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Before Maximiliana started her Rena Ware business in October 1981, she says she was unsatisfied with her job as a lawyer, was living from paycheck to paycheck, and just making enough to pay for food and rent. Then she found the Rena Ware Opportunity. “I knew it was for people who wanted success, and it was up to me to succeed."
At first, I was very nervous to present the products. I asked my children to help me and would practice my demonstration for them. My little son even drew me a catalog with pictures of utensils in it to practice with. I still believe training is vitally important. My goal is to train my Consultants to be champions.” I want to give the Opportunity to as many people as I can. I want them to understand that Rena Ware is a company that cares. Most businesses don’t give their people love, but Rena Ware does.”
Maximiliana feels strongly about unleashing the potential inside of each person. “Everyone has a sleeping giant inside them,” she says, “and you need to wake the giant to reach your dreams. My goal is to help many, many people reach their dreams with Rena Ware.”
Maximiliana, who has three grown children, Arturo Richard, Henry Anibal, and Marlene, and says her special inspiration is her grandson Sebastian, who is 9 years old. “For me, Rena Ware means the opportunity to change your life. It is not just about money, it is to grow as a person. I feel like I have done well as a woman. I never felt that way when I was a lawyer. Now, I can afford to take vacations and relax; I couldn’t do that before.”
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