Written by Garrett Miller
Thursday, 29 July 2010 22:33
JULY 29, 2010 – After his four month absence from the online network marketing industry, young entrepreneur Garrett Miller, who helps others succeed through SEO (search engine optimization), social media and outsourcing with his own unique brand of genuine authenticity, has finally returned to the industry just after returning from the world-first, life-changing No Excuses Summit.
The two things people notice about Garrett right away are his enormous physical size and his loving, cheerful, grateful attitude in both business and teaching.
“You don’t become a leader in this industry unless you love giving,” says Garrett “This industry is built on love. And thankfulness.”
Garrett’s success story has inspired many. Having grown up with less than ideal parents, few people would have ever expected him to succeed. Yet succeed he did; and today thousands of lives have been affected by his jubilant, informative teachings.
Like many in the personal growth industry, Garrett was not raised with much money. In fact, it was quite the opposite – His mother was both emotionally distant and abusive, while his father lived in a trailer park, aware of the abuse but unwilling to take action.
At the age of 12, the verbal and emotional abuse by his mother got so bad that he decided to physically beat his face up with a remote control until he had a black eye. He then told his father his mother did it which resulted in a call to Child Protective Services, ending her custody.
“I would never advocate the use of deception, unless it is in a situation in which a life is genuinely threatened,” says Garrett, calling his actions as a young boy an act of “pure desperation.”
Since that first drastic action at his young age, he’s steadily climbed his way from the bottom of the totem pole to the very top.
He went from a socially recluse young boy playing World of Warcraft at home to someone who seriously took on the study of becoming a positive, social, wealthy individual who could truly make a positive impact on other people’s lives.
His successful career in online network marketing began when he received a text from his friend Alex Moscow, which simply stated “Dude, we’re gonna be rich.” Moscow had just seen a network marketing presentation minutes earlier and instantly knew that he and Garrett would find success in it.
Despite having little business experience and no money to speak of, Garrett fully devoted himself and put in the time and effort to succeed. Now he’s finally achieved a level of success that many others envy. His mission now is to help others achieve more, just as others have helped him achieve.
Garrett teaches other aspiring online network marketers how to succeed by helping them with their personal branding, increasing their impact through social media like Facebook and Twitter, through creating “personality branded” personal blogs and through getting high rankings in search engines.
In addition to teaching advanced internet marketing techniques, Garrett also teaches something much more important: Personal mastery. Knowing everything there is to know about marketing will not help you unless you become the kind of person who can actually apply it.
Garrett uses the example of Thomas Edison and Nicola Tesla to illustrate his point. Though most Americans know Edison, few know that Tesla was the driving force behind many of Edison’s inventions.
“Edison died a wealthy, well-respected man” says Garrett “Tesla died penniless and friendless in a hotel room he hadn’t the money to pay for. It’s not what you know; it’s what you do with what you know.”
Garrett not only teaches what you need to know – But how to become someone who does something with what you know.
To learn more about the young entrepreneur Garrett Miller, the No Excuses Summit or to arrange an interview, please contact Garrett Miller at garrett (at) garrettcanhelp.com, or via any of his social media accounts found on his blog at http://GarrettCanHelp.com.
Last Updated on Thursday, 29 July 2010 22:57
From Release-News.com published on Thursday, 29 July 2010 22:33