Joel Hinton

I am recently retired from my business of 20 years. Network Marketing is my passion and I possess a burning desire and the vision to assure my success, as well as yours.

I have two sets of children, the older two having children older than my two young ones. I was single for many years and decided to try it all over again. That one didn’t work out either. In 2006, I was fortunate enough to find my true soul mate. It is absolutely amazing to be truly loved…exactly as you are!

As a child, my father taught me building and construction skills that I was able to turn into an occupation as a young adult. While working as a carpenter for a large commercial contractor, I developed a desire to learn the engineering trade. I learned all that I could from the job site engineers and soon got my first engineering job. Because of my lack of experience, I was hired on a trial basis. I worked at that job for two and a half years. I went on to become Senior Project Engineer for several companies on some very large projects, mostly building chemical plants, paper mills and hospitals.

In 1988, I leased a farm and decided to become a subsistence farmer. It didn’t take me long to realize that I had made a mistake in choosing this venture as a means of making a living. For two years, I only managed to earn enough to pay the bills.

In 1991, I founded Accommodations Unlimited , a company that designed and implemented handicap access for businesses and public places, as well as private homes. The Americans With Disabilities Act (ADA), enacted in 1991, required all businesses to comply with this law. This was a very lucrative venture and the best part…it was emotionally rewarding. This business allowed me to provide access and remove barriers that created mobility and freedom for many handicapped individuals.

Some of my hobbies and interests are genealogy, civil war history, antique bottle collecting, sight-seeing, canoeing, educational tv and living on the banks of a lovely river in the middle of the Ouachita National forest.

Having done almost everything else, I decided to begin an online, home based business. It sounds like something that would be relatively simple and would create residual income for my later life. I had no idea how difficult it could be until I really started researching. I’ve been amazed at what I have discovered about this business. There are so many aspects that have to be given consideration and properly implemented to become a success.

Now it is my aspiration to share all that I have learned with others and to help them change their lives too. It quickly occurred to me that this business is all about helping other to realize their dreams. I find that a great number of the thousands doing this operate with the “take, take, take” mindset. Let’s come together and start changing lives and the world we live in.

Joel Hinton