The Sharon Ludders Story

In 1987, Sharon Ludders was a single parent with two children. She worked long days as a registered dental hygienist with no retirement or pension plan after practicing for more than twenty years. Sharon didn’t want to consider the prospect of practicing dental hygiene beyond retirement just to make ends meet.

About that time she was introduced to our products through a friend, Randy Anderson. They knew each other from a previous Network Marketing opportunity, and Randy asked for her professional opinion about the company’s products. He sent her one large box of product and support material, which she left untouched in her garage for a year.

With three failed attempts at Network Marketing under her belt and a long list of excuses, Sharon was leery of getting involved again. But she took a chance and bought $300 worth of products, showed it to the dentist she worked with, and started recommending it to patients. She was out of product in three days. Ten days later when the patients who had tried the product returned, Sharon saw incredible results.

In her first year, Sharon rose through the compensation plan at lightening speed with the help of Randy Anderson. She introduced oral health products to dental professionals throughout the Sacramento and Northern California area. After only six months in the business, Sharon was making an extra $500 a month and bought her first BMW. After three years— although her part-time income more than exceeded her full-time salary, and because she loved her work — Sharon cut her workweek back to two days a week. And, after eight years, Sharon chose to retire from dental hygiene and turned her part-time business into a full-time career.

Today, Sharon has been living financially free for more than 15 years. She continues to build her business, “My vision includes supporting people in bringing some joy, fulfillment, adventure, and peace into their lives because they now have financial security. It is so rewarding, because those are things that are missing in so many people’s lives.”

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