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Mark Jennison is founder and creator of global men's movement “IAMACOMEBACK”. .. For over 7 years Mark has been steadfast in his stance by breaking the old and outdated societal belief that—“alcoholism is a disease” IAMACOMEBACK is a revolutionary program and approach to alcohol recovery for other business and entrepreneurial men alike. Through specially curated apps and tools, group coaching and “in person” events Mark has liberated over 12,000 men by showing them that “ALCOHOL IS NOT A DISEASE..ITS A CHOICE!” Instagram: @markjennisonjr / @iamacomeback

Mark Jennison is the founder and creator of I Am a Comeback.Mark helps high performing men gain control of drinking alcohol. To date Mark has helped 12,000+ men take back control over their lives. Check out IAMaComeback.comToday's show is sponsored by Butcher Box - get free Chicken Nuggets for a year PLUS 10% off your first purchase at ButcherBox.com/TRUE when you use code "TRUE" at checkout

Mark Jennison Boyle, writer of The Stationmaster chats to Kev Castle on Nottingham Hospital Radio about this WW2 ghost story at The Duchess Theatre in Long Eaton.

In today's show, we are putting Mark Jennison in your passenger seat to discuss the rest of his story. Mark Jennison has the privilege of knowing that he has saved the lives of thousands of men, but that was not an easy journey. He created his own company and grew it to seventy-five million dollars in revenue before losing it all. With what felt like his world crumbling around him Mark wrote one final letter, prepared to take his own life. At that moment he heard a voice tell him, “You're not done” and that chilling moment became a catalyst for change. Over the next three years he did everything he thought he could to get sober including AA, 12 steps, rehab, and yet none were successful. Mark realized that he needed to delve into the why behind the drinking. Through intense self-evaluation and fortitude Mark was able to assemble a program for himself that created a complete comeback. With men clamoring to understand what Mark did, IAMACOMEBACK was born. It was founded with the purpose of helping people make changes in their lives they didn't realize where possible, giving hope to the hopeless and helping the broken piece themselves back together. Today, Mark serves as one of the most influential experts of self-improvement sharing his knowledge while speaking across the globe and walking people through the IAMACOMEBACK program. Mark joins the show to conclude this great conversation.

In today's show, we are putting Mark Jennison in your passenger seat to discuss being a comeback. Mark Jennison has the unique honor of knowing that he has saved the lives of thousands of men, but that came through a journey of hardship, perseverance and triumph. Born with an entrepreneurial spirit, Mark grossed over seventy-five million dollars in revenue for a company he created in just six years. However, the shackles that drugs and alcohol had on him for over twenty-one years destroyed it all. While on a vacation to Jamaica, celebrating the signing of a multi-million-dollar client, Mark's addiction reached a pinnacle causing his wife to leave him, along with the promise that he'd never see his son again. When Mark returned home his addiction continued its path of destruction and he was removed from his own business. Over the next three years he did everything he thought he could to get sober including AA, 12 steps, rehab, and yet none were successful. Mark realized that he needed to delve into the why behind the drinking. Through intense self-evaluation and fortitude Mark was able to assemble a program for himself that created a complete comeback. With men clamoring to understand what Mark did, IAMACOMEBACK was born. It was founded with the purpose of helping people make changes in their lives they didn't realize where possible, giving hope to the hopeless and helping the broken piece themselves back together. Since DATE STARTED thousands of business owners, executives, entrepreneurs, leaders, doctors, and lawyers have successfully completed the IAMACOMEBACK program. Through its unique approach dispelling most of what's been said about alcoholism, Mark and his team liberate men from the shackles of alcohol turning their struggle into their strength. On today's episode, Mark discusses his story and why addressing the lies in our lives is so important to moving forward.

