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Just a side note:
When I was with (please forgive the cussing) Chem-Dry, (1990-1992) The seminars (more like pep rallies) were $100 a day for the first person from your area and $50 each for the next two (times four days), included was lunch, that was ordered as you arrived in the morning. This price didn’t include breakfast, dinner, snacks, drinks, motel, airfare, taxi, gas, tips or anything else. At the end of this pep rally, you were expected to spend another $500 to $1000 for the new products that would “really make you successful!” These were required to attend every two or three years (I can’t remember) or you lost your franchise. We at Heavensbest have been served better for less. As a person that came from another franchise I feel a need to say, we have it really good. I hope we can comprehend how good we really have it. We at Heavens Best get the oppertunity to attend -vs- have to attend. It will be great.
Lets stop belly aching about the cost of the seminar.. Every penny you spend will be Tax deductible. Besides its only money…
Our son is going to the University Of Central Oklahoma at a investment of 11,500.00 a year. No one is as broke as we are .. ..really!!!!
I like the return HB gives me on a investment of $59.50 (101),cant wait to see the return on $120.00.
I plan on wining and dining my dear wife in Vegas ,we have been there many times and there are plenty of fun things to do .
Invest the money in the seminar and see what the return will be…
I see the seminar as an investment in my business. I fully expect to receive information and knowledge that will pay for the trip many times over. When I worked for others in the corporate world, I sometimes had to attend seminars such as these. The fees may not have been paid by myself but were paid by my employer. Now I am the employer and the employee.
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