CRISIS AVERTED 2020 OUR YEAR: EPISODE 4 "Lori's Story part 1"

Here’s an email to contact Kaden about finances if your in the market for securing your future
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Short update from Micah and financial planning and Lori tells us about why she quit her job to pursue her passions.
This series is about a bunch of friends who decided to take control of their life and make some real changes in all aspects of life to get the most out of it. We all want to spend more time with our family and friends, this is our journey doing what ever we need to do to achieve that. Some of us quit our jobs, some of us want to quit our jobs, some of us started businesses and some of us started over. We're trying to focus on whats really important in life and beg the best we can be and help others with their dreams and passions.
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[@Cap513]

Wow, I loved how Lori told it like it was. I think she did an awesome job in front of the camera. Good for her to get away from those that didn't Appreciate/Value her skills!!!

[@crisisaverted7323]

Love all these guys, can’t wait to get all our businesses up and running to spend more time with them!

[@nathancoombs7189]

I feel this way, had to eat Crow for 4 years finally out of debt minus my home debt, this episode hit big in my life we just go with the day to day grind and we don't have a way out inspiring me in big Way's..

[@TheWesternGrind]

I feel like there are a lot of people out there that feels this way!! I know I sure as hell do and like you guys have finally had enough! Congrats to you all for making that leap to happiness and not being controlled by “the man”!! Looking forward to more of your videos.

[@crisisaverted7323]

Ya there’s a lot of people out there that feel the same way! Hopefully we can help a few people get to the point they can make that leap

[@tonygslc801]

I quit my job at Sportsman's Warehouse for some of these same exact reasons!💯 Thanks for Sharing 🙌

[@crisisaverted7323]

🤘🏼awesome! I feel like there are a LOT of people that feel the same way

[@paulnelson7384]

Sir I left my job a a firm that really was on my shoulders. I was hired to estimate jobs. I started the company was doing 3 million a year, over the next 3 years I brought it to an 8 million dollar company. My gross margins was running close to 50%. They wouldn't give me any help or provide a pay raise. I left the company and due to poor estimates and lack of providing incentives to the remaining lower management the company went under. I had run my own business for 25 years leaving it when government interference became a hindrance to enjoying the work! I have been retired for 7 years now and I can say that I don't miss the hassles of working for owners that know all there is and you bring nothing to the table or putting up with government bean counters that never worked a day in their life.

[@crisisaverted7323]

It’s such a shame these companies can’t appreciate the people and the work they do to bring so much value to them. I am going to work towards building a company that changes that. Too many people work way too hard and are so under appreciated

[@stevegarrett4869]

you said you don't read book, I would urge you to change that. just put them on and listen to them while you are driving or excising. Start with Rich dad poor dad, money mastering the game by tony robbins is also awesome,it in particular delves into investment strategies. I try to be around successful people, but I am not all that social, so I try to listen to more books on audible and its almost like I am able to make them my influences instead. I think what you are after is awesome. I predict you get it too.

[@crisisaverted7323]

I’ve read a couple but I have a short attention span😁 I absolutely need to make that one of the changes I need to make this year

[@kalikasurf]

Ohhhhh guys in polka dot dress shirts make me nervous!! But, I guess if he can get you to the ultimate goal, he’s gotta be worth it
Me, breaking my back to make THEM money, and building THIER NAME, was the reason i became my own boss.
I’ll probably never make millions, but I know I’ll never NOT eat.

[@crisisaverted7323]

The dream were all striving for, that’s awesome you’ve made the leap. How long have you been your own boss?

[@kalikasurf]

CRISIS AVERTED 2 years so far. i dont want it to come across as i’m LLC, Scorp, brick and mortar style self employed. i’m just a tile contractor. i didn’t even do the fictitious business name route. i’m just ‘eddie the tile guy’. but after 14 years of making other people money..... it was time to make a change. now, all of my business is word of mouth, and i haven’t had so much as a week off in the last 2 years!!!!! i stay busy, and really enjoy the freedom to do jobs on my own schedule.