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Updated about 5 years ago, 09/10/2019

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Leaving Job to Start a Network Marketing Company

Payton Pearson
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Hello everyone,

So I'm leaving my job as an Air Force Research Analyst to focus all my time and energy on a network marketing company. While this venture will undoubtedly be difficult, if I can focus a full-time effort on what is expected to be a part-time one, success will come more rapidly. I also have enough passive income already from my real estate portfolio and other business ventures to allow myself to live and conduct my business freely.

Unfortunately, for this particular network marketing venture, there is no representation in my local area. I'm basically going to start it here and be the focal point in the future. This makes it much more difficult, but the rewards are potentially even greater.

The reason I post this here is because all of this is in pursuit of being able to garner large sums of money for down payments on very large properties in the future. Not to mention, all of the richest real estate owners and other business owners (or many, many of them anyway!) have done and do network marketing.

Any advice or thoughts?

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