PlanNet Marketing is pleased to welcome Pauline Moroney to the 20/20 Club! Pauline is from County Kerry, Ireland. She tells us, "I live in a small seaside village where everyone knows everyone and the sea is basically part of everyday life. I live here with my husband and our three kids, so life is usually a mix of work, family chaos, figuring out what everyone is eating, and the odd trip thrown in for good measure. Outside of the business my interests are pretty normal, to be honest. A lot of my time revolves around family life, teenagers, working in hospitality and trying to keep some sort of order in the house while also running a business.I love being by the sea, catching the odd Kerry sunset when the weather behaves, meeting friends for a chat and being involved in the local community. I also love good music (90s baby all the way), good food, and people watching is definitely one of my favourite pastimes.
"Travel was always something I enjoyed, but as we started our family very young, travel took a back seat for a long time. Since Covid, my perspective on life changed a lot and one of the things I realised was that I wanted to see more of the world with my family while they were still living at home. What I love most now is that travel isn’t just something we squeeze into life once in a while. It’s not just the big yearly family holiday anymore, it’s little weekends away and nights away too, all because of this amazing business.
"How am I achieving success at PlanNet Marketing? To be honest, I don’t pretend to be someone I’m not, because truthfully, that’s exhausting. What you see is what you get with me, whether that’s on my social media or in real life. Travel is obviously a big part of what I do, but I also talk about normal everyday life because that’s what people actually relate to. I’m not trying to look perfect online. I just show what this business looks like alongside a busy life and how it’s possible for normal people like me to do this, too.
"My biggest tip is don’t try to figure it all out on your own. Find your people and get out of your own head. The support and the systems in this business are one of the biggest reasons I’ve succeeded.
"A fun fact is that I rolled my eyes into another dimension when I first heard about this business. The only reason I even looked at it properly was because I was being nosey. I only meant to have a quick look, well as you can see that escalated fairly quickly." 