Steven Essa
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His whole life, Steven Essa looked for that one thing that would give him financial freedom. He spent 13 years as a professional musician in a heavy-metal band, where he learned more business lessons than during his 13 years of school before it. Then the music business collapsed with the rise of online music-sharing sites. That was his first lesson in the how powerful the Internet can be to make money. After moving from Los Angeles back to his native Australia, Steven doggedly pursued his goal of financial freedom and tapping into the online business market. Thanks to a lot of hard work (and the help of a mentor), he was soon setting up and running automated webinar campaigns that generated $90K in a matter of days. Steven became financially free (from over $1 million in debt) by building a fully automated business that leaves him free to do whatever he wants. Originally from Greece, Corinna Essa worked in the TV industry until she discovered the unstable nature of the industry and the myth of TV careers. She worked for several television companies in London, France and Greece, until the financial crisis hit Greece in 2009 and she found herself out of a job. Having been mentored by her brother her entire life, himself a very successful Internet business owner, Corinna learned the power of using the Internet to create your own economy. She attended Internet marketing seminars and began seeing the results of her efforts. It was at one of those seminars where she met her future husband, Steven. Corinna speaks three languages and owns a multi-million dollar social marketing company, where 80% of the sales coming from webinars. Today, Steven and Corinna travel around the world sharing their proven SpeedCash formula with thousands of people, and have generated $50 million+ in sales for clients and their own business.
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