To live is to labor, and the work we choose to do defines much of our lives. Why choose to do the same thing forever, then? Maybe the world once assigned value based on how long you’d spent gathering experience in a single career, but more and more, it’s all about individual success. It’s about results. With the proper entrepreneurial spirit and a bit of risk-taking, it’s possible to start over and start better. That’s what Martin Thibeault did. It didn’t work out the way he’d hoped the first time, but as long as you’re willing to own the failure and start over, there’s no reason to fear failing.
For Martin, the story goes like this. Born to working-class origins and raised on hard work and family values, Martin first chose a career as a carpenter. This is what he spent most of his life doing. As a matter of fact, the real labor of building things with his own hands. Later, he chose a second career in entrepreneurship, opening two brick-and-mortar stores. After two years of hard work, those stores failed, and Martin lost everything he’d put into them. He was, however, willing to start again with something new.
Network marketing, it turns out, was something Martin had great talent for. Sure, he had a fear of public speaking that made it hard to stand in front of crowds to present his opportunity, but he also had a carpenter’s vision and knack for hard work and the savvy that comes with some of the business world’s hardest-learned lessons. If Martin had been too afraid of failure to start again, he wouldn’t be where he is today.
Martin is prosperous today. As a leader and pioneer of a team over 30,000 professional network marketers who are based in 40 countries, he has earned his . He’s also a blockchain pioneer, inspired by how the technology opens investment to people starting from humble beginnings like his own.
The world is primed for a revolution of individual reinvention, giving more people a chance at ambitious, fresh starts than ever before. Martin has become a mentor to many of these people. While he’s providing mentorship to mentees who go on to become major names.
Martin Thibeault believes there’s prosperity to be had for all. It takes hard work, but every life takes hard work. As long as you’re defined by your work, it makes sense to take a chance on the kind of prosperity that was once reserved for far too few, especially in a world that has newly opened this invitation to all who have the vision to reach for it.
Martin Thibeault believes that his story serves as proof that network marketing, in particular, and financial prosperity, in general, truly is something that everyone could make a part of their lives if they make the right choices.
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