Ryan Meinsen

W
ow! I don't even know where to begin
but I guess the best place would be to thank you.
Thanks for taking the time to find out more about me.

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have always had an interest in building. From the age of ten when I built my first electric fan out of an old metal erector set to building houses and doing fire and water damage restoration for insurance companies. I helped these poor people get their houses back in order and while I still enjoy building,tile work etc. it tales a toll on your body. I had to quit it after 15 years and only do it once in awhile for friends. That being said I tried my hand at sales. I tried Amway right off the bat and failed miserably. I watched as my friends and family ran the other way when I approached so I learned pretty quickly to walk a different line.

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long the way I discovered that I am a pretty damn good salesman and trainer when it comes to knowing the different techniques involved in sales and "The Process" especially on the telemarketing front.I have learned how to "dollarize" and reveal the massive effects of the ripples caused by throwing a small stone in the water.

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ow I am not trying to be defeatist here but I have always said I would never be a millionaire because I have too many morals. I just can't hurt someone financially or lie intentionally. I was a stockbroker at a small firm when the Dot Coms went wild. House Stocks? Forget it. I was crushed financially during this time and I had a real hard time going through my divorce after 7 years of marriage. I had two great girls from that though so I have no regrets. During that troubling time I held Series 7,63,65,24 Life Accident and Health insurance licenses and even made my way to working for Merrill Lynch. The problem is I realized that the only way to make money was to buy and hold or do covered call options. Knowing that I got out because I couldn't get myself to telling people to trade just because I needed money when it wasn't the right thing for them to do.

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left the business just 2 months after 911 and went into mortgages. Same thing there. I just couldn't over charge someone to do a mortgage as a loan officer so I became a sub prime bank rep and gave the rate to loan officers to offer to their clients. I did well but my morals held me back again. I would deny the loans that I knew would only hurt people. It wasn't about the money. I just want to help people and take care of my family. I met the most caring wonderful woman of my life and we now have two rambunctios litte 3 and 5 year old boys who are the light of my life.

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fter taking off for a year when the mortgage business went south I opened my own business doing Merchant Cash advance to help struggling business owners tap into their future receivables. Again, I let a lot of deals fall to the side because again it wasn't for everyone. I tried Mortgage modifications and helped many people but then again the banks weren't being cooperative so I got out because if I couldn't help them it just wasn't for me. I wouldn't be the guy to to tell people to miss a mortgage payment just to help them get a lower rate that may not fly and leave them with terrible credit and facing foreclosure.
My desire to help and not give up put me in so much debt that I was forced to file for bankruptcy and start all over with nothing. This defeat has given me new purpose in helping people even more to avoid the same mistakes I have made and to avoid the perils of bankruptcy I only wish there was someone like me to show me the way BEFORE I had to file myself.

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finally have found a place where I can help people. I own a debt settlement company that just does the processing for Nationwide Network of attorneys. I know that what I am doing is the right thing for people. The people who just CANT afford their payments and are just looking to avoid bankruptcy. When I can't help these people now I can help them in other ways. We do bankruptcy prep for much less than an attorney would chrge to help them save money. We help people get tax relief and student loan deferment and I am proud to say we have helped hundereds get back on track.

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still turn people away who just don't qualify or are just trying to scam the system but I guess its just par for the course in any business. My business is an afternoon to early evening thing so to generate more income I am back into network marketing and I love it. I learn new things EVERY SINGLE DAY and I love it. I am Building again!

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have built many things, many business's. but I have always had a fascination with network marketing. Meeting new people, learning new things, "Building" new relationships. I have been involved just over 6 months now and have lost a bunch of money of course but I look at it as my college education in network marketing. It IS much cheaper than college LOL and every mistake has helped me grow. Of course I would like to help people avoid my mistakes but I think that learning the hard way is also what makes us better in the long run. Learning from our mistakes makes success that much sweeter. While I am an incessant learner and a chronic workaholic I am also realizing the benefits of spending more time with my family and can see why network marketing is such a great thing. I hope you message me if you ever need any advice, want to show me your opportunity or just want to laugh because I am a big kid deep down inside.

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always have an open ear so lets connect and build something together. Its what I love to do.