In this episode, Keith and Garrett are joined by Mark Jennison, and they discuss Mark's "I Am A Comeback" program, karmic loops of insanity, making your own problems, the power of the pivot, and that one simple shift that helps you "get it." Listen in!                             ____________________________ For more information or to speak with Keith directly, please visit marriedgame.com 

On this, episode 4 of the King's Code Podcast, I interview Mark Jennison, founder of IAMACOMEBACK. His company is focused primarily on helping otherwise successful men overcome a battle they often find themselves losing: addiction. What makes Mark so different is that he teaches his clients how to tap into their inner strength; in contrast, many rehab programs like AA teach that you are powerless to stop your addiction, and you must learn how to live with that powerlessness. Given that AA's success rating is 50% at best, and Mark's success rate is 97%, Mark seems to know what he's talking about. But the rehab is only the beginning, because Mark teaches successful men how to apply that same inner strength to every aspect of their lives to increase their capacity and live their best lives in every way possible. Watch this video to learn how Mark's failures led to his ultimate success, and what he does every day to keep himself in the best physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual shape possible.

Storm is a character in my mind. No, not so much a character as a caricature, an icon, an archetype. I occasionally meet Storm in the real world. Storm is sometimes male, sometimes female. You've met Storm, too. Storm is easily infatuated.  Storm is in love with Love.  Storm talks a lot about passion. But Storm is a rabbit, a mouse who runs at the first sign of difficulty or hardship. Don't tell me what you are passionate about, Storm. Show me. Storm, I am old. I have lived many lives and I can tell you with certainty that commitment is the only true form of passion. Passion is not a feeling of fluffy-headed excitement. Passion is suffering. My friend Manley Miller taught me this. Passion comes from the Latin word “Pati,” the root word of Patience. We think of patience as an ability to wait. But patience, more accurately, is an ability to suffer. Compassion means “to suffer with,” to become a partner in the suffering of others. Compassionate people feel the pain of persons other than themselves. “…for better, for worse, for richer, for poorer, in sickness and in health…” Better and richer and health speak of hope. Worse and poorer and sickness speak of passion. Storm, let no one deceive you. Passion does not produce commitment. Commitment produces passion. Have you never heard about the injustices endured by that boy who was born less than 9 months after his parents were married, who then spent his life bringing peace and help and hope to others? He endured mockery, false arrest, a sham trial, a bullwhipping, and then spikes were driven through his hands and feet. They call these events, “The Passion of Christ.” Passion, at its core, is a parching thirst that cries out to be quenched. No, Storm. You are not passionate. You lack the commitment to be. I am finished talking to Storm. Now I am talking to you. Have you been saying, “I can't find my passion”? Would you like to be passionate? Would you like to feel so strongly about something that you would be willing to suffer for it? Passion is a fire easily lit: just make a commitment and don't look back, or left, or right; only forward. Make a commitment. Pay the price of it. Mark Jennison has a passion for the gym. I know this because he goes to the gym every day and suffers. Princess Pennie has a passion for gardening. I know this because I see her on her knees, patiently digging and planting and weeding and pruning to create a look and feel of harmony across acres of land. Brad Whittington has compassion for the homeless. I know this because he cooks for them and drives to an unsettling place to serve them one-by-one, face-to-face. Commitment is the only true form of passion. Make a commitment. Passion will follow. Aroo, Roy H. Williams

Imagine being left behind by your own father. Spending years spiraling out of control to a level most would never come back from! That's exactly what Mark has done! He's proven to the world that as long as you have a pulse and a will to change it doesn't matter how far people spiral there's always the power of choice to make a major comeback! Connect with Mark on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/iamacomeback/?hl=en Video of this podcast is available at YouTube.com/RealBusinessOwners. Connect with us on Instagram and Facebook @RealBusinessOwners. Need bookkeeping or accounting services for your business? Reach out to Easier Accounting at 888-620-0770 or by visiting EasierAccounting.com. Interested in fixing your credit? Visit SixtyDayCreditRepair.com.

