WHAT IS IT LIKE TO BE A SEINT ARTIST?

I became an artist with Seint in July 2020. Not only was the entire world in shambles, so was I. I had been loving this makeup for about 3 years and it never once crossed my mind that I should sell it too. Mainly because I was content with my life, why change anything?- up until then.

It's funny because from the outside looking in- I had the best life. I actually had almost everything I had ever wanted. I had a great job, attentive boyfriend, owned my own home, & the most perfect golden retriever.

In reality, while my job had flexible hours and paid well, it was becoming a huge stressor in my life. I felt so defeated by it daily. My boyfriend wasn't actually all that great to say the least. And my golden retriever was dying to have a front porch and yard where she could play with other dogs all day. I was miserable and needed to make a change in my life.

One day this thought just popped into my head "I could be a Seint artist". I couldn't get it out of my head and no matter how many times I told myself "no" I couldn't help but wonder if it was right for me.

Over the years I had gained a lot of respect for this company... I never felt any pressure to buy, never felt any pressure to become an artist, & all of the girls just seemed so nice and genuine.

Well, I decided to join and none of that was a facade. They were exactly who they said they were. No hidden agendas or sneaky fees. Thank goodness 🙏🏼

I learned most about this company when I was able to attend my first in person conference.

In sunny San Diego .☀️ This was my first conference, my first time in San Diego (and California), my first time meeting all of these girls I get to work with, & my first time traveling alone. That's a lot of firsts. This was one of the reasons I had joined in the first place. I needed to get out of my comfort zone. I had been playing it safe for too long and it had actually landed me in a not so safe place.

But now here I was out of my comfort zone and it was exactly where I needed to be and who I needed to be with.

In my hometown of Atlanta it's completely "normal" to go out to bars and get absolutely plastered every weekend. Because you work hard and you deserve it. It's completely normal to flaunt around your designer bags and clothes and spend way too much money on fancy alcoholic beverages and appetizers. Actually, if you do these things you are the "in" crowd.

Don't get me wrong there is nothing wrong with going to a nice restaurant and spending a little too much money one night. Or treating yourself to an expensive piece of clothing or accessory that you have been dying to have. But I think there's a little bit more to life than that. And it wasn't the way I wanted to live my life anymore. I want to be seen for the person that I am, not the things I own or places I frequent. And by the way... who was I anyway?

Well, I had been someone who let others walk all over them. I had been someone who didn't hold boundaries because I was too afraid of losing people. I let people disrespect me and I disrespected myself. I never held myself accountable for things and never did the things I told myself I would.

I had been with these ladies for a few hours and already had a light bulb moment... if I don't act the way I want to be treated then I will never be respected. If I don't hold onto my boundaries and respect myself others will never respect me. They taught me so much and I realized why God had planted that idea that I couldn't get out of my head. Because I needed these ladies.

Becoming a Seint Artist has not given me everything I ever dreamed of and I am still working towards my goals. But it has given me another stream of income, opportunities to explore other fields of work, personal growth, genuine friends, the opportunity for freedom.

You don't need any previous experience (we have so many great trainings). So if you're thinking about becoming a Seint artist then join me on this journey! I'd love to have you. ❤️