A message from Sean Brown, President of Mialisia Jewelry. In this video, he talks about the company and the benefits of joining.
Sean talks about his wife, Annelise and how she has spent the last three months designing jewelry. The audience was even able to see her work. I was impressed with several pieces, and am ready to show them off!
Sean also discusses how most companies start out from the basement and hire as they can afford it. While that is often the American Dream, there is also room for mistakes. What Mialisia is able to do is hire people who have the experience and expertise to help them avoid those mistakes. Mialisia can do that because they are well capitalized (they can afford it) and have excellent investors.
In this video, you can also see the audience- well over a hundred people.
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Thursday, May 30, 2013
Wednesday, May 29, 2013
From Blingtime to Mialisia
Three years ago, Annelise Brown created Blingtime (the old line). It was hard work, full of trials, and not enough money to go around- but it was worth it.
The Idea
Annelise loved Jewelry, the only problem was she had too many to pieces and not enough outfits to wear them with. Then, one of her friends asked if she would share a boutique with her. Annelise decided it was a good idea to join in, but she needed to create the jewelry.
One night, when she couldn't fall asleep, the idea came to her. Instead of just one hook, why not two ("Why no one else thought of this, I don't know," said Annelise during the Historic meeting at Thanksgiving Point.) She spent the entire night working on her new project. When she went to the boutiqe with her friend, she sold nearly all of the jewelry she had made by hand- making 2,000 dollars. When she came home and told her husband this, they knew Annelise was onto something.
Getting Started
Starting a business can be one of the most difficult things; but Annelise and Sean knew if they kept at it, they could change the way women look at jewelry.
After accumulating many blisters on her fingers, Annelise decided to hire women to put together the jewelry.
The Idea
Annelise loved Jewelry, the only problem was she had too many to pieces and not enough outfits to wear them with. Then, one of her friends asked if she would share a boutique with her. Annelise decided it was a good idea to join in, but she needed to create the jewelry.
One night, when she couldn't fall asleep, the idea came to her. Instead of just one hook, why not two ("Why no one else thought of this, I don't know," said Annelise during the Historic meeting at Thanksgiving Point.) She spent the entire night working on her new project. When she went to the boutiqe with her friend, she sold nearly all of the jewelry she had made by hand- making 2,000 dollars. When she came home and told her husband this, they knew Annelise was onto something.
Getting Started
Starting a business can be one of the most difficult things; but Annelise and Sean knew if they kept at it, they could change the way women look at jewelry.
After accumulating many blisters on her fingers, Annelise decided to hire women to put together the jewelry.
It took off from there! But that doesn't necessarily mean that the dough started rolling in. Annalise and Sean decided they wanted to make Blingtime even bigger!
Trying things out
Sean and Annelise tried several things to get their business going. They tried retail, and kiosks (like te ones you see in the mall) but they found it lacked the personal touch the jewelry needed.
Then Mialisia jewelry and home parties was born! They found that the personal touch would be able to sell the jewelry- Home Parties. They found investors in Utah, and it took off from there! They asked Trish and Dave Nabrotzky to take over Blingtime so they could get started on Mialisia.
How you can join
Want to know how you can catch this wave? Email Me at mialisiadesignblt@gmail.com to find out more! You could also fill out the application and email it to me as well.
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