Quintin Gallemore

Quintin is my name but folks call me “Q” or “Quint’n”

Here’s a little about me and why I’m sharing with you . . .

My story isn’t uncommon.  I worked for Corporate America with a minimum three hour commute on good days. I had to work overtime, and every other weekend.

There was little time spent with my wife, or doing the things I wanted to do.

Eventually, I became a casualty of corporate down-sizing like so many employed in the Information Technology arena.   When I received my walking papers, the choice was either to complain (which doesn’t solve a problem) or view this as a fork in the road (seek another job with more of the same or… move toward something else).

Taking time to seriously think things through, I began to jot down some notes and came to the following conclusions:

• I did not want to return to a grinding schedule that kept me from away from home so many hours a day.
• I was tired of working my butt off for only incremental raises and a few days of “earned vacation” every year.
• There is no employer who can pay me enough for what I’m truly worth.

So, it was time to turn the page and begin a new chapter.

I was lead to read Robert Kiyosaki’s book “The Business School.”  I learned about a business model that gives the average person the ability to start a home-based business for a few hundred dollars and have all the tax benefits of a big corporation along with the ability to make a CEO kind of salary.

Homebased?  CEO kind of salary?  Sounds good.

Long story, short:

• I crafted my vision
• I did my due diligence
• I identified folks who are already successful at what I wanted to do and learned (and I’m still learning) from them.
• I stepped out in faith

. . . and now I’m experiencing some phenomenal results.  But none of this would be possible if I didn’t make changes in my mindset and my habits. 

IF you aspire for something deeper and more meaningful in life, more control over your finances, better health, you name it . . . my question is:  are  you prepared for change?

If so, do some serious soul-searching and ask yourself:

1)  Am I comfortable with what I’m doing?

2)  Am I happy at where I am today?

3)  Have I done enough for myself (in the way of personal development and/or health improvement)?

4)  What do I really want?

5)  Is it worth it for me to make changes in my thinking and habits to achieve what I want?

There’s an adage:  you need to BECOME who you need to be in order to achieve (or receive) what you really want in life. “Becoming” is about change . . . change requires action. 

And this is what this website is about . . . sharing the top tips that can help you, my friend, change YOUR life. 

“Q“