Tips From Top Le-Vel Promoter, Kindra Morse

What’s a Promoter’s secret of success? What does it take to make it to the top?

In parts one and two, we asked Promoters Jaime Peca and Blair Critch to share their life, their home, and their secret to success.

In part three, we’ve asked Kindra Morse the same question: What’s the secret of your success?

Everyone’s story is a little bit different, but we think you’ll notice a few common themes…

Vision. Drive. Tenacity. Faith. Family.

In this post, top Promoter, Kindra Morse, shares her life, her home and her secret of success. Take notes! Then, stay tuned for two other Promoters’ secrets in upcoming weeks.

Promoter Kindra Morse acknowledges that success takes sacrifice, but if she can do it, so can you!

I remember being on calls and hearing people talk about how they had all different backgrounds, all different walks of life, but they all loved the product and talked about why they loved it.

I just shared my experience and I gave people free accounts. I used pre-recorded calls, three-way calls and I hit 12K, 40K, 80K, and 200K in six months. You hear that so many times and you start to think, “Well, if all these people can do this, why can’t I?”

I grew up in Moses Lake, Washington, a small town. I lost my dad when I was 13. When I was 12 he attempted suicide and then when I was 13, he passed. I grew up really fast and saw my mom struggle. Obviously, when you become a single mom involuntarily, it’s a lot. I’ve always worked hard and had multiple jobs, but by seeing my mom fight so hard to just be able to put a roof over our heads and food on the table, I knew there had to be a better way–a different way.

I was thinking about Le-Vel’s business opportunity long before my order came but, I had to see and experience it for myself. I wanted to promote something that I believed in, loved and consumed every day. I couldn’t promote something that I didn’t believe in.

My husband and I both started the same day and felt it within 40 minutes. We felt different, like something was going on but we weren’t really sure what it was. Instead of taking a nap when my baby does, I wanted to do things around the house. Then on Day 10, I stepped on the scale and saw that I lost 5 pounds. I was so excited! I took a picture of it, posted on Facebook, and decided that I wanted to share this.

Paul Gravette was talking about, “If you get four people to order—” I thought, “I don’t know four people who will order. Mm-mm, I don’t think I can do that.” Then he said, when you have $800 in sales you’re going to get $660 cash and bonuses. All of a sudden I’m like “Wait, how much did you say? Okay, maybe I could get four people.”

Top Le-Vel Promoter, Kindra Morse

Three to four weeks into being a Promoter and I heard Chris Collins share that his non-supportive spouse basically gave him an ultimatum. He had a vision for his family and he started building the business relentlessly. She said, “It’s me or this business.” He shared that he chose the business, because he had a vision for himself and his daughter. He pursued it with everything he had to eventually hit million a month in sales. He went on to become a Le-Vel Millionaire Award Recipient, and all I could think was, “Oh my gosh, I’m letting smaller things than that stop me!”

I have a husband who’s asking “Do you have another call to do?” Yes! I had to have a vision for myself, so my response became “Yes, I have another call. I’m on a mission.” Is that non-supportive spouse providing you with the life that you and your children deserve? Why are you waiting for them to do it for you when you can do it for yourself?

I’m a homebody, I love being home, in my yoga pants and workout gear even though I don’t really work out that much. I love that I get to be home with my kids, that in a minute I’ll go put Berkeley down for a nap, and I’m working wherever I have cellphone service and I’m helping people see that anything is possible if you see it. I am helping people chase their dreams on the internet in a way.

When I started promoting for Le-Vel, I had a Jetta and nothing worked. But now, everyday, I get in my car and think, “Okay, I’m going to pull in and work really hard, because I always want to be able to drive this kind of car.” A lot more is possible than I thought. We now have a huge house, horses, a big barn and pasture on 50 acres. It took hard work, but it’s worth it.

Heston came home from school with a project, you know those things that say, my mom loves this, my mom… whatever. It said: My mom’s favorite thing to eat is THRIVE. My mom’s hobbies are working. My mom spends time always working, she’s always working. A lot of people are afraid of that and it’s why they don’t do this. They don’t do what’s necessary to really have life-changing success because it takes sacrifice. Like Mauria Dillard says, you have to sacrifice some in the short term if you have a vision of what’s possible in the long term.

I love the analogy of getting an airplane off the ground. Getting an airplane off the ground is a lot of work. Once it’s up in the air, it’s not a lot of work, but if you never make it to the end of the runway and you stop, you go right back to zero and you have to go all the way back to the beginning of the runway to start all over again. It’s just like the THRIVE Experience. I tell people all the time, if you take this correctly for long enough, you’re going to love it and will thank me.

For me, it’s having the room and the space to live the lifestyle we wanted to live, and to live it comfortably, without feeling the financial stress. Heston would be sick and I would need to stay home with him because he was sick. I would have my boss calling me halfway through the day, “Is he any better?” Still not better. I just wanted to be able to own my time and it wasn’t. So I am so passionate about helping — especially moms — be independent, self sufficient, and give their children the life and future they deserve.

We all have fears, doubts and feelings that we’re not enough, but at the same time there’s a bigger part of me that feels like anything is possible if you see it and believe it and work to achieve it. I like to help people see that in themselves. There’s no doubt in my mind that if I can do this, you can do this. There is nothing extraordinary about me that makes me more able to do this than the next person. I really love helping people believe.

Are you inspired? See you at the top, THRIVERS!