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How Kevin FIRED his BOSS (Full Story)

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  It’s Tuesday and it's really cold here this morning. But, it could be worse and I could h

  It’s Tuesday and it's really cold here this morning. But, it could be worse and I could have 2 feet of snow like my friends back home in NY :-) I still remember the days when I was loading up my work truck in below freezing temps and working outside all day. (that sucked) I also remember the day I FIRED my BOSS (my Father’s partner) and it was the best feeling EVER, but I was also SCARED, if I could actually make it on my own. That was over 18 years back in 2001 and I can still remember that day that changed my LIFE forever. TODAY, I’m excited for you to hear how Kevin Sanderson recently FIRED his BOSS and all the details he went through to get there. [Watch it on Youtube here]( or [Listen on Podcast here]( Also, I should let you know that Kevin will be attending and speaking at Brand Accelerator LIVE at my first ever conference/event. Like I’ve said before, if you want to be successful…hang around like minded people and share stories and experiences. There’s nothing like being surrounded with people that share the same passion we do and the TAKE ACTION mind set. So, if you haven’t grabbed your ticket yet, grab yours now. [Brand Accelerator Live 2019 Ticket]( I hope you enjoy this interview with Kevin and learn something from his story. Have an Awesome Day. Take care and Take Action! Scott P.S. This week I’ll be meeting with my Inner Circle, so I might not be able to write a Friday email with updates and stuff. But, I’m going to do my best. I’m sure I’ll have a ton of lessons from our meetings that I’ll want to share. I might even do a FB LIVE from the Lake House where we are meeting. Make sure you are connected on the [TAS Facebook page]( so you get notified. Sent to: {EMAIL} [Unsubscribe]( The Amazing Seller, PO Box 995, Fruitland Park, FL 34731, United States

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