Mark Jennison is the Founder and Creator of the IAMACOMEBACK movement established in July of 2015; Mark has liberated 1000's men from shackles and bonds of Alcohol. In addition, Mark has served thousands of high-performing Men and Women who want to seize back control from the sedations (Alcohol, Drugs, Sex, Food), limiting their potential and freedom.  Mark uses the framework of IAMACOMEBACK to turn his clients' biggest struggles into their greatest strengths by showing them their most incredible power, the Power of Choice.

When you list “features and benefits” in your ads, you are speaking to the customer who is currently, consciously in the market for your product. What percentage of the public do you suppose that might be? One percent? I doubt it. In most categories, it is only a tiny fraction of one percent. But what about the remaining 99.9 percent? When they aren't in the market for your product, they have no interest in your features and benefits. Do you remember the story of the Tortoise and the Hare? This is my letter to the rabbit: “Dear Rabbit, quit waiting until the last minute to advertise, hoping to impress the unwitting customer who has not already chosen a preferred provider. Be like the Tortoise. Impress future customers with stories that tug at their attention and make them smile and you will become their preferred provider. It takes courage and patience, but it's how you win the race.” Looking back at your career, can you describe the moment when your foot first fell onto the path that brought you to where you are today?“I was a 10-year-old boy holding a flashlight for my Dad…” “I won the race by only 20 seconds, so he beat the shit out of me…” “I was in the drive-through line at McDonald's…” “I was looking at my brand-new baby boy and thinking about the kinds of things that happen to people when they're least expecting it…” Those are the opening lines of the origin stories of Ken Goodrich of Goettl Air Conditioning, Mark Jennison of IAMACOMEBACK.com, Brian Scudamore of 1-800-GOT-JUNK?, and Tim Schmidt of the United States Concealed Carry Association. People listen to the TED Talk of Simon Sinek and realize the importance of “Start with Why,” but they never really know how to do it. Most of them describe the outcome they are hoping to create, or they just approach their Unique Selling Proposition from a new and different angle. If you want to “Start with Why,” write your Origin Story.If your origin story could be told by anyone else in your category, you have not created an origin story; you are telling us about your passion. Or you are telling us what you hope to accomplish. Have you ever read the bio of an artist? “I have loved painting since I was 4 years old.” “I knew I wanted to be a painter when I was 3.” “My mother tells me that I was painting before I could talk.” Those are not the opening lines of origin stories. Those are just people describing the longevity of their passion. If a jeweler says his “Why” is that he wants to “help people celebrate the important moments in their lives,” this is not an Origin Story. He is just telling us what he hopes to accomplish. To prove my point, these are the excellent opening lines of 8 different origin stories from 8 different jewelers:“Tom Heflin was a railroad conductor. His wife had a sister…” “Standing at the engagement ring counter, I felt like Oliver Twist asking for another bowl of porridge…” “Five years before Teddy Roosevelt led the Rough Riders, Simon Schiffman stepped off the train to stretch his legs…” “My Dad was a house painter. He taught me to sand and scrape paint old paint until my fingers were aching and raw…” “During Hurricane Betsy in ‘65, my Dad moved us into his jewelry design studio…” “When I opened the store I had no money. We didn't have the money for inventory, so I…” “Morris Jacobs immigrated to America as a boy. He came through Galveston…” “My Dad died in a car crash when I was 3 years old. So my Uncle Joe taught me…” As those 8 jewelers just demonstrated, origin stories are not interchangeable.There is no template, no pattern to follow. There is only a snapshot of a fleeting moment, a remembered glimpse of an unfocused future, a haunting voice that has whispered all your life, “Keep trying.” When was the moment that your foot first fell onto the path that brought you to where you are? Send your Origin Story to indy@wizardofads.com and he will send you something weird and wonderful and worthless from the...

