Angel Olvera asked himself that question on a construction site in Los Angeles. He has since built and invested in companies across several industries, trained in more than 30 countries, and written two books about what it took.
Two short books on the same problem, from two directions: how you hold yourself together, and how you carry other people.
The habits, self-talk, and refusals that keep you moving in the stretch where nothing has worked yet.
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Find it on AmazonAngel grew up in Los Angeles without money and got kicked out of high school. He started in construction and custom woodworking, trading hours for the money his family needed that month, and kept looking for something that paid differently.
A co-worker introduced him to network marketing. He worked it around a full-time job until it stopped being the side thing — at 23, six months in, he reached the second-highest rank in his company and went full time. He has been there ever since.
Since then he has helped thousands of people leave their jobs, trained in more than 30 countries, and built organizations that do billions of dollars in annual volume.
Network marketing was the first vehicle, not the last one. He has since started companies of his own, invested in franchises, and put money and time behind other operators building theirs. The skill turned out to be portable: read the business, build the people, stay in it longer than everyone else is willing to. None of it counts for much to him if he can't hand it to somebody else.
How many more tomorrows are there going to be?
Angel founded one of the largest leadership training programs in his industry and has trained in more than 30 countries. He mentors people from their first month to their first million.
For keynotes, team trainings, podcasts, and mentorship. Tell him what the room is and what you need them to walk out with.
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