I'm a father of three and a two-tour decorated U.S. Army veteran. I've failed in this industry of network/affiliate marketing for the first 17 years straight, without ever losing my dream. That was challenging, but I stuck it out. All the meetings, the personal development, the Saturday trainings, the presentations, and major events in the nosebleed section.

I'm a father of three and a two-tour decorated U.S. Army veteran. I've failed in this industry of network/affiliate marketing for the first 17 years straight, without ever losing my dream. That was challenging, but I stuck it out. All the meetings, the personal development, the Saturday trainings, the presentations, and major events in the nosebleed section.

I actually didn't realize that I didn't know what I was doing for a very long time. I followed all the steps yet didn't know that I lacked the main ingredient to succeeding at a high level. Trust me when I tell you that I understand WHY the average person fails even when they have high ambition. I now call this the "blind spot" in network/affiliate marketing and teach others how to avoid it.

I heard about network marketing when I was just 24 years old and immediately knew this was the life that I wanted. Work hard now, retire early, and live life on my own terms. I then made the decision to give back a fully funded medical scholarship (MD) to pursue the hope of personal, financial, and time freedom. Everyone, including my parents, thought I was making the wrong decision, but I already knew deep down what I wanted.

I understood early on that time was far more important than chasing money.


It eventually worked out.

After year 17, I finally learned how to build. My then failing team went on to generate over fifty-five million dollars in team sales. Yes, like night and day, everything changed. I am the proof that knowledge is power.

I was able to finally support my elderly parents by bringing them home from the workforce in their sixties and have since been teaching others how to build strategic success without influence, status, or clout. It's actually pretty simple once you understand it.

This industry became my passion from day one because ever since I was a child, I loved helping other people learn something new and then seeing them win.

If you still have the dream and know deep down that you're worth it, then keep going.

My current project has extremely high market demand.