Hello!
Thank you for stopping by. Before we jump right into this great opportunity. Let me share something with you.
I promise ya, not to take too much of your time.
Growing up, I was told. Opportunities come around once in a lifetime.
That's not been my experience. In fact, I've had more experiences than I would like to admit. If I shared any one of those stories - like the real-estate business in Chicago I landed- where everyone became multi-millionaires in a matter of a couple of years. People may easily shake their heads in disbelief.
The only reason...
Well... that's the embarrassing part. Although, I don't want to tell this story. I feel led to. I could erase this, and start back over, but that's not the real me. Ya know? Nah, you probably don't. 🤦♀️
So let me tell you. I like honesty. It truly is the best policy.
Let me check myself here or I will get too far off-topic.
At one point I'd sent my mother everything financially available to me. To care for my babies. As I studied to take my GED. This left me personally broke. At the time, caring for my children was my biggest concern (as it should be with any parent). Although, I'd taken a bit of time to take my GED. So as to give me better opportunities to prosper down the road. It was my goal to pass it with flying colors -and I did- but this took me away from my children for just under a year.
During that time, I wasn't there to do it myself each and every day. I only got to visit them on various weekends. Anyhow, I wanted to be sure my mother was financially set. This is why I didn't keep any money for myself.
The position was acquired by a young man I'd met. He recommended me. If it weren't for this gentleman. I'd never landed the job. It truly was a gift.
This position required me to take real estate classes.
A week or so after starting. I signed up and asked mom to pay the 200 and something odd dollars out of the money I'd given her for the kids. Mind you, it was a pretty good amount of money. So, it wouldn't have hurt them or her in any way. Heck, she received money every four weeks for them on top of it.
Anyways, she agreed to pay for the classes with her card. The day classes started. I'm turned away because the credit card was declined.
She didn't have the money!
This was beyond embarrassing, it was confusing, and frustrating. You see, I'd left her with 10,000$. All I could think is. How could this even happen? How does she go through 10,000 dollars in a matter of a couple months? It literally had me stuck in my mind with feelings and thoughts I quite didn't know how to process.
As I said, I was so embarrassed, I turned away from the job. I never went back. I just stopped everything and gave up.
I saw the owner later on down the line. He asked me, "what happened to you?"
When I told him. He responded, "you should've told me. I would've paid for the classes for you".
That's one of many opportunities that slipped through my hands. Quite frankly, it was such a good job during the real estate boom that I've thought about that situation more than I'd like to admit. Especially because of the millionaires that market produced during that time.
That situation was the most devastating. However, I'd had more opportunities come my way. None of them hit me the way that one had. This specific event caused me to say. If I ever run across a situation similar (as I knew it existed) I wouldn't pass it up. I'd dive headfirst into it.
Well, over the years, I thought about a wide array of feelings as I searched for another great opportunity. At one point, I figured - since I'd had more than one good opportunity to come my way - I'd run out of opportunities. Negative forms of thinking started to creep in. The good thing about that -if there is a good thing -was the fact, I'd continually listen to Robert Kiyosaki or Zig Ziglar when I was in my early 20s.
Doing so instilled ideas that would forever be with me. Like, never give up on a dream. Always aim to make it a reality.
Even though the chances were slim, and the universe seem to be up against me, I wasn't giving up. Now that it has been over 20 years since that horrible experience, I've found another opportunity.
This one though, is far more different than any other. Not only is it a good opportunity to make great money never leaving the comfort of your home. It's one that fits my current situation.
It's truly an opportunity to help people from a wide array of backgrounds.
I'm excited to dive into it, and I can't help but think, I can help others with a once-in-a-lifetime chance.
If I said, it's in line with free money. People wouldn't believe me. If I said, it's free money and you don't need to do anything more than work with a top-notch company to see what's available for you. Most would say, what's the catch?
My reply?
As I stated, there is no catch. No fees for you. And no out-of-pocket fees for the people you help! However, I don't want you to take my word for it. Find out more.
