Flexible Part-Time Business Opportunity

We are currently working with a worldwide company that specialises in the Health & Well Being sector.
We are looking to expand our team and would like to know if you would be interested in earning anywhere between £200-£2000 extra income per month!
The work is flexible and based from home needing only 5 hours a week to spare.
You would be a representative for the brand making the products available to your customer base. You can build your own business further by recruiting your own team of supervisors, and therefore increasing your earning potential:

• Home based business offering high income potential
• Anytime from part time to full time flexible working hours
• Everyone deals directly with the supplier portal
• Truly global opportunity offering access and income from international markets
• Royalty income from developing independent business's
• Chairman’s Bonus
• International travel
• Earned car program
• Personal development and training second to none
• Totally equal opportunity
• A willable business offering long term family security

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This opportunity is suitable for anyone looking to either supplement their existing income, or to create an income per month. This can be either a part-time or a full time opportunity. We are looking for people on our team who are:
*Motivated
*Enthusiastic
*Positive
*Ambitious
*Opportunists
*Self-Motivated
*Experience on people management is desirable, but not essential

The business is not about being a sales representative alone. Our products are brilliant, but they merely underpin the business opportunity. We don't just 'sell aloe', aloe is a by-product of the lifestyle we create. Est in the Uk since 1993:

• Worldwide sales in excess of over $2.6 billion
• Successfully trading in more than 150 countries with
ongoing global expansion plans.
• Cash rich, debt free, more than $1.5 billion in assets
• DSA award winning training and support programme
• UKturnoverinexcessof£40million