Franziska Horn
At the end of June, I found out that I had qualified for my very first Success Trip, and in that moment a huge weight fell off my shoulders. I cried out of joy, relief, and pride. All those years of work, all the doubts, all the questions like “Do I really deserve this?” and suddenly it was clear: Yes, I deserve it.
In Montenegro, I experienced something that moved me deeply. This company is bigger, warmer, and more family oriented than you could ever imagine. The corporate team knows your name, your story, even when you feel like just a small fish in a big ocean. This appreciation is real.
My most powerful moment was walking into a meeting where an entire hall of people was waiting just to celebrate us for qualifying for our very first Success Trip. The applause, the tears, the energy… it was pure magic. A moment in which I understood that this is community and this is leadership.
The trip taught me an important truth: for me, success is simple. Not easy, but simple. It is about people, relationships, and honest conversations. Not perfection or fancy strategies, but consistency, teamwork, and the basics every single day.
Mentally the hardest part on the way to qualifying was the monthly uncertainty. That inner voice whispering, “Can you really do this? Is it enough? Do you deserve it?” But it was exactly in those phases that I grew. Through discipline, persistence, and showing up even when tired, even in doubt, even when belief was only a tiny spark.
My biggest lesson: Do not complicate things. Let go of what does not serve you and take responsibility every single day.
What I want to say to everyone aiming to qualify for the 2026 Success Trip: Picture yourself having already achieved it. How does it feel? Who do you call first? Who do you take with you as your guest? Hold onto that feeling and work the basics every day.
I returned home full of energy, hugged my children tightly, and made a clear decision: I will walk my path as a mentor without distractions, without detours. Simple, focused, and with heart.
The India pre-marketing guidelines can be found in the ‘downloads’ section in the reputation corner.
And the direct link to the document:
https://www.nuskin.com/content/dam/eu-library/compliance-corner/premarketing/INDIA-PREMARKETING_EN.pdf
*Generating sales compensation as a Brand Affiliate requires considerable time, effort and dedication. Success will also depend upon your skills, talents and leadership abilities. This is not a get rich quick program. There is no guarantee of financial success and results will vary widely among participants. A complete summary of earnings at each level in the Sales Performance Plan can be found at www.nuskin.com."
*Nu Skin is a for-profit distributor of nutritional and skin care products and is traded on the New York Stock Exchange (NUS). Nourish the Children is an initiative of Nu Skin and is registered in some states as a commercial co-venture. The initiative enables Nu Skin’s sales force and customers to purchase VitaMeal from Nu Skin and donate it to charitable organizations to help solve the complex world problem of feeding malnourished children. The price of VitaMeal includes the cost of manufacturing, general overhead, distribution and sales. As is the case with other Nu Skin products, our sales force receive compensation and Nu Skin earns a profit margin from the sale of VitaMeal.
