The graveyard is FILLED with people whose dreams die long before they’re buried…

No different than most people who are THINKING about starting a recruiting business - but never take the leap to get started

That’s why I’m covering three roadblocks that keep aspiring entrepreneurs dreaming about starting their own recruiting business, instead of actually doing it…Let’s dive in

#1 - Fear of Failure

The fear of failure keeps your mind focused on the thought of risks, loss, and rejection that keeps many from stepping forward. People who have never started a business will give you stats like “90% of businesses fail” But what if I told you that failure is GOOD… When Thomas Edison was asked by a journalist if he got discouraged by all his failures to invent the lightbulb, he said that he didn’t fail. He found 10,000 ways that won't work.

#2 - Don't Have a Blueprint to Follow:

It’s easy to feel lost when you’re starting out, because you don’t have a clear blueprint to follow.

In business, people think they need to reinvent the wheel - when in fact, all they need to do is follow a proven path. The time to innovate is AFTER you’re making money and have a grip on things

Which is why I created a 100% FREE course (link in comments) for beginners to get their recruiting businesses off the ground.

#3 - No Mentor or Accountability:

You’ve heard that your network is your net worth, right? Well, there’s truth to that. It’s 10x easier to get ahead when you’re surrounded by people on the same path as you. Plus, you want to seek out somebody who’s already been where you want to be for advice.

Most people make the mistake of following the wrong people, and it ends up costing you a lot of time and the hundreds of thousands of dollars you could’ve already made by listening to the right person.

There’s no way I could’ve built a recruiting business to $10 million a year without a mentor…

Let me rephrase…

It would’ve taken me 10 years instead of 3 to get there

So by simply having someone to lean on for advice, I saved 7 years of hardship and struggle

Take this how you will, but more importantly… take action

Rooting for you,

-Russ

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