Fran and I were a pretty busy young couple when we first came across the business. Two small children, ages three and four, lived with us, and both of us had full-time jobs to support them.
Fran was employed as a health-care practitioner, and I was employed by a major automobile manufacturing company.
I was also studying an engineering degree four nights a week during my spare time. We were living paycheck to paycheck, and there just wasn't enough money to go around.
Fran was completely unaware of our scheduled appointment to view a business opportunity, so when my friend arrived to explain the potential, she became extremely agitated.
She was adamant about not being involved, but I decided to go ahead with it anyhow.
It was necessary for me to ask a buddy to hold my check until payday in order to register. We didn't do anything with the business after joining up until we were faced with a near-tragic situation.
In the intensive care unit of the hospital, our oldest son came close to death from bronchial pneumonia, and it was then that we decided to bring Fran back home from her job as soon as possible.
We had no idea how to start a business, so we depended on the individual who introduced us to the programme to guide us through the process.
We were able to match Fran's take-home earnings in seven months because to their expertise and our work ethic.
Fran retired from her job when she was 27 years old, and I left my job five years later, when I was 33 years old.
In addition to us, our two children are both employed by the company. Eric, our eldest kid, is actually a downline member in his brother Al's corporation.
It's amazing how much has changed since that hot summer day in 1973 when we first came across this establishment.
As a society, we have advanced tremendously, both monetarily and spiritually. We owe a debt of gratitude to God for all of our numerous benefits.
We adore this company and the great people who work there.
Our long-term goal in this firm is to achieve higher levels of success; but, our immediate goal is to focus our efforts on supporting the individuals who work for us.
We have learned how to take our eyes off ourselves and focus on the hopes and goals of others as a result of our work in this industry.
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