About Me

Hi… I’m Clay

I always thought Clay was such an unusual name growing up, but as time went on I began to like it.

I was born and raised in East Chicago, IN, about 10 miles east of Chicago, IL.

I Graduated High School at East Chicago Roosevelt and went on to attend the University of Wisconsin-Parkside for (2) years on a Basketball Scholarship.

After (2) years, I transferred to Prairie View A&M University, where I Graduated with a Bachelors of Science Degree in Computer Science in 1990.

Using my computer skills, from 1990-1994 I landed a job in the computer room for a major transportation company, which give me some valuable experience in the workforce.

At the end of 1994, I began working for the City as a Database Manager, which in many ways changed my view of the world. From 1994-1997 I got an extensive lesson in politics and it didn’t sit well with me to see how people who needed the most help, got the least.

The end of 1997 was both exciting and scary at the same time because I decided to quit my job and start working with my Dad, who several years earlier started a Construction Company.

Being VP of a Construction Company was very rewarding until 2008 when the recession began.

At the time…. something I never shared with anybody is I had to get in line to apply for food stamps and government assistance. Needless to say, it was one of the lowest points in my life.

…What Happened Next!

What happened is I became desperate to find ways to come out of my financial despair.

I tried so many different things. I am a little embarrassed to say how many times I tried different ways to make money and failed. I will just leave it at “A Lot”, but I was determined.

My failures were many, but one thing my mother always told me is to never give up. To be honest, there were so many times I just wanted to throw in the towel.

Nothing…..I mean absolutely nothing seemed to work.

What I learned from my failures is that they teach you valuable lessons that never go away. The lessons I learned have taught me how to be successful in every area of my life.

Which brings me to the reason why I started this site. I know my experience will help others not make the same mistakes I made.

Many of the mistakes I made were made out of desperation and because I wanted things to happen fast I ended up making decision that put me even further behind.

….Becoming Logical and Methodical

Because I had tried so many things that didn’t pan out, everything I committed myself to had to pass my logic test.

If it didn’t make sense and I couldn’t see a clear path to accomplishing my goal(s) I didn’t waste my time.

One of the biggest learned is how to become a problem solver.

I learned every problem is actually a solution in disguise and I figured out how to not only solve my own problems but how to help others solve theirs as well.

….A New Direction

My motivation became helping others to avoid the same mistakes I made so they wouldn’t have to go through the same difficulties I experienced.

Getting rich quickly is really not the idea here, however, as you learn more about how to make money online, you can dramatically increase your bottom line a lot quicker than through any other traditional method.

I have to admit, creating income online is not an easy task and it’s not for everyone, but if you are persistent and willing to put in the time, it can be very rewarding.

After slowing myself down enough to make a rational decision I watched this video that basically changed the course of my life.

What I learned about myself is my true passion and is helping others.

The excitement and energy I get from helping other people make real money online is priceless to me.

Because I know for some it will help free up more time for them to spend with there families and for others it is a needed boost in revenue to help pay bills, etc.

No matter what the case is, whether it is something small or great, I am energized by the giving of myself.

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