Bill Bartmann has an amazing success story to share. He’s had to overcome tremendous obstacles to get where is today. At the end of the interview, Bill shares a business opportunity. For that reason, this audio may not be suitable to pass along to your network marketing downline. For all others, enjoy!
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(NOTE: During the interview, Bill shares 30 minutes of great content and then shares a business opportunity that is available for a limited time.)
About Bill Bartmann:
Bill Bartmann is the world’s foremost authority on profiting from government bailouts.
During the last government bailout–the savings & loan crisis–Bill went from bankruptcy to billionaire.
Today Bill’s life is devoted to teaching entrepreneurs how to take advantage of the same economic climate that catapulted him to #25 on the Forbes list of wealthiest Americans.
Bill’s book, Bailout Riches: How Everyday Investors Can Make a Fortune Buying Bad Loans for Pennies on the Dollar, is a No. 1 best seller on Amazon.com.
Beyond profiting from government bailouts, Bill is a leading authority on entrepreneurship in America. Over the course of his 40 year business career he has:
Created seven successful businesses in seven different industries.
Grew a $3.5 billion, 3900 employee International company from a $13,000 loan from his kitchen table
Been named National Entrepreneur Of the Year by NASDAQ, USA Today, Merrill Lynch and the Kauffman Foundation.
Had his companies named by Inc. Magazine as one of the 500 Fastest Growing Companies In America–four years in a row.
Been awarded a permanent place in the Smithsonian Institutes Museum of American History
Received the American Academy of Achievement’s Golden Plate Award as one of the Outstanding Achievers of the 21st Century.
For more information, visit here: http://www.billbartmann.com/
What Can You Learn from a Billionaire?
What do billionaires know that you don’t? How can you benefit from learning a few new distinctions that could dramatically increase your results?
You probably have seen many books on the topic of becoming a millionaire. They have titles like The Millionaire Mind, The Millionaire Next Door, and Weekend Millionaire Mindset.
But what about billionaires? You may be interested to know that more than 2,300 people have won an Olympic Gold Medal, but only 1,125 people have become billionaires.
Please keep in mind that this group of 1,125 people includes people who had major help along the way: Many were born with it, inherited it, or had every advantage while growing up.
Then there’s my friend Bill Bartmann. He became a self-made billionaire after being in terrible circumstances: His family was twice evicted from homes because the buildings were declared “unfit for human habitation.” He kept a pet dog, not to be his play buddy, but to keep the rats off him at night. Yet he went on to become a billionaire.
Here’s where it gets even more interesting – Bill is willing to share with you the details of how he became a billionaire, and he would like to offer you an opportunity to partner with him in his current business. When have you had the chance to partner with someone who knows what it takes to build a multi-billion dollar business?
Be sure to listen to this audio from start to finish. You’ll just as amazed as I am about his story.
In fact, by the end of the audio, you’ll understand why Bill became so astonishingly successful and you’ll understand the opportunity that is available to you and me right now.
Learn from a man who has gone from bankrupt to billionaire. You don’t want to miss this!
Success,
Eric Lofholm
Master Sales Trainer and Coach
Jim Rohn was one of the most significant people in the history of personal development. He had a major impact on many people including me.
I remember when I was younger and in school, fear stopped me from asking out a girl I wanted to date. I can remember all the thoughts of different things I wanted to say and how I would ask her out. As quickly as the idea to ask her out popped in my head, I came up with all the reasons why she might say no. I remember the “feeling” of rejection and embarrassment even though I didn’t even pick up the phone! It’s as real in my mind right now as it was then. I didn’t understand it then but I certainly do today.