Craig Frazier

I had a very rough upbringing. As a young boy, my parents always told me that I must "break the yoke of poverty in our family." That statement resonated heavily in my mind. Until I was old enough to understand the struggle my parents faced, I did not realize how many hopes were pinned to that dream. During high school, I had destined myself for greatness and decided to encompass myself around positive, influential persons who facilitated growth in my life. By age 15, I was working hard to help support my family, never faltering in my commitment to help raise my family out poverty and attain the financial freedom that would allow them all a better lifestyle. I will break this yoke of poverty in our family so my parents can retire before that typical 60-65 age. Ever since then, I've been leading and listening to motivational speakers. During my college years, I got more deeply into personal development, listening to Napolean Hill, Joe Vitale, Earl Nightingale, Jack Canfield, John Maxwell