Ty Stewart on Eventis and the Auto Wealth System - A Partnership That Can Give Anyone the Lifestyle and Freedom They're Looking for

April 24, 2005 -- Armed with a Bachelors degree in computer science and a pile of student loans, Ty Stewart set out to find a "good" job. After all, that is what he was told throughout grade school … finish school, go to college and get a good education so you can get a "good" job, but he quickly realized that a "good" job was never going to give him the life that he was looking for. After a few years of working at that "good" job, he began reading and listening to the likes of Dolf de Roos, Robert Kiyosaki, Robert G. Allen and Robert Shemin and put in place the concepts that they were teaching in order to gain the lifestyle he was looking for. "I was amazed when I became aware of Eventis, LLC. and the products they offered," Mr. Stewart says. "A home based business that can give anyone the lifestyle that they're looking for and, at the same time, allow them to utilize the concepts that I've learned and used to be successful."

Eventis delivers what the traditional educational process leaves out. Rather than teaching people how to get a job and work for someone else their whole life, Eventis teaches people specifically how to create, manage, and protect wealth. Eventis is about helping you achieve your dream lifestyle and the opportunity to help others do the same. The Eventis product line was assembled with the finest educational products from experts in the areas of real estate education and personal development. The product line has been assembled with one thing in mind, wealth creation.

Mr. Stewart says that the product selection of Eventis coupled with the Auto Wealth System creates a partnership like no other he's seen before. The Auto Wealth System's digitalized automated flash movie does 90% of the explaining, marketing and closing the sale for its members. This online movie lasts about 5-6 minutes in length and when the view is finished they are prompted to attend one of the 3 daily questions and answer conference calls. This kind of marketing takes the fear of having to answer any questions that an interested prospect may ask a member.