Corie Maue Murrieta wear many hats - mother of four, a business owner with her husband, Patrick, one reality television personality and regular participant in fact Temecula Rally, now a home business entrepreneurs through the nail Jamberry involving independent consultants. Each month, we turn to charity, all for the promise of the birth of his eldest son.
Corie Maue Murrieta wear many hats - mother of four, a business owner with her husband, Patrick, one reality television personality and regular participant in fact Temecula Rally, now a home business entrepreneurs through the nail Jamberry involving independent consultants. Each month, we turn to charity, all for the promise of the birth of his eldest son.
"Soon after my son was born, I was diagnosed with congestive heart failure. I left my husband," she said. "I do not know what's going to happen, I just knew I wanted more time to help others. I want my family, and that he will never forget it."
Maue purpose of life changes in an instant. He changed their health habits, outlook on life and what is important - to be with her husband and children. Jamberry, a company with headquarters house distributor, he was allowed to do this.
"I manage a team of more than 70 representatives from now," he said. "It's a great opportunity for women who want to stay home with their children, but I want to do more with business, and raise funds to help those in need."
Rally modeled reality fundraising Gillian Larson (contestants of "Survivor Gabon" and founder reality Rally), Maue using a new non-profit organizations in the area of ​​their reward through the most risk Jamberry wrapping nails.
"The company philosophy Jamberry generous with others, charitable donations, close to my heart," said Maue. "I can do what I like, and returned to a local non-profit organizations that do for children and families in our area."
Jamberry, according to its website, donated hundreds of thousands of years to charities around the world, and encourages representatives to do the same.
Using the company's popular nail-wrap as a platform, Maue raise funds for Rally reality - raising money for breast cancer put Resource Center Michelle, and charity for local children as Rancho Damacitas and related charities caring for disabled children and aging.
Always ready for adventure, Maue appeared with brother-in-law Andrea Maue, won the fourth season episode of "Cupcake Wars". This leads to their future participation to raise money to Place de Michelle per year Reality Rally Temecula.
"Who knew that 15 minutes of fame will be an amazing experience," he said. "This competitive pressure is very interesting." I am happy to be in front of the camera. When Gillian Larson learned when we were in the reality television, he approached us. Now, Andrea and I participated in Reality Rally every year. "
To Maue, back into main motivation.
"When I became deputy Jamberry last year that it wanted to focus on brand value" generous "and improve my contribution," he said.
In February, Maue has upped the ante and dedicated 30 percent of your personal sales to the American Heart Association.
"Soon after my son was born, just 72 hours after birth, he was back in the emergency room," he said. Seventeen hours later, it was discovered that he was suffering from heart failure. He was admitted to the respiratory ward where he is recovering.
"I was filled with pregnancy hormones, and more than a little scary," he said. Maue recover quickly, but in a moment changed his life plan.
"The doctors told me there would be no more pregnancies for us," he said. A blow, because he has a heart for a big family, as husband and business partner, Patrick. "Life has changed in an instant, but we put our trust in God to complete the construction of our family."
Maue and her husband decided they would work to become foster parents, and finally adopted through the foster care system.
"We went from being a family of five fifty-seven in a matter of weeks," Maue laugh. "We had a blast."
Now the mother of three adopted children she and her husband hope to adopt, together with his son, a full house Maue. She uses social media to run your business Jamberry, nails and patterns and designs, often tailored just for local charities such as Michelle place.
"Last year, we Jamberry nails on all competitors what they want," he said. "Participation in the Rally event really become part of our community, all of these things have helped take our eyes off ourselves and remember what we should be grateful."
"Soon after my son was born, I was diagnosed with congestive heart failure. I left my husband," she said. "I do not know what's going to happen, I just knew I wanted more time to help others. I want my family, and that he will never forget it."
Maue purpose of life changes in an instant. He changed their health habits, outlook on life and what is important - to be with her husband and children. Jamberry, a company with headquarters house distributor, he was allowed to do this.
"I manage a team of more than 70 representatives from now," he said. "It's a great opportunity for women who want to stay home with their children, but I want to do more with business, and raise funds to help those in need."
Rally modeled reality fundraising Gillian Larson (contestants of "Survivor Gabon" and founder reality Rally), Maue using a new non-profit organizations in the area of ​​their reward through the most risk Jamberry wrapping nails.
"The company philosophy Jamberry generous with others, charitable donations, close to my heart," said Maue. "I can do what I like, and returned to a local non-profit organizations that do for children and families in our area."
Using the company's popular nail-wrap as a platform, Maue raise funds for Rally reality - raising money for breast cancer put Resource Center Michelle, and charity for local children as Rancho Damacitas and related charities caring for disabled children and aging.
Always ready for adventure, Maue appeared with brother-in-law Andrea Maue, won the fourth season episode of "Cupcake Wars". This leads to their future participation to raise money to Place de Michelle per year Reality Rally Temecula.
"Who knew that 15 minutes of fame will be an amazing experience," he said. "This competitive pressure is very interesting." I am happy to be in front of the camera. When Gillian Larson learned when we were in the reality television, he approached us. Now, Andrea and I participated in Reality Rally every year. "
To Maue, back into main motivation.
"When I became deputy Jamberry last year that it wanted to focus on brand value" generous "and improve my contribution," he said.
"Soon after my son was born, just 72 hours after birth, he was back in the emergency room," he said. Seventeen hours later, it was discovered that he was suffering from heart failure. He was admitted to the respiratory ward where he is recovering.
"I was filled with pregnancy hormones, and more than a little scary," he said. Maue recover quickly, but in a moment changed his life plan.
"The doctors told me there would be no more pregnancies for us," he said. A blow, because he has a heart for a big family, as husband and business partner, Patrick. "Life has changed in an instant, but we put our trust in God to complete the construction of our family."
Maue and her husband decided they would work to become foster parents, and finally adopted through the foster care system.
"We went from being a family of five fifty-seven in a matter of weeks," Maue laugh. "We had a blast."
Now the mother of three adopted children she and her husband hope to adopt, together with his son, a full house Maue. She uses social media to run your business Jamberry, nails and patterns and designs, often tailored just for local charities such as Michelle place.
"Last year, we Jamberry nails on all competitors what they want," he said. "Participation in the Rally event really become part of our community, all of these things have helped take our eyes off ourselves and remember what we should be grateful."
