“You are never too old to set another goal or to dream a new dream.” – C.S. Lewis
Today let’s continue our Better Way series and it is time to share this inspirational video published by Eric Worre (Network Marketing Pro). This time, let get inspired by Demarr Zimmerman “The Fly Master”
The story of Demarr Zimmerman to become Network Marketing Professional.
Demarr Zimmerman was a fly Fisher. He loved standing downstream with his fly rod floating in a river and caught a fish. He loved doing it. Early in Life, he was in a very bad place. He was apart from his family, he lived in another state while his family lives in another state. He did not like this type of life, he could not meet hid family and cannot do what he wants to do, even after working hard for 10 hours a day. He desperately needs something different which could change his life.
Then he decided to go with network marketing. His father taught him how to do network marketing earlier in his life, then he decided to go with it. His friends also experienced this and found it amazing. He also recommends others to go with network marketing because this is kind of thing that can accelerate anyone to the higher level as compared to any business or job. He started a business that turned into a huge organization. He believed in change and he brought change to himself and now he is a top class network marketing professional. He can do what he want and go wherever he wanted to go and he is really enjoying his life. He was not been able to pay college fee for his children before network marketing but now he can do it.
The main and best thing of network marketing is that you have no need to be professional, Demarr Zimmerman was also a layman and he prospered by his efforts. Network Marketing is a lifestyle , it’s an ability to do what you want to do when you want to do and with whom you want to do.
There must be a better way!
It is never too late to choose the life you want and it’s never too late to change the course you are going. Hope this story of the Fly Master has inspired you.
What if there was another option than working 40 hours a week for 40 years? Would you be interested?
