NEW Executive Manager – Michigan
Angie Drlik

Following Convention in 2023, I decided I needed to become more serious about my business and began asking more questions than usual. In January 2024, I wanted to incorporate finding a way to bless others every month.  I felt if my focus on growth continued, I’d be able to follow through with those blessings. When I found a new team member fed the homeless, I decided I wanted to contribute to a meal. When the dollar amount needed matched my weekly commission almost to the penny, I knew my purpose was aligning in the right direction. Blessings have presented themselves every month since.

My skill set is working with littles who are nonverbal and have autism;  I have a large bag of techniques to increase communication. L’BRI has challenged me in new ways, exciting a passion to share and teach others, including my team members. I have grown so much internally with confidence many team members have fostered. I am grateful for the support my husband has had; the flexibility of work allows for minimal interference in family events.

I am continuously amazed at the support other consultants demonstrate for each other. L’BRI is a company that values its consultants and offers so many opportunities for growth personally and professionally. I am proud to be a part of a company that demonstrates quality and integrity in every area.

Congratulations Angie!

NEW Executive Manager – Mississippi
Leigh Ann Leslie

Congratulations Leigh Ann!

NEW Supervisor – Wisconsin
Danielle Christian

I have been a frugal girl ever since I discovered a clearance rack. What started as a discount for myself has turned into an addiction and added income. L’BRI has been an unexpected chapter in my life, and I am so glad I took a chance on myself. I am beyond thankful for my team that has now become some of my best friends. The L’BRI community is like no other and I wish everyone could personally experience the impact that my Unicorn Team has had on me.

When I am not helping others with their skincare, I am taking xrays and doing CT scans, or hanging out with my husband. Helping others has always been “my calling” and gives my life so much more meaning.

In the future, I would love to eventually step down to part-time from my Radiologic Technologist job. For now, I am going to roll with the flexibility of my “little side gig” and just bask in this opportunity to spread the aloe love. I am excited to see what comes next!

Congratulations Danielle!

Jackie Cheatham
Montana

Sondra David
Colorado

Karla Demaske
Wisconsin

Nicole Kelly
Minnesota

Michelle Kolash
Wisconsin

Brinda Shea
Wisconsin

Lisa Teti
Ohio