Some call it the seven year itch.
Others call it a mid-life crisis.
Still others call it getting “mad as hell and I’m not going to take it anymore!”
Whatever you call it, it’s going to come.
And the question will be: Will the uncertainty fuel you – or beat you into submission?
Several weeks ago I wrote an article called “The struggle breaks many. A few emerge stronger” and someone named Shannon Hansen sent me a reply.
I agree completely Dov.
It took me 6 years to break through but then I went from $5,000 overdrafted in my checking account to over $80k/month in 6 months. When it happens, it happens fast.
I’m not a coach, but if my story could help any of your clients I’d be happy to share it.
Thanks!
Shannon
Long story short, Shannon and I got on the phone and recorded an hour long conversation during which he shared his story.
And what a story it is.
It’s a six year long saga of someone who got the feeling that it was time for a change. And he could not ignore it.
It’s a story of mortgaging the house to support a dream.
Loans from relatives.
Credit cards maxed.
A miracle – twelve hours before his wife’s deadline by which she’s taking the kids and going to her parents because you can’t even pay the rent.
And finally, it’s the story of someone who refused to quit – until the tide finally turned.
Click here to listen to my conversation with Shannon Hansen.
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Dov Gordon
