Age:
39 years old
Family: Wife, Michele (40), Three
Children: Santo (10), Ashley (5), Gianna (2).
Highest education: B.S. in Marketing
from SUNY Old Westbury, 1985
Year Started Business: November,
1985
Type of Business: Two Venues -
Mailing and Mailing List Business and Money Making Opportunity
Business.
Market: I feel my market is people
who are actively involved with money making opportunities
through the US Mail System.
Number of Employees: Six Regular
Employees and 13 Housewife Independent Contractors.
Best month (gross revenues): $124,500
Hours worked per week during start-up:
60-70 hours
Hours worked per week now: 60 hours
Favorite business magazine: Money
Makers Monthly
Favorite business authors: Tony
Robbins, Jeff Keller
Relaxes by: Sleeping
Keeps in shape by: I exercise
regularly; I work out at the Gym for a minimum of one
hour everyday, except Sundays. I still play Softball,
Flag Football, and Basketball on competitive teams.
Favorite part of job: The
flexibility. If my children want to play, I adjust my
hours accordingly, and we play.
Least favorite part of job: Talking
with people who have no sense of reality. The type of
people who think they can make a ton of money with very
little effort and very little capital - people who are
desperate for a miracle. I hate to be the one to squash
their dream, but I guess someone has to.
Companies admired: I admire
all companies with a track record; analyzing every one
of them helps me understand how to improve my business.
The person who most influenced your
life: My father has been the most influential
person and is the hero in my life. I do not know why;
I just know for a guy who quit school in the eighth
grade, he has got to be the most intelligent man I have
ever had the great fortune to listen to. He is the hardest-working,
most faithful person I know, and that is no coincidence.
My sister, Ann, and my brother, Santo, are hard workers,
are successful in other endeavors and are very faithful
also. Lets not forget my Mother either. She is
a Saint!
Favorite quotes:
Early to Bed, Early To Rise
The early bird gets to eat the worm.
The luckiest people we know are always the hardest
workers also.
(These are all sayings Larry heard daily from his Dad
growing up.)
Number of months in business before
achieving a profit: 14 months
How Larry got into business for himself:
I listened to an Amway Presentation when I was
19 and for as long as I could remember, I never wanted
to work for someone else.
Best thing about being self-employed:
Being creative enough to achieve your own success
and being flexible enough to do the things you want
to do. It is still hard work though, and working hard
is not a bad thing in my mind.
Contact Larry at: 1-888-487-2777
or via email at lc@lcme.com
Articles that Larry writes monthly are
available free at his Website at http://www.lcme.com
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