Stephen Modica Comes On Board With Infinity Downline
Stephen Modica Comes On Board With Infinity Downline
Stephen Modica, a kind of jack of all trades from NYC is now on board with Infinity Downline's number one team. I've seen Stephen's work ethic in action and it is superior to most others. I've also noticed that he strives for knowledge and development. This man gets things done. Welcome to the team Stephen.
A bit about Stephen. He was raised the global village of Brooklyn, NY where he had the opportunity to experience many different cultures right in his own backyard.
In his long career he had been involved with various business activities, from a 27 year long position at a major transportation company, to his investment in the real estate market, some of which are restored historic properties recognized by the Staten Island Preservation Society, Stephen has long been an advocate for multiple streams of income.
After a long and stable career and success in his own investments Stephen got the itch to give internet marketing a shot. He said, "I wanted to be the author of my future and too not be idle". Quite a great attitude from an older gentleman who had already had a good career and who also says, "I did not even know how to turn the computer on". Surely, he was exaggerating, but you get the idea.
Stephen let me in on his experience with his first attempts and he brought up the fact that he had tried getting involved with a couple different people, in different companies, and had found that was having a tough time with the technical aspects of the business and was not able to get the help he should have from the people who should have been helping him.
He admitted to me that he found the learning curve to be very steep. I recently had the chance to work closely with Stephen on some page building he was doing for one of his marketing campaigns and I have to say that he is far from being an internet dummy. No question that Stephen now has the technical knowledge to be able to help other with the same.
I had asked him the reason for choosing this company, Infinity Downline, and why our team. His answer: "I was working with, and still do, a much higher ticket opportunity. But in this economy so many people just do not want to put down thousands of dollars to start a business. Enter Infinity Downline. A great deal of folks are feeling the pain financially and I saw that the best sort of business for them is one like this, where the start up cost is low, small monthly fees, easily covered with a bit of work, and with a real residual income potential. Just a simple business that is something that any motivated person could realistically pull off a meaningful income."
He made a further point on residual income. "One of the most effective ways there is to build wealth is by creating the recurring monthly income, that residual. That is the key!", he said.
He further commented, "The income is a great part of the business, but if you don't have the right team, the right people to help and guide you, it can greatly limit your success potential. After thoroughly reviewing what your team had to offer, I didn't think I, or my downline, would have much to worry about as far as that goes.
Welcome Stephen.
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