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109: So You Wanna Sell On eBay - Kameron George

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Length:
43 minutes
Released:
Jun 13, 2017
Format:
Podcast episode

Description

Kameron George is an entrepreneur that currently works behind the scenes, virtually unknown to many, as he quietly works with his inner circle, influencing positive change on his terms. His uncanny approach to marketing and leadership has dramatically altered the landscape of today’s work-at-home arena. Kameron operates his business from anywhere in the world, with nothing more than a laptop and a cell phone. Entrepreneurs around the world contact Kameron every month in quest for his marketing prowess and leadership. Many have found his teachings to be truly life-changing. His tips, philosophies, and marketing strategies are proven, powerful and highly effective. Interesting Notes Kameron grew up in Canada. The majority of the people there are influenced to take on a blue-collar job and work on trade. His dad is an Electrician by trade. Kameron grew up following his dad's path and the things that his dad had laid out for him. In high school, he enrolled in a registered apprenticeship program. One semester, he would work out on site as an electrical apprentice, and for another semester, he would be in class. He is literally working a blue-collar job while he was still in high school. He grew up thinking that he has to go to school and get a good education. Then he needs to get a job and pay his taxes. But Kameron decided to take a different direction. He had job offers coming left and right. He could have walked to a 6-digit salary right after high school. But he turned it down and walk away to pursue his passion at that time. He started playing Ping-Pong. He would travel down and try out for the team he eyed for. He became a Professional Ping-Pong player playing for a team in Canada. He gets paid every month to travel the world, flying around on a private jet with the team owner. He bought his first home when he was 19 years old. He achieved the pinnacle of life; of what he had deemed to be a success. Sometime between 2008 and 2009, a financial fiasco happened in the economy. All a sudden, their team owner no longer pays them. The perfect, ideal lifestyle he was living was taken away from him and he did not know what to do. Their team owner, whose businesses are dealerships, left a great impact on Kameron's life. A slight comment from their team owner moved Kameron to analyze and look at entrepreneurship as an option. He started to ask detailed questions or getting into the nitty-gritty of entrepreneurship. Questions like if someone would start a business, 'how would they do it', or 'how would somebody get into entrepreneurship'. For the first time ever, Kameron started exploring entrepreneurship. He started to take personal responsibility for his life and his finances. He started looking into it through a different lens. With that, he started his own cleaning company, Made To Clean. At first, he thought of trading time for money. That was how he knew and understood entrepreneurship. His mentor told him that even if he made the least money, the tax benefits alone will put him leaps and bounds ahead of everybody else. As he was setting up his cleaning company, he came across a sales letter online. The sales letter talked about Online Marketing. It is about the type of exposure, audiences, and reach that he is able to have online. And with the advent of the Internet and all these new forms of media and what he can do, it piqued Kameron's interest. So he bought applications or kit to see what an Online Marketer can do and promote. It was his first glimpse into anything online. He ended up buying a package for a network marketing company. Later, he realized that the business could exist where he would not have to orchestrate the fulfillment. Being an Affiliate is a huge groundbreaking epiphany to Kameron. His technique is trial and error. It landed him in $40,000 in debt running around. He did not know who to look for, who to trust, and what is real. There is a lot of misinformation. There was no structure and no organization. Ev
Released:
Jun 13, 2017
Format:
Podcast episode