Karin Sitterer is an inspiring personality who has managed to draw strength and success from difficult circumstances. Her path to Natura Vitalis began with a simple Facebook post by Thorsten Kersting, which aroused her curiosity. She had already worked with him in another network company and knew that his decisions were sound.
So she took the plunge and joined Natura Vitalis - a decision that fundamentally changed her life. Despite the financial difficulties that accompanied her for years, her determination to help others was unwavering.
When Karin earned her first major commission of 1,000 euros at Natura Vitalis, she made a remarkable decision: she donated all the money to the construction of a children's hospice in her area.
Although she only had 200 euros a month left for herself and her son at the time, it was important to her to help those who needed it even more.
This gesture, Karin says, was her way of showing gratitude for the opportunities that life had given her. For her, it was a matter of course to share joy and love, especially with those in an even more difficult situation.
However, this donation was not only a sign of her generosity, but also a turning point in her life. With the launch of Natura Vitalis and the introduction of the "Burn your Cellulite" product, Karin's career took off. Within a few months, she reached three career levels and achieved rocket-like success in network marketing.
This enabled her to reduce her working hours in her main job and spend more time with her mother, who is in need of care. For Karin, this success is not just financial - it means freedom, self-determination and the opportunity to help others.
Karin's story impressively shows that it is never too late for change.
With courage, determination and a big heart, she not only improved her own situation, but also had a positive impact on the lives of others.
Her journey at Natura Vitalis is a role model for all those who believe that success and charity can go hand in hand.
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