Don Evans

It went terribly wrong…but why?....

At the time I was 17 excited and ready to become rich and it all started when I was introduced to a book called “Rich Dad Poor Dad” by Robert kiyosaki. It was the first time I ever heard anything related to wealth development or personal development material. Every since I was young I had a desire to be rich. I knew one day…one day… I will be Rich. From then I took that information and started my own business. As I think about it I really don’t know what my first business exactly was. I flocked to home based business’s because I just really liked the low cost start up, and the automated process involved in doing business.

Well I pretty much messed that up and ended up spending a lot of money. I then left that and begin to do some real estate investing “Kiyosaki Style”. I didn’t get pass the starting line. I spent countless hours studying, looking, and trying all kinds of things in hopes of something make me just enough money where I can quit my stupid job.

I was stuck in what Robert kiyosaki calls “Analysis Paralysis”, and then I got into a MLM business called Excel. I set out to put more effort into it and even had a person who was making 10k a month drive me around and show me how to prospect. It was very uncomfortable and it just didn’t feel natural to me. I decided it was just me and I just need to get out of my comfort zone. So I kept in contact and before I could even continue with it. Excel "a Billion Dollar business" went Bankrupt.

I was only in the business for 2 weeks. Then I started a cash flow business with a partner. All I have to say is “Never Again under those circumstances”. I got into a lot more but mainly I was not successful in any business I tried to start. Something was missing, but I really didn’t know what it was. I’ve owned over 10 businesses and all I had to show for it is butterfly pockets. One thing about me is if I want it, and I know I can have it, I won’t stop until it’s mine.

Everythings Changing....

Now I would love to tell you I have a fancy mansion in beverly hills, and life is good, but this isn't a fairy tale story neither is it over. For me everything is changing in a good way, I'm finding what it truly means to be successful. In order to change your circumstances you need to change YOU, and as you work on you then success is the result. I'm commited to being a life long learner and no matter how much I have in my bank account I'm always going to have something to learn, someone to connect with, something to offer, and a passion for helping other develope themselves.

If you read this whole story thanks for listening and now it's time for you to tell me yours. I'm genuinely intersted...