Soul Craft Your Way to 100K Podcast · Carmen Marshall

SCYWT100K Office Hours - Carmen 10/23/25

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The speaker says, 'I created a presentation called create a life you love.'

1. SCYWT100K Office Hours - Carmen 10/23/25 centers on how Soulcraft students handle network marketing presentations, hotel meetings, and team culture. 2. Carmen speaks with Bruno from Canada, Gabby from Mexico, Katasha, and Claudia from Belgium, and each person matters because they are at different stages of Soulcraft and network marketing. 3. The episode asks how to build a duplicable presentation system that still feels personal, credible, and workable across different countries. 4. Carmen says the 'two most important things' are 'the alchemy of you' and 'your WAP,' and she describes them as the personal-development layer and the framework everything hangs on. 5. Bruno says he is going through 'the five pillars of the leaf' and has already done 'the alchemy of you' and 'the lesson of the WAP.' 6. Gabby says she just finished 'the five ways to present,' and Carmen uses that to connect the module to the episode's questions about presentations. 7. Carmen recommends searching a company name on the forum, then reading other people's Five Pillars threads to build belief and learn by example. 8. She gives USANA as one example and says Katasha's company, 'LEMD,' could start its own thread, possibly with Corey adding to it. 9. Claudia says she is reviewing Soulcraft again from around module two, and Carmen says each review reveals different things. 10. The main practical topic is hotel presentations, and Carmen says the world changed from weekly hotel events twenty-five years ago to a mix of home parties, Zoom, and monthly live meetings. 11. She says she would still suggest 'a hotel presentation once a month' because 'there is a power in bringing everyone together.' 12. Carmen distinguishes between associate-level behavior and guest-level behavior, saying people should not complain about management or prices during a guest presentation. 13. She says training before a hotel meeting matters because it teaches associates how to present themselves and how to support one another's guests. 14. Gabby says she wants a presentation that is 'educational' and 'something do duplicate,' and Carmen answers that she can create her own version instead of copying the corporate one. 15. Carmen says her own presentation, 'create a life you love,' is on livewellinternational.com and that she used the Robert Kiyosaki four quadrants in it. 16. She says the best presentations are shorter, around '35, 40 minutes,' and can run longer only if people are telling stories and asking questions. 17. Bruno says he lost guests at Montreal hotel meetings and did not feel comfortable in that environment, which Carmen treats as a sign that the format did not fit him. 18. Carmen says network marketing leaders do not succeed by following the corporate way alone, and she keeps pushing the idea that people should create a presentation that matches their personality. 19. The tone is coaching-heavy and conversational, with Carmen giving direct answers while the group interrupts, reflects, and compares experiences across countries. 20. People building a small, international network marketing team with mixed-country prospects will get the most from this episode; people wanting a polished, finished pitch may skip it.

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