Savannah McGee

I was born in Atlanta, Georgia in 1986. I am the youngest of two and my sister and I very close. I believe myself to be a more futuristic version of my mother’s past if that makes any sense. I think I am a bit too much like her but I also think that I get my better qualities from her. From kindergarten into the seventh grade I lived on the beautiful Whidbey Island in Washington State’s Puget Sound. Perhaps that was the beginning of my love of Coffee as well. Since then I’ve lived in Charleston, West Virginia and I am currently cozy in my very own apartment in Downtown Saint Louis, MO . I suppose you could say that I’ve traveled around a lot. It is true. Yes, I know what you’re thinking but you’re wrong, my mother was not in the military. She just knows how to move when she wants a change of scene. Trust me, my ability to pack up an entire house and move it in less than 24 hours is something I definitely got from mom. Just think, she did it with two children. I have not yet decided to duplicate procreate but perhaps one day.
Until such time I am happy discovering new things and reinventing the way I see the world.
This started at the beginning of the summer of 2008 when I jumped head first into the world of MLM. Needless to say that I learned a lot form that experience. It was the reason I discovered a man by the name of Mike Dillard who teaches several amazing courses on building your MLM business. I read one book he wrote called “Magnetic Sponsoring”. That was my foot in the door of the world of entrepreneurs. Since then I have paid close attention to myself and how I do things. After having read “The Secret” by Rhonda Byrne and watched a short snippet of a recorded conference by Jim Rohn I started my life anew. I decided to remove myself from MLM and to climb into a world where I am able to provide something of great use to a great many people. For me LogoWear Direct is not just a company in which I am taking orders for embroidered logo apparel but it is a way for businesses and organizations, companies, sports teams and anyone else to give something or sell something of value. If I were to wear a shirt with the Pepsi logo on it the Pepsi company does not have to pay me to wear it yet I am advertising their product. If anything, they get paid because I bought the shirt. Companies need that. Not to mention the fact that depending on how the shirt looks, other will comment on it, they will like it and want one for themselves. Who knows, perhaps another company will see it or hear about it through word of mouth and think “why doesn’t my company have shirts like that?” That is what it means to “Get Noticed” which is LogoWear Directs slogan.  It s not like this has not already been done a million times. Yet now days when the economy is in the state it is in, what is the harm in selling shirts with the company logo and slogan? You could even give them away and still get the desired result. Businesses need a cheaper way to grow now days instead of spending millions. LogoWear Direct can do any size order at an affordable rate and still get your order to you neatly presented and individually wrapped at no extra cost. Come on, who’d pass up a deal like that?