Danielle Amos - Founder of Danielle Amos Consulting

well I I have a background in corporate like you mentioned and in that job I was a consultant for tourism and I had a really great job.

From the outside everything was perfect.

I had the relationship, my daughter, the job and so it seemed kind of strange when I wasn't happy.

A lot of people can relate to that.

Like everything I'm supposed to want and why do I feel not satisfied? I knew that I was supposed to work for myself and I wanted to be an entrepreneur for a long time.

So I said yes to network marketing.

That was my introduction.

And I love the industry.

It had me read the books that I was reading in my 20s, like Think and Grow Rich and things like that.

But here's the thing, because of my career, I assumed I'd just go right to the top in network marketing.

I saw the women that were at the top driving the Mercedes, going on trips, and I'm like, yeah, easy.

Well, two and a half years with my company and not a whole lot of results.

And I was busting my ass, like working really hard, doing what I always knew worked in my career.

And none of it worked.

And it wasn't until I met Bob Proctor, he was speaking on stage and he, it was like a punch in the gut moment where he really had the audience take responsibility for their results and stop playing victim.

Cause I was blaming my husband for, because he didn't believe in me.

He told me it was a scam.

You know, my friends weren't buying from me.

The economy wasn't great.

Like I had all these reasons, but none of them were me.

Hmm.

And he was great at explaining that your outside world is a reflection of your inside.

And I thought that I was super confident.

Like I thought everything was fine.

But if you really looked at how I was speaking to myself, if a scientist was like to cut off the top of my head and go, what's she saying to herself? I was like, I was an asshole to myself.