You’ve never been broke unless you’ve been so broke you struggled to get back home. That was the situation I found myself in back in the ‘70s. I had burned through my savings and was just short of packing my bags when I decided to apply for a job at UPS.I walked in and asked for an application form, only to learn there were no openings. With inflation snapping at my heels, there was no way I was going to walk out empty-handed. I said, “Well, let me fill out a form anyway.” He refused, but I stayed until he gave me one. Once I had filled it out, he crumpled it up, threw it in the trash and said, “What time do you want to start?”Within 6 months, I went from being an unemployed graduate student who didn’t have enough money to get back home, to a supervisor at UPS. I’m Richard Harrell, and ‘opportunity’ is my middle name.The world has only grown harsher with time. Right now, especially with the pandemic, we’re all in survival mode. The cost of living has increased, but our wages haven’t. The question that no one has the time to stop and think of is: if we’re too busy maintaining the present, how are we to build the future?That’s the question I want to answer for you. I found the answer by keeping my nose to the grindstone. You don’t have to learn those lessons the way I did: you have me to teach you. Opportunity, financial health, residual income – these are the things that my mentorship will help you with. What you have in front of you right now is the chance to:·