Hi there, entrepreneur!

All my life, I wanted to be a firefighter. So I went to school, learned from mentors and coaches, and finally achieved that goal. At 18 years old, I became a firefighter.

I joined the Air Force as a firefighter. I continued to help people in their utmost time of need. Then suddenly, at age 22, in one moment, everything changed. I became seriously injured in the line of duty.

I didn't know who, what, when, or where I was. Simple objects like a chair, pen, and books escaped my mind; I couldn't remember what they were. 

I was broken; I didn't think I would ever be the same. 

I relearned how to put my thoughts and feelings into words from professionals and support groups.

During this time, the woman of my dreams married me and was willing to help me with all my challenges. As we started our young little family, I quickly realized I needed to provide for them, so I went out and found a job selling services to the self-employed.

I became the top-selling Rep in the region by developing effective ways to overcome the challenges that entrepreneurs face, but I still struggled to make enough money. For many months, my life felt like it was stuck in a rut. I had no idea what to do.

Worse, I knew that my efforts were making others rich while I felt frantic. 

Worse, I knew that my efforts were making others rich while I felt frantic.

• I tried to focus on saving money hoping I would feel less stress, but I couldn't lower my bills enough.
• I hoped over time my commissions would increase, but they didn't.
• I worked a part-time job, but then I was stressed and exhausted.
• I borrowed money and completed a few college courses, but I learned an excessive amount of theory and not enough practical methods for generating more cash.
• I took courses from money-making gurus, but their methods were too expensive.

I'd get so angry with myself because I wanted to provide for my family, but instead, I took my frustration out on my wife and kids!

Then it occurred to me that I had clients that were very successful. I knew that most had been lucky to get where they were at, but one of my clients, who had become a friend, confided in me about some lucrative strategies that were working for him.

Was I going to get a lucky break as well?

As my client explained these strategies I immediately realized I finally had the solutions I was looking for.

• It's not just about the importance of saving money. Earning money is more essential than saving money.
• Only those who have been broke should teach you how to create money.
• Follow the advice of people that truly want to help you, not gurus who are only interested in selling you courses.
• You don't need to spend a lot of money, you can learn the most reliable money-making methods for free.
• Spend your money on the tools that automate your money-making efforts.

I've always been motivated to help others, that's why I wanted to be a firefighter and then offer useful services to the self-employed.

I've been helped so much by others and I want to give back by offering the lucrative money-making strategies that I learned, for free.