Mark Jennison was living the perfect life, or so it seemed until that world came crashing down because of drugs and alcohol. During the peak of his drug and alcohol abuse, his marriage crumbled, he lost his multi-million-dollar businesses and family and friends turned him away. But his rock bottom came when he nearly lost his son for good and contemplated suicide. In that moment he realized that if he didn't get help, he would die.  Now six years sober, Mark Jennison's story isn't just another addiction success story, it is a ‘Comeback Story'. And he is using his story to help thousands like him find hope, and recovery of their own through his program, ‘IAMACOMEBACK'. #addiction #addictionrecovery #iamacomeback #experientialknowledge 

Guests: Larry Elder, Recall Election Candidate for California Governor, On to discuss his candidacy and his lawsuit against the California Secretary of State. Mark Jennison, Founder of "I Am A Comeback," On to discuss the spike in drinking stemming from the pandemic. Kraig Kitchen, Chairman of the Radio Hall of Fame, On to discuss this year's candidates. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

With Independence Day landing on a long weekend, revelers will be out in full force and it can be easy to overdo it when it comes to alcohol. Lisa Dent in for Anna Davlantes is joined by Mark Jennison, the Founder of IAMACOMEBACK.com and Author of It’s Not A Disease, It’s A Choice to talk […]

This was one of the most inspiring interviews I have done to date and one that you will certainly enjoy! Mark Jennison at one point, lost everything. His money, his company, his wife, and most importantly his son. His story reached its boiling point when some bad decisions ended by him waking up to find his friend dead. It goes without saying, but he experienced enough to last three lifetimes. His comeback story offers perspective about how you can leverage life's challenges into strengths. He was down, but not out. There was one thing that kept him going through all of it. That was his son Phenixx Jaymes. Phenixx was the “WHY” behind the founding of IAMACOMEBACK, which is a company that turns men's struggles with alcohol into their greatest strengths by helping them take control of their lives and finally tap into their real power. Today, Mark is remarried to his beautiful wife Kendra and they have added two daughters to the stable of “WHYS”. In Mark's own words, “ I kill it in every area of my life, but if there's one place I absolutely dominate it's with my family. They are my Legacy and I'm not willing to ever let them hurt like I did”! Please check out what Mark is doing with his story and I Am A Comeback on his website. https://www.iamacomeback.com/main. https://www.daduptribe.com/ https://instagram.com/markjennisonjr?utm_medium=copy_link Dad Up!

Mark Jennison is a man on a mission to impact the world positively with his personal story of overcoming addiction. -Mark Talks about the effects he witnessed as a child. -Difference Between Alcoholism and Binge Drinking. -Poor Choices -How these vices are symptoms not problems. -The vicious cycle of substance abuse. -alcoholism is a form of child abuse. -Sedating as a father to numb the pain. -how he recovered by being dedicate and focused. -How we need to make daily deposits into our children. -How we need to SHOW UP as DADS. "Mark Brings so much value in this episode. Short and to the point" -anonymous- --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/david-mendonca/support

Mark Jennison is the Founder and CEO of I AM A COMEBACK.    After battling with alcohol and drug addiction for almost 2 decades, getting "clean" and relapsing 7 times, and building and losing not 1 but multiple 7 figure businesses, he finally discovered the reason why he was unable to control his alcohol - HIMSELF.    With a proven system that has helped thousands of elite and high performance men around the world take control of their alcohol, Mark is now on a mission to spread the I AM A COMEBACK message to as many men as possible.    He and I both believe that addiction is not a disease, that you have the power inside of you to take control, and the choice is completely up to you how the next chapter of your life unfolds.    Make sure to follow Mark on IG and YouTube and also pick up a free copy of his brand new book, "It's Not A Disease, It's A Choice"   Free Book - https://www.iamacomeback.com/freebook-b   IG - https://www.instagram.com/markjennisonjr/?hl=en   YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCddhFvfxKZJrBXQ1RykRoaw   I AM A COMEBACK - https://www.iamacomeback.com/main   ---   Make sure to subscribe to the podcast, leave a 5-star rating, write a review and share this episode with 1 person that you know that needs to hear this message today!    Social Media    Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thesuperhumanfrank/   Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/584284948647477/   Website: https://www.frankrichfitness.com/home

http://www.iamacomeback.com/yt How do you look at struggle? As something to fold under? ...or as something to rise up against? Mark Jennison explores the topic of 'struggle to strength' in this 82nd edition of the Comeback Podcast. Sit back, relax, and let's roll.

