Ryan Leirer Achieved Complete Schedule Control and Performance-Based Income Growth

Speaker 0: I would say there's a couple, major differences between vector marketing and any other job that I've had. One of the major differences is the complete control over your schedule. If you need to take off or you need to travel or you have some doctor's appointments that you have to attend, you don't have to ask off. Or if you want to take a vacation, can take that vacation and you are in control of your schedule. Another major difference is leading into vacations, typically people want to have that extra bit of spending money. Well, in any other job, especially jobs that I worked previously, I couldn't just make an extra thousand dollars. I couldn't just ask for a pay raise and have enough to pay for that trip. So here, you can do that. You can make more phone calls, you can book more appointments, you can make more sales, and you have the ability to determine your paycheck based on how hard you want to work for that week. So as far as what convinced me to turn Vector and Cutco into a career, one would probably be the flexibility. Whether it's taking care of my wife or traveling, we do a lot of both of that. And having that flexibility of my schedule is really important to me. But also the people, not just the people that I work with specifically, but the people that I get to surround myself with in my field, whether it's business owners and realtors or the management team. I really enjoy the people that I get to work with. Actually, of the people in our wedding party were Cutco related people, so it was really cool. I met my wife through Cutco. My manager married us, and it's just really been a great experience working with these people. So that was a major factor for me. And then of course being able to determine week to week, month to month, how much income I'm able to generate has been something that is a really big priority for me. If I were to recommend this job to somebody, somebody that may be on the fence, I would say give it a shot. You never know if it's for you or not. It may not be for you. It may be for you. I think everybody should should work at Vector and Cutco, for a little bit of time to figure out a couple things. Can they manage themselves? Can they work towards managing others? Do they have the people skills that they need to be successful in life?