The ZinZino Balance Project

Everything You Need to Explain BalanceOil Written so you can teach this in a kitchen, in ten minutes, without a slide deck. If you can only remember one sentence, make it this one. It is fish oil that has been protected from going rancid, and you can measure whether it is working. That is the whole product. Everything below is detail you can add if somebody asks. Why anybody needs this in the first place Your body cannot make omega-3. It has to come in from outside. Meanwhile omega-6 comes in constantly, mostly through seed oils and anything processed, and most of us are eating a great deal more of it than our grandparents did. Zinzino's whole premise is bringing those two back into a workable balance. Their published guidance is that after 120 days on the oil, most people's ratio sits below 3:1. You do not have to take anyone's word for it, which is the actual point — you test first, take the oil, and test again. Nobody else in the supplement aisle wil...

For the Trainers: How to Actually Use This With Your Clients Written for my son, for his friends who train people for a living, and for my coach — who once told me I would be able to reach people he never could, because of what I have come through. If you train people, you already know the first question and it is not does this work. It is: could this cost my athlete their career. So let us start there, because everything else is downstream of it. I am not a trainer. What I am is the person who sat on the other side of it — the client who was doing everything right and still could not get well. My coach once told me that because of what I have come through, I would be able to reach people he never could. I have thought about that a great deal, and this is my attempt at it. The certification question, answered honestly Anyone competing in a drug-tested federation is held to strict liability. It does not matter how the substance got into them. It does not matte...

Heal First, Lift Second The prayer I finally prayed, after years of doing everything I knew how to do. I prayed with an intensity I had not used in years. Help me be well. Help me help my children. Help me help my family and my friends and other women. Heal first. Lift second. That was the whole shape of it. What it cost to pray that I taught for years while undiagnosed. Then my mind started to break. I was in the emergency room, off and on, because I could not speak English. I missed appointments sitting right there in my calendar. I would look at my own handwriting and not know what it meant. Somewhere in there, I was told that people were tired of hearing about my health. That everyone wanted me to get better. What if I had had cancer? Would anyone have said that to me? If you have been chronically ill, you already know exactly what that felt like, and I am so sorry. Mexico Things came apart fast, and I went to Mexico in a final attempt to find a doctor who...

I Prayed a Very Specific Prayer. Two Days Later My Phone Rang. How I found my way to a company, a team, and a group of women I did not know I was looking for. I want to tell you how this happened, because I still get a little emotional about it, and because I think somebody reading this needs to hear it. A while back I knelt down and said a very sincere prayer. Not a vague one. A specific one. I asked God to help me with my health. I asked Him to help me with my network marketing business. And I asked Him to let me lift other women in the process. That was it. That was the prayer. Two days later Two days later, Andi Thompson and Leah Smith called me. Now, Leah had already been texting me here and there. She had sent me a webinar of a woman named Jordan Schrandt and asked if I would watch it. I did watch it. I am the kind of person who watches the thing. But when the two of them got me on the phone together, something strange happened. I started crying. I need yo...

The Town That Never Got the Word Two riders left Boston the same night. Only one of them started a revolution — and the reason has nothing to do with courage. You know the first half of this story. On the night of April 18, 1775, Paul Revere rode out from Boston to warn that British troops were marching on Lexington and Concord. Here is the part most of us never learned. Revere was not alone. A Boston tanner named William Dawes was sent out the very same night, on the very same errand, by the very same man — Dr. Joseph Warren. Two riders, one message, one night. Revere rode roughly thirteen miles. Dawes rode seventeen, on a slower horse. Both were brave. Both did what they were asked. Both got there. And along Revere's route, the countryside came alive. Along Dawes's route, it stayed asleep. I have been chewing on why for weeks, because I think it is one of the most useful things I have ever read about building anything with other people. First, let's fix...

Your first 120 days — the Zinzino starter checklist Zinzino · starter playbook Your first 120 days What to do, in what order, with a box to tick for each one. Plus what a pay point is actually worth in dollars. Week one · before anything else Set yourself up You cannot sell a before-and-after you have not had yourself. Everything here happens before you talk to a single person. Sign up and log into your back office. Bookmark it on your phone. Choose your kit. Basic, Advanced or Ultimate — ask your upline which fits your budget, and know that Basic and Advanced can be upgraded within six months. Set up your monthly Auto Order. This is what keeps you active. Take your own BalanceTest. Do it the first week — the retest comes 120 days later and you want that story finished as early as possible. Photograph your test result. You will want the before picture in four months. Write down 30 names. Not 10. Family, w...