New 20/20 Club member Brandy Lynn Whiteman is originally from a small town in McCurtain County, OK. When she joined PlanNet Marketing, she lived in Houston, TX but relocated to Macon, GA shortly after Hurricane Harvey. Her interests include spending time with her family, her husband, their five children, and their three gorgeous grandbabies. Brandy loves to travel, loves making crafts and creating fun projects, karaoke, and nature photography.
“I have always traveled since I was young,” Brandy tells us, “I have been to 39 out of 50 states and Mexico. Since joining this business my travel has increased to double what I was able to do in the past. In 2018 I’m planning my first of several cruises, as well as a family trip to Disney.
“I have achieved success because I have an amazing support system between my mentor, my coaches, and my sponsor - as well as my husband always being there to listen, game plan, and sometimes tell me exactly what I don’t want to hear. I am coachable. I plug in to my team and the system. I serve every chance I get. I personally develop daily. I pay attention to our product. I am mostly high tech but also use high touch. I listen to my up-line leaders and even though they push me outside of my comfort zone, I do what is asked of me - even though I’m scared.
“I work with my team and build relationships while listening to their needs so we can work on their plan to achieve their goals. I stay consistent and never stop reaching for my goals and the goals of my team. These are things that I believe contribute to my success so far. And I truly believe that if everyone does these things, they will duplicate throughout their team and they will succeed.
“A fun fact about me is that before joining this business, I have owned traditional businesses since I was 19 years old. I owned several tire and mechanic shops, a resale business, and the last venture was a dog grooming business where I was a creative groomer…which means I dyed and groomed dogs in fun shapes and colors and actually competed in creative grooming contests.”
