Part-Time, Full-Time… But Not ‘Some-Time’
Building Your Thermomix Business with Consistency
One of the best things about being a Thermomix Advisor is the flexibility—it can fit around your life, whether you want to do it part-time, full-time, or as a side hustle. But there’s one thing that doesn’t work: doing it some-time; we need to be consistent.
We’ve all been there—one week, we’re fired up, talking to potential customers, booking demos, sharing our passion. The next week? Life happens, and suddenly, the business takes a back seat. Before we know it, another week passes, and we feel like we’re starting all over again.
The truth is, success in this business isn’t about doing a lot in one go; it’s about doing something consistently. A single action each day—however small—keeps you moving forward. It shifts your mindset from hobby to habit, from habit to natural, and from natural to business.
The Power of One Small Action a Day
Think of it like cooking a meal. If you only cooked once in a while, you’d feel a bit rusty every time. But if you cook a little every day, it becomes second nature—you know your ingredients, your go-to recipes, and how to adapt when something changes.
Your Thermomix business is the same. Small daily actions build momentum, confidence, and opportunities. When you show up regularly, people start to notice. They remember you when they’re ready to buy, they trust you, and they see you as someone who genuinely loves what they do.
So, where do you start? Here are five simple things you can do daily to shift from some-time to all the time (without it taking over your life).
5 Simple Actions to Build Consistency
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Talk to One Person About Thermomix
Whether it’s a friend, a colleague, a fellow school parent, or someone at a café—bring up Thermomix in a natural way. Share a recent recipe you’ve made, a time-saving tip, or just ask if they’ve heard of it before. -
Share One Thing on Social Media
Post a photo, a quick tip, or a short video. It doesn’t have to be perfect—just be you. Consistency is more important than perfection. People don’t buy from a brand; they buy from people they know, like, and trust. -
Follow Up with One Potential Customer
If someone showed interest but hasn’t booked a demo yet, send a quick message. A simple “Hey, I was thinking of you—have you had any more thoughts about seeing the Thermomix in action?” can be all it takes. -
Engage with One Existing Customer
Check in with someone who has already bought a Thermomix. Ask how they’re getting on, share a new recipe, or offer a quick tip. Happy customers become your best advocates! -
Take One Step Towards a Booking
Think about an event or demo you can host. It could be a casual coffee morning, an online session, or inviting a few friends over. Even just asking someone if they’d like to attend is a step in the right direction.
Success is Built Daily, Not in Bursts
You don’t have to spend hours every day on your business. Just one action a day adds up—before you know it, you’re no longer just “doing Thermomix when you have time.” You’re running a business that fits around your life and goals.
So, which of these five actions will you do today? Let’s build this together—one step at a time!
