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Corporate America, just as the American Dream, have failed many people in the United States, who end up having to work two to three jobs in order to keep up with their expenses.
Mack is an example of this. He migrated from Haiti, the poorest countries in the Western Hemisphere when he was a child. Coming to the United States was a dream come true, given that his family was broke. He says “being on welfare was like living luxury,” even though his mother had to work two to three jobs to put food on the table.
After going to school and getting good grades, it was his time to start working, but he also had to work multiple jobs, and depend on the 9 to 5 corporate schedule, and he soon got tired of it.
“I failed miserably in Corporate America. I had over 30 jobs because I couldn’t keep a job for longer than 6 months,” Mack remarks.
After this risky decision, he was worried that he would never be able to accomplish what he wanted or travel the world like he dreamed of since he was a child. He started to think that the American Dream was not real. In Corporate America, it seemed that no matter how hard he worked, he could never go forward.
“I felt like I was building the dreams of others, but couldn’t pursue my own. I felt like I was selling my soul just to make a dollar. Most of all, I wanted to be free. So one day enough was enough, and I burned all the bridges and quit my job. I went from making $40,000 a year income to not having any money in the bank account at all,” he added.
But then he heard about the Credit Repair business through a friend, and decided to get involved. Today, Mack has one the fastest growing Credit Repair business in a very competitive industry doing a minimum of $1.2 millions in sales his first year.
“Never in my wildest dreams could I imagine a kid from Haiti, one of the poorest countries in the world making seven figures and travelling the world, while helping others do the same,” Mack says.
Mack’s life changed from night to day. When he first came to the United States, his family did not even speak English, his stepfather died of cancer four months after entering the States, and he never met his biological father until he was 25. Mack went from hopelessness and feeling like his dreams were dying inside of him to “creating his own freedom.”
“I pictured myself being free from this nightmare. I knew one thing for sure: that things were going to be better as long as I work hard and smart. But little did I know this would be the beginning of one incredible journey that completely changed my life,” He shares.
Through accomplishing his dreams, Mack also met Ketly, whom he married and has two beautiful children with. As he recalled his story, he emphasizes the importance of family and dreams.
“Today 2 years later as we are sitting here in beautiful sunny Florida, and we have an overwhelming feeling of gratitude for all the success that we’ve achieved. We travel any time we want with one way ticket because we don’t have to be anywhere unless we choose to. We work a few hours a day from our laptops and now live that true freedom lifestyle, and this is all because we made the decision to never quit on our dreams just like you should never quit on yours,” He adds.
Mack did not have any experience in the Credit Repair business when he got involved, but he had a mentor who he could follow and ask for guidance. This is why his main advice for people is to “find the right mentor and model after them.”
“It’s crazy what can happen when you receive the right information at the right time,” He stated.
Mack wants his story and that of his wife Ketly to motivate people to start fighting for their dreams and creating a life of freedom.
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