellent chance to be achieved, HaLevey says. Ultimately, everyone wants to achieve their aspirations in the New Year and make a positive change in some aspect of their lives. With the current dismal state of our economy, perhaps one of the most important areas people should look to make a change this New Year is professionally. "Resolutions don't have to always be personal. In fact, having resolutions that pertain to your career is a great idea," Beach says. "The kinds of things you want for yourself at home -- be more organized, use time more effectively, eat healthier -- will work equally well in the workplace." Beach offers the following tips that to stay on track in the New Year: 1. Eat the frog "Mark Twain said if you eat a frog first thing in the morning that will probably be the worst thing you do all day. So, start your day by tackling an important task, especially if it is a task you aren't crazy about." 2. Concrastinate "If procrastinating means putting things off, concrastinate should be doing things immediately. Work in 15 minute increments. If there is a task you don't like, set a timer and do it for 15 minutes. At the end of 15 minutes, you will be amazed at how much you've accomplished. At that point, either stop or if you have built up some momentum, keep going." 3. Nix the multi-tasking "We pride ourselves on being able to do two, three or four things at once, and that is fine if the activities are fairly simple, like stuffing envelopes while on a conference call or eating lunch while reading . But if at least one of the tasks is more complicated, like putting together a PowerPoint or writing a report, then it deserves your full attention. Set aside a period of time that you can devote to that one tasks. You will make fewer mistakes and get more done in less time." 4. Buddy up "If your resolution is to do something simple like eat lunch away from your desk or go for a walk on your break or keep your desk clean, make a pact with a co-worker who has a similar goal. Support each other in keeping your resolutions." 5. Plan it "A few minutes of planning can save you hours of time. Either first thing in the morning or at the end of the day, take a few minutes to plan. It doesn't have to be a long formal process, just jot down the things you want to do that day (or the next if you do this at the end of the day)." ~ Rachel Zupek is a writer and blogger for CareerBuilder.com. She researches and writes about job search strategy, career management, hiring trends and workplace issues. - Taken from Greg & Melissa Terrell s Newsletter - Diamond Executive Directors, TX

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