09 Mar Changing Brands: First step to create a financial asset.

This is the second in the series of blogs on how Shaklee works – and how it could work for YOU.

So, let’s talk about it.  The financial power of  Changing Brands

In my last blog, I talked about Shaklee as a financial asset . The first step to building this financial asset for me was to redirect the money my family was spending on non-Shaklee products into Shaklee.  My transition to the Shaklee higher quality nutritional products had great results in my family’s health. Over time when I ran out of other nutritional and household products we were already using,  I redirected my spending to  other Shaklee product lines. The Shaklee product list is extensive, so it was easy to switch brands.  Some of the items I ended up switching to included wellness products like our vitamins, antioxidants, herbal products, protein shakes, and snack items.  I was also able to switch household items like cleaning and laundry agents, which fit our desire for green and environmentally friendly products.   I also changed to Shaklee’s  personal care and skin care products, and even baby care and children’s nutrition.   And I found we saved money doing this!

When I switched I also found that Shaklee products had superior options in every single category.  These items were consumable, and have been used by my family now day after day, month after month and year after year. These are products that not only improved our health, but gave us a quick meal or snack on the run, kept our energy up, and long term have kept my husband and I  feeling better and looking younger over the past 26 years. 

So, what would you imagine the cost was? What did we spend initially once we changed brands? By the value of today’s dollar, redirecting our spending from other brands, we spent around $400.00 -$500.00 a month on  Shaklee items. Some of that was upgraded nutritional solutions, but most of it was money we were already spending on other consumables.   So my first step was to take care of my family and use my buying power to position myself for the next level of growth.  This rather small monthly investment in my family’s health  has yielded incredible value over the years. In my next blog I will describe the next step and  what happened when I shared this concept with other families. More to come!