Comeback Council members reunite with Mark Jennison to share their stories about gaining control over alcohol and being a comeback.

David Huffman always focused on the end result in mind from a young age. Growing up playing sports and bodybuilding, he never had a fear of being hurt and finding comfort in being uncomfortable. Even though he was introduced to the internet in an unconventional way, he learned to use the internet to launch many online business ventures including automotive sales.   David started his sales career in the gym community selling gym memberships and supplements. In 2014, Dave decided to start selling cars, it was a way for him to stretch his selling ability. David learned how to market to get people into the dealership and grew a customer base trusted him so he was able to hold gross. David was selling 20 plus cars a month, by using his internet resources including Tender. David believes that framing and setting a realistic expectation for your customers can make the difference with a sale.     David got out of the automotive industry in 2016, after deciding to work with Mark Jennison and selling his 30 in 30 programs. After that he went into content marketing, helping hundreds of automotive professional become successful. Tune in as David Huffman shares some of his marketing strategies that will take your business to the next level!   Links Mentioned:  David Huffman Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/davidhuffmansales/ https://www.facebook.com/SalesTalkUncensored/ https://www.facebook.com/groups/2004726159591804/ Sales Talk Uncensored:  https://www.salestalkuncensored.com/ https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC26AslcMclWR9w8Vhyl9NuA Books Mentioned: Dotcom Secrets By Russell Brunson  Expert Secrets By Russell Brunson Influence: The Psychology of Persuasion By Robert Cialdini The Closer's Survival Guide By Grant Cardone

