Jennifer Arnold & Mark Januszewski

Jennifer Arnold & Mark Januszewski!

Jennifer Arnold is the founder and executive director of Canine Assistants, a service-dog school based in Milton, Georgia, and the creator of the Bond-Based Choice Teaching® approach to interspecies relationships. She is the author of the New York Times bestseller Through a Dog’s Eyes, which was also the subject of a PBS documentary, and In a Dog’s Heart. She lives with her husband, veterinarian Kent Bruner; son Chase; four dogs; two cats; and a number of other animals.

Canine Assistants is a nonprofit organization dedicated to providing service dogs for children and adults who have physical disabilities, epilepsy, or other special needs. Canine Assistants does not charge for the service it provides; rather, it relies on the generosity of those who recognize that helping one benefits us all. <MORE>

Mark Januszewski
failed 5 times in network marketing, stepped away from the industry before returning to the networking industry due to a 50% pay cut in 1993. What followed was a very a successful run with Market America. “We were in the top 50 earners and ‘retired’ in 1997, collecting residuals for more than 12 years.”

Named Trainer of the Year in 1998 from 80,000 candidates.
At MBC Mark hit Diamond, Top Pin Level in record time, 4 months, while still cashing checks at Market America.
He built 3 others companies to top-tier pin, collecting from 4 MLMs at once.
Joined XanGo in 2004 within 12 months hit 100K Select, climbing into the top 50 earners from over 1.25 million reps worldwide.
All six successful runs were built from scratch, never “herding” reps from deal-to-deal.
Co-author of the controversial book, “Taking Charge, Ending the Self-help Hustle and Heartache.”
In 2010 Mark released all network marketing interests and began consulting for that industry.
Today? Semi-retired and living beachfront in Kalaheo, Kauai, the western most island in the Hawaiian archipelago.

“Here’s the important part, in each new venture we have never taken anyone one with us, each organization is built from scratch.“ <MORE>

Everybody knows there are hundreds of self-help books that promise life-changing information, happiness and affluence. It is an $11 billion industry. These books give us hope, especially those that are artfully peppered with rags-to-riches stories. This is not one of those books. Let's face it, the hope fades a few weeks after we finish the book and very little, if anything, really changes. <MORE>