Showing posts with label switzerland. Show all posts
Showing posts with label switzerland. Show all posts

Tuesday, October 14, 2008


Greetings from Switzerland,

We have just held our official opening of Switzerland. The event was in a truly spectacular location. Interlaken is a beautiful resort town in between two large lakes and surrounded by the Alps. With the Autumn colors and the first snows on the tops of the mountains I felt like I was in a postcard.

There were approximately 1300 people in attendance. People had traveled from all over the country to meet together. I was very impressed with the enthusiasm and energy I felt from the group. The leadership is some of the strongest we have in the company. All three of our Double Diamonds were with us and each taught some great business strategies.

The company announced a car program for Europe with BMW and also introduced Bios Life Slim. For all intents and purposes Switzerland has 3 national languages so our packaging includes German, French and Italian. Since Switzerland is at the crossroads of France, Germany and Italy I wouldn't be surprised to find us continuing our expansion in the EU.

All the best,
Stewart

Saturday, April 19, 2008

European Tour



Brent Morrill and I just finished attending some outstanding meetings in Zurich, Switzerland. I flew in from the US this morning after taking a few days for a spring break with the family in Georgia. It is important to take time away but it is always great to be back to work. The events here involved more than 1,000 people from all over Switzerland. The Swiss people are not known for being too enthusiastic but today clearly proved that they can be as passionate about health, fat loss and financial success as anyone. We had President's Club dinner at a restaurant high above the city of Zurich. The view was spectacular and the food was wonderful.


I talked last entry about sharing thoughts on why a systematic approach is so important in your business. I will write more in the future days but for now just take a minute and ponder how well you would do in your journey for success if you didn't have the vision to see your destination.

All the best,
Stewart