Try To Have It All: On the hunt.

Tuesday, 25 August 2009

On the hunt.

A few products have captured my interest - and will be the first batch of products that my family and I will review. One tiny snag is that they're all MLM/wholesale products, so I'll have to jump through some hoops in order to get started.

The products are:

Malaleuca's EcoSense™ Home Conversion Pack - (19 different products);
MaxGXL - promotes the body’s own ability to manufacture and absorb glutathione, the master antioxidant; and
MaxWLX - a weightloss product that focuses on a "communication hormone" called Leptin

I imagine it'll take a week or so for the products to arrive - but we'll definitely keep you posted when we get started!

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She said: "Try to have it all."

At the age of 23 I, like many people in their early twenties, was trying to map out my life. Did I want to focus on my career? My hobbies? Relationships? Family? Should I shoot for a conventional life - or aim for the stars and try to do something extraordinary?

It was overwhelming to know that the choices I would make then would affect the trajectory of my life. And quite typically for the young and unwise, I waited to be pushed in one way or another. I jumped into the big sea of 20-somethings, drifting like plankton - letting the world around me decide my direction, until...

Until one fatefull night, a good friend of mine had invited me out to drinks at a local restaurant with one of her professors. The professor was wildly popular with the students and I was eager to meet her. Jan was amazing. Over the course of the meal I found out that at five years old she had recorded her first gospel album. At 15 she had written her first operetta. She had written books, was considered to be an expert on Latin America and traveled frequently to Cuba with her students. She survived the murder of her husband (in front of her eyes) on a DC sidewalk - and still managed to re-marry and raise two amazing children, who are now very successful and happy men in their own right.

I was in awe. How could she have experienced so much? Accomplished so much? How did she mange to have an amazing career, a happy family, a life filled with passion and time for travel?! I had to know how she did it! I flat out asked her how she'd pulled it off and she simply said: "You have to TRY to have it all. You might not have everything at once - and that's okay. You just have to try."

So here goes. In honor of the advice given to me ten years ago - I'm trying for something more. I have the career, the family, the house, - all of which I'm grateful for - but what I want now is freedom . Freedom to enjoy life, the ability to spend quality time with my family and friends, financial freedom to travel the world and celebrate the spice of life.

So how am I going to achieve this illusive American dream of freedom? The first step I'm taking is to be a smarter consumer. This blog will focus on finding consumer products that make everyday life better, faster, safer and cheaper. In other words: products that have it all!

I am on a hunt for products that not only are effective and eco-friendly, but inexpensive. I want supplements that actually do what the manufacturers claim. I want high-quality at affordable prices.

You are cordially invited to join me and my family on this adventure! Please visit often and chime in when you've got recommendations or words of wisdom to share!

Try To Have It All

Tuesday, 25 August 2009

On the hunt.

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She said: "Try to have it all."

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