Matt Conner

My name is Matt Conner, I'm 36 years old and I spent almost 14 years on active and reserve duty in the United States Navy as a helicopter pilot.  I did multiple deployments on aircraft carriers in support of Operation Southern Watch, Operation Enduring Freedom and Operation Iraqi Freedom.  

 In October of 2006, I moved my family from the sunny skies of San Diego, California to the big sky of Bozeman, Montana when I left active duty. My wife is an anesthesiologist and had always dreamed of returning to her home town of Bozeman. 

 Since moving to Bozeman I have worked as a stay at home dad, and additionally as a DoD consultant and a Navy reserve pilot commuting to San Diego once a month to fly and participate in reserve drills.  In the fall of 2008 I decided it was just too much for so little a financial reward.  I left the Navy reserve in October 2008 just about the time the DoD contracts I was working on began to expire.  I started looking for something else I could do part time while still taking care of our two children, ages three and one.  

 I knew getting a conventional job was not going help our financial situation long term as we have always sought the path to achieve financial freedom. I began looking for an opportunity to be a true business owner where I could use the cashflow from my business to buy the assets necessary for us to achieve that goal.  

 About this time, I was presented an opportunity in the network marketing industry by an old Navy squadron mate of mine and it all began to make sense.  Becoming a network marketing business owner is an excellent first step in owning a business that can create cash flow and a residual income stream that will help me and my family reach our goal of financial freedom.  Since joining this opportunity I have ventured into the wolrd of online marketing to help promote my business.  It was at this time I discoverd attraction marketing and have been steadfastly applying those principles to my promotional activities and have seen my business grow by leaps and bounds.