Circles of life
Luis Chávez emigrated to the United States from Mexico in search of a better life for his family. He had no idea that it would entail tracing circles on the paper.
According to Luis, he was working in construction when he first learned about the Quixtar IBO Compensation Plan.
“Because I couldn't communicate effectively in English at the time, I was unsure of how the firm operated. Although it was my intention to attend meetings regularly, I realised I would miss out on a fantastic opportunity to improve my English!”
His realisation of the enormous potential of a Quixtar firm came some years later, while he was in Mexico and heard the Plan presented in Spanish. “When the IBO started drawing those circles, it quickly dawned on me that this was going to transform my life!
Luis divided his time between his birthplace of Tijuana and San Diego, where he worked, since he believed in it with all of his heart and wanted to share the chance with his family. Luis worked in both cities.
Because of the drive, Luis was only able to get two to three hours of sleep on most days. “It was all worth it,” he recalls now, reflecting on the things that he regarded as difficulties at the time.
Lul, who is also from Tijuana, aspired to a better life - one that was free of a boss and without the constraints of a work. According to her, she has believed in her ability to do great things since she was a young child. "When I learnt about this company, I knew I'd found the solution I was looking for."
A 19-year-old secretary who drove a rattletrap car was not taken seriously by everyone, despite her convictions to the contrary. In retrospect, Lul confesses, "I didn't project a lot of credibility at that stage." She, on the other hand, was not deterred.
The ability to persevere is essential.
In Lulu's opinion, the key to success can be summed up in a single word: persistence. Her tone is matter-of-fact as she states, "You strive for what you want until you get it."
Luis grins and continues, "When I first met Lulu (a downline in his Mexico business), I immediately started working extremely hard on that leg!"
And his efforts were unquestionably fruitful. Not only did Lulu accept his marriage proposal – “It was love at first sight,” she recalls – but she also assisted him in building his business to the point where he was able to retire from his construction job.
The Chávezes are setting their sights even higher now that they have seen what they have been able to accomplish together, including earning Diamond status both here and in Mexico. “We firmly think that, with a Quixtar business, you can do everything you set your mind to,” Luis declares emphatically.
Some of Lulu's greatest pleasures in life are the simplest things, such as spending time at home with her husband, Luis, and their kids, Luis Jr., 2, and their new baby, David. It is wonderful to be able to come here to recover, refocus, and make plans for the future because we travel so often.
The pair claims that their plans for the future include having more children, assisting their families, and keeping in touch with the friends they've made all over the world as a result of their business venture.
The couple has discovered a successful technique to earn an excellent income while also having the time to enjoy it, as Luis describes. What's more, many of the people who previously turned them down are now joining their network of supporters.
Considering that my universe used to be limited to the area between Tijuana and San Diego, I'm just astounded that it has grown to encompass the entire planet.
Luis and Lulu have 5 diamonds in their downline, and they are quite successful.
Downline Diamond
- Luis & Lulu Chavez, Diamond, United States & Mexico, Vision Global
- Francisco & Geovana Bazan, Executive Diamond, United States & Mexico, Vision Global
- Alfredo & Silvia Medina Executive Diamond, United States & Mexico, Vision Global
- Adan & Francisca Ledezma, Diamond, United States, Vision Global
- Ignacio & Dora Alvarez, Diamond, United States & Mexico, Vision Global
- Rafael & Alma Navarro, Diamond, Mexico, Vision Global
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