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Working in the real estate development industry, it didn't take long to see that Jeff Mack would need vast amounts of capital investment in order to be in business for himself. Just starting out as a civil engineer, that level of capital wasn't accessible to him. Mack was also aware of the potentially huge level of risk associated with the industry, where timing the market was critical to success. What Mack needed was a business that he could start without a significant capital outlay, and that's what drew him to the network marketing industry. Mack started out with one company, but while he was successful individually, that opportunity didn't reward the part-time entrepreneur. As a result, many in Mack’s team couldn't achieve the levels he had, so he joined another company and spent the next 15 years with it, earning in excess of $8 million in commissions and bonuses. Even so, things weren't perfect. Although that second company helped Mack learn that financial freedom was within reach in the network marketing industry in ways not found in other businesses, it lacked in areas that were more important. When Mack decided to leave that second company, he researched and evaluated dozens of companies to find the right one to spend the rest of his professional career with —that company was Waiora. For Mack, Waiora has the right products, compensation, timing, leadership and management. It has products that a person could build a company with and that are better than what people currently use. Mack thinks that Waiora’s compensation plan can richly reward as a person starts out, maximizing one’s earnings as he or she grows and generates significant income at the higher levels. Waiora provides unique timing — a company still ground-floor with most of its growth ahead (and not behind it). But for Mack, the qualities that really distinguish Waiora from other companies are its leadership and management. “Even if you have all the other elements, there's a real risk if you don't know how the management team will act in making critical decisions,” says Mack. “I saw rare team chemistry at Waiora that is typically not found in a young company.” As Mack’s organization continues to grow, he is confident that Waiora is the financial windfall that will far surpass his previous opportunity, letting him live life on his own terms. For more information visit: www.JeffreyKMack.com HBM
Previously published in the August 2008 issue of HOME BUSINESS® Magazine, an international publication for the growing and dynamic home-based market. Available on newsstands, in bookstores and chain stores, and via subscriptions ($15.00 for 1 year, six issues). Visit www.homebusinessmag.com
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