Entrepreneurial Tendencies

I swear I was born to not work for anyone else! I have had Entrepreneurial tendencies my entire life, and it sure felt like entrapment any time I was put in a place that didn’t suit me! (J.O.B)

I guess I felt more rebel than conformist since birth, and when I was in any kind of situation where I had to conform to the ideals of another, I certainly wasn’t about that life.

Now believe me, I understand the difference between non conformity and discipline. Every successful entrepreneur has discipline all figured out. So rebelliousness against what we believe to be entrapment in a J.O.B that’s not allowing us to decide our monetary worth or to live a life that fulfills our definition of freedom…and rebelliousness of working hard are two very different things.

This blog is going to cover the ups and downs of being a successful Entrepreneur specifically those of us in Network Marketing working our way to the top. I am going to cover all of the ins and outs of the industry and how you can grow an incredibly successful Network Marketing business from your phone anywhere you are in the world.

My experience in the industry, as well as my experience as an Entrepreneur for over 28 years has brought me back to Network Marketing and that is what this new blog will be about.

Here you will Learn strategy’s that work from personal experience and true stories, as well as ways to grow personally, and mostly as a leader. My hope is that this blog empowers you to reach your goals and your full potential!

My hope is that anyone brave enough to walk away from a life that doesn’t suit them, will find this a safe place to listen to the truth and grow with me. My journey is just beginning and I’ve taken a huge leap of faith as every successful entrepreneur must do. It’s not easy… but it’s oh so worth it!

Design the life of your dreams… this IS your ticket to freedom! If you are reading this blog and have made a decision to be a Network Marketer, you’ve chosen your path well! Welcome!

Good company in a journey makes the way seem shorter. — Izaak Walton