Rosemary

As I approached the task of writing this letter, I wondered why the company decided to include ten hours of community service as one of the qualifications for Double Diamond. From a mercenary angle, I can see that it would be a way to improve the image of the company. It would also increase the awareness of American Longevity and diversify the kinds of people we bring into our downlines. From an altruistic standpoint, I can see this requirement encourages personal growth which can then be projected down through our downlines. The stronger the people, the stronger the company. We become more useful to our downlines as well as to the community. In essence, it takes the focus away from exploiting the community for money to contributing to our communities. For all the reasons I just stated, I believe you have come up with a wonderful program and I thank you. I am choosing to align myself with East Valley Humanitarian Center because they are involved helping local people in need as well as people struggling in third world countries. I have enjoyed preparing dolls for needy children in the valley the Christmas and putting together book bags, hygiene kits, and birthing kits for third world countries. This experience has opened my eyes to the great needs of local people as well as people around the world. I'm very excited to be a small part of bearing other people's burdens.

I thank you for having this program as a part of our Double Diamond program and great American Longevity company.

-- Rosemary
rosemary@mlmmorley.com
Divas 2000 American Longevity Independent International Distributor