I love entrepreneurs. No! Not the kind who goes about saying, “I am an entrepreneur.”

Not that kind. I love entrepreneurs, who do the talking with their actions day in and night out. I love entrepreneurs, who take all kinds of calculated and planned risks. I love entrepreneurs, who do not give excuses for their failures. I love entrepreneurs, who share their successes.

And even though I don’t know her, I love Ruth. I found her public profile, (No intrusion of privacy there - just to be clear on my intentions) which I am sharing with you here.

Would you not like to connect with Ruth and see what she has to offer? True entrepreneurs are positive minded people who are not just looking to make a quick sale. They are genuinely interested in building an organization where everyone has the same opportunity to thrive based on the amount of effort they put in.

Learn about Ruth below.

Name : Ruth

Hi, I’m Ruth Sias, live in Folsom, CA (right outside of Sacramento).

I am very happily divorced with 2 adult sons and 2 gorgeous grandchildren. I entered the world of free enterprise as a result of a “big slap in the face” when I was laid off of my 23 year career in the title insurance industry. In a short amount of time, I realized that being an employee and depending on corporate America was in fact, one of the biggest disappointments of my life. Because I’m too stubborn and determined, I knew in my heart that I would find a way to maintain the lifestyle I had created despite the loss of my 6 figure annual income job.

I experienced a paradigm shift when I ran across another marketer’s YouTube video who shared about the loss of her career and that she was a successful online marketer. I related so well to her story and connected with her. That instilled the confidence I needed to jump into this marvelous world of Entrepreneurship.

Losing a job can be one of the most stressful events to happen in one’s life, especially when I was so unprepared. It ranks right up there with death and divorce. However, I can say with complete conviction that I feel that my departure from the rat race turned out to be the beginning of an entirely new way of thinking and opened my eyes to the fact that I was not living my life to the fullest.

The most rewarding part is that I can take what I am learning and pass it on to others. I want to inspire and to bring out the best in others. I never would have been able to do that, had I still been in the rat race.

Best wishes to you Ruth!

May success knock on your doors with a bang.