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(Data Processor & Homemaker, Mumbai, Maharashtra)
 
(Data Processor & Homemaker, Mumbai, Maharashtra)
  
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==Upline==
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*[[Bill & Peggy Britt]] 2004 40 FAA 100+ [[Founders Crown Ambassador]]
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**[[Gala, Kanti & Hemi]] 2009 [[Double Diamond]]
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***[[Gala, Kanti & Lata]] 2009 [[Double Diamond]]
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==Downline==
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*[[Shah, Raj & Sangita]], [[Double Diamond]] 2009,
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**[[Samaratunga, Tissa & Maithree]], [[Founders EDC]] 2007
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***[[Shenoy, Ganesh & Neha ]], [[Founders EDC]] 2009
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****[[Jyotiprakash, Rashmi & Smita]], [[Diamond]]
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**[[Sajid & sarvat sayyad]], [[Emerald]]
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***[[Rastogi, Chetan & Vineeta]], [[Diamond]]
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****[[Sanjay & Saroj Shelar]], [[Founders Diamond]], 2009, [[India]], [[Winners International]]
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****[[Satish Reddy]], [[Emerald]
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*****[[Kakani, Chak & Uma]], [[Founders Diamond]]
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*****[[Suryakumari & Varaprasad Pillarisetti]], [[Diamond]], [[India]]
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***[[Firdosh & Nilofer Sethna]], [[Emerald]]
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****[[Ganguly, Siddharth & Chakravarty, Ruplekha]], [[Diamond]], 2009,
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**[[Soni, Nitin & Parul]], [[Diamond]] 2007, [[BWW]]
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***[[Harbhajan Singh & Mohinder Braich]], [[Founders Council]], [[Founders Triple Diamond]], 2009, [[India]], [[BWW]]
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****[[Surjit & Surinder Waraich]], [[Diamond]], [[India]], [[Winners International]]
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*****[[Jagjit Singh & Surinder Kaur Malhotra]], [[Diamond]], [[India]], [[Winners International]]
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******[[Bimal & Vinita Jain]], [[Diamond]], 2009, [[India]], [[BWW]]
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*******[[Satinder Pal Singh & Parminder Kaur Taggar]], [[Diamond]], 2008, [[India]], [[BWW]]
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******[[Davinder Jeet Kaur & M. P. Singh]], [[Founders EDC]], 2010, [[India]], [[Winners International]]
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*******[[Boparai, Ravi & Ranju]], [[Diamond]], 2009, [[India]], [[Winners International]]
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*******[[Jagtar Singh & Davinder Kaur Pannu]], [[Diamond]], 2009, [[India]], [[Winners International]]
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****[[Rajpal Singh & Navjot Kaur Bawa]], [[Diamond]] 2007, [[India]], [[BWW]]
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*****[[Surjit Singh & Harwinder Kaur Gulati]], [[Diamond]] 2007, [[India]], [[BWW]]
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****[[Kuldip Singh & Satwinder Kaur Saini]], [[Diamond]] 2009, [[India]], [[BWW]]
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*****[[Nandlal & Sneha Bhagat]], [[Diamond]] 2010, [[India]], [[BWW]]
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*[[Vemu, Srinivas & Sheela]], [[Diamond]]2006, [[United States]]
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**[[Ravi Prakash & Manjusha ]], [[Diamond]] 2004, [[India]]
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***[[Manish Kumar & Dimple Khaptawala]], [[Diamond]]2010, [[India]]
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***[[Pravin & Menaxi Patelia]], [[Diamond]]2009, [[India]]
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*[[Dr.Girish & Dr.Purnima Desai]], [[Emerald]], [[United States]]
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**[[Mukesh & Kokila Patel]], [[Diamond]] 2004, [[India]]
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*[[Suresh, Partha & Sandhya]], [[Diamond]] 2009, [[United States]]
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== Sucess Story ==
  
 
I came to America with a lot of dreams; dreams of a nice car, a nice house," says Kulin Desai, "but they turned into nightmares. Kulin left India in 1977 and soon found work as a clerk for a large bank in New York. Eventually, following the Indian custom of arranged marriages, he married Mina, the daughter of a family friend in Bombay. "We felt we could get along, and love came later," says Kulin. Kulin eventually achieved his version of the American Dream, working his way up to Vice President of Data Processing at the bank. This gave him all the money he wanted, but it left him no time to enjoy it and no time for his two children, Kavan and Mona. He was putting in 80-hour weeks, but had little job security, and no opportunity for further advancement. "I came to a free country only to become a slave to my career," he says.  
 
I came to America with a lot of dreams; dreams of a nice car, a nice house," says Kulin Desai, "but they turned into nightmares. Kulin left India in 1977 and soon found work as a clerk for a large bank in New York. Eventually, following the Indian custom of arranged marriages, he married Mina, the daughter of a family friend in Bombay. "We felt we could get along, and love came later," says Kulin. Kulin eventually achieved his version of the American Dream, working his way up to Vice President of Data Processing at the bank. This gave him all the money he wanted, but it left him no time to enjoy it and no time for his two children, Kavan and Mona. He was putting in 80-hour weeks, but had little job security, and no opportunity for further advancement. "I came to a free country only to become a slave to my career," he says.  
  
 
The Desais began their home-based business in 1989. As it grew, they began to see in it, their ticket to a better life with more choices and more control. Now Mina and Kulin enjoy a life that is more familiar to them. "This business supports the family values we had back home in India," says Mina, "where the husband and wife work together and spend time with the children." Mina’s goal now, is to hire a cook someday. "Indian cooking takes a lot of time," she says!
 
The Desais began their home-based business in 1989. As it grew, they began to see in it, their ticket to a better life with more choices and more control. Now Mina and Kulin enjoy a life that is more familiar to them. "This business supports the family values we had back home in India," says Mina, "where the husband and wife work together and spend time with the children." Mina’s goal now, is to hire a cook someday. "Indian cooking takes a lot of time," she says!

Revision as of 08:09, 27 September 2010

Kulin & Mina Desai
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Pin: Diamond
Markets: United States
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BWW

LOS Upline: Gala, Kanti & Lata
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(Data Processor & Homemaker, Mumbai, Maharashtra)

Upline

Downline

Sucess Story

I came to America with a lot of dreams; dreams of a nice car, a nice house," says Kulin Desai, "but they turned into nightmares. Kulin left India in 1977 and soon found work as a clerk for a large bank in New York. Eventually, following the Indian custom of arranged marriages, he married Mina, the daughter of a family friend in Bombay. "We felt we could get along, and love came later," says Kulin. Kulin eventually achieved his version of the American Dream, working his way up to Vice President of Data Processing at the bank. This gave him all the money he wanted, but it left him no time to enjoy it and no time for his two children, Kavan and Mona. He was putting in 80-hour weeks, but had little job security, and no opportunity for further advancement. "I came to a free country only to become a slave to my career," he says.

The Desais began their home-based business in 1989. As it grew, they began to see in it, their ticket to a better life with more choices and more control. Now Mina and Kulin enjoy a life that is more familiar to them. "This business supports the family values we had back home in India," says Mina, "where the husband and wife work together and spend time with the children." Mina’s goal now, is to hire a cook someday. "Indian cooking takes a lot of time," she says!