Mark Jennison the founder and CEO of I Am A Comeback is here today. I Am A Comeback is a program created by Mark to help men who are high-level earners and executives get their addiction under control. He has an online component, and he holds his clients accountable by texting them everyday. Mark helps many men get back on track. One of the interesting things about him is that he takes a very different approach than I do. His unique approach is different than AA. It doesn’t even focus on complete abstinence. Although, that is the goal. It is about the Comeback 7. Find out about Mark and his wild story and his unique program that is helping men to regain control of their lives. Show Notes [02:03] The whole purpose of recovery is to make sure that you get better. Addiction doesn't discriminate. [02:49] Mark is 38 years old. He had been drinking and using drugs since he was 14 years old. He has been clean and sober for four years. [03:19] Things got rocky when he was 19 or 20 years old. [03:45] He was dating a woman who became a stripper, and it broke his heart. This was the catalyst for finding ways to take away the hurt. [04:26] He moved to Southern California and drugs and drinking were prevalent. Being able to drink other people under the table to find who he was. [05:00] He drank in Southern California from 2000 to 2007. [05:39] He then began doing crystal meth. It seemed like it made him better, until it made him worse. [06:25] He then went back to Wisconsin and slept on his brother's couch. [06:51] His uncle owned a trucking company. Mark helped grow the company into a different company. [07:37] He was still involved with drugs and alcohol, but he now had the ability to make money. [08:02] He built the company into a multimillion-dollar company. He also got married and had a child. [08:17] He still drank, did drugs, and went to strip clubs. [08:52] He went from being a millionaire to his life unraveling. He went on a trip to Jamaica and when he came home his business was in shambles. [09:25] He wasn't able to make payroll, and his company failed. [09:55] He lost the business in 2013. He hit rock bottom and was suicidal. [11:35] He met a girl who was using heroin and next thing you know he started doing heroin. A friend of his joined them and then OD'd on heroin. [12:42] Mark lost everything. [13:29] He then got sober for a brief time and built another business. [14:17] He then started network marketing an sold Isagenix protein shakes. [15:36] He then started selling cars. Once he had cash, he started drinking again. [16:17] It seemed like he would always relapse between May and July after getting sober. [16:32] He went to a treatment center in Rockford, Illinois. He got out after 28 days. [18:09] He did just one shot which led to many more shots and another relapse and more heroin. [18:29] It took six hours for him to leave rehab and relapse. [21:05] After relapsing over and over, Mark decided to finally get his life back. [23:21] AA didn't work for him, so he went to a church. [24:33] He started putting pieces in place like faith, family, fitness, and making money. [25:31] His moral inventory wasn't about who he hurt, it was more about why he hurt. [30:02] There are parallels between Mark and Tom's life, because they were both in the car business. [30:36] Tom got baptized when he was 23 years old. The 12 Steps also played a big part in his life. [32:06] It doesn't make sense to mark that there is only one way to get sober. [32:58] People who have the resources go to South Florida to get sober. [33:29] People value what they put their money into. [34:57] Mark's clientele are high-level sales executives and people like himself. Making money is an important part of his program. [35:41] Mark has 81 guys in his program, and he texts each of them individually every day. He helps to pivot their mindset. [36:57] He doesn't promote complete abstinence. [37:16] At some point, the amount of people is going to outgrow his methods for accountability. He already has a plan in place to solve that issue. [37:29] His plan works because his clients are connected to him 24/7. [38:23] They have online group discussions on Tuesdays and Thursdays. [38:57] He wants to be a rival for AA. [40:23] Mark's plan is specifically for men. They go through his funnel and have to make 12 micro commitments before joining. [41:26] He is located in Wisconsin. [42:28] One of his approaches is that alcohol isn't the problem, it's the solution. The problem is really what is fueling the addiction. [43:31] According to Mark, drinking alcohol is a choice that you make. [44:51] Alcohol makes it easy not to think about stuff. [45:17] Mark works with his clients for 45 days. There is a six-week course. The first thing is mindset. Then they assess where they are.  The third thing they work on his confidence. The fourth thing is balancing your life with new ideas. [46:19] Mark doesn't believe in balance. he believes in abundance. [46:29] In week 5, they go through all of the obstacles that they are facing. Week 6 is all about discipline. [46:52] If you've successfully completed the 45 days, then you just stay in the chat group. If you need more help, you become part of the 6-month comeback alliance. [47:17] This consists of coaches with meditation, spirituality, and fitness, etc. [48:29] Then he implements the Comeback seven which is faith, finances, family, fitness, future, freedom, and foundation. [55:07] The great thing about I Am A Comeback is that it's designed for men who are at a certain place in their life where they need to be surrounded by similar people. [01:01:02] When people come to the Rock Treatment Center they know they're coming to a family environment where people really do want to help them. Links and Resources: I AM A Comeback The Comeback Podcast Mark Jennison on Facebook I Am A Comeback on YouTube Dave Ramsey

In this episode I discuss an article titled "How to be Authentic" by Jane Endacott and the inspiration we could all learn from her and individuals such as Ryan Stewman, The Hardcore Closer, Mark Jennison, Mike Chavez, and Aaron Duran. These individuals do something every week if not everyday to show us how we can be as authentic in person as we appear to be online. Below I have copied the link to Jane's article. It's a quick 3 minute read and well worth it!

Alcohol Addiction – Road to Recovery Talking about the tough subjects that need to be heard.  On this episode, Lisa and Hanz along with special guest Mark Jennison discuss alcohol addiction and the life-altering consequences.  Mark shares his journey of recovery and relapses open and candidly as he talks through his recovery process and where he is standing today as CEO at Mark Jennison.  Mark shares the trials and day by day process and shares remarkable perspectives on conquering to become the best version of yourself. Join us on our Facebook page www.facebook.com/thetoughstuff You can find Lisa Bechtol at www.LisaBechtol.com and Hanz Freller at www.HanzFreller.com You can find Mark at http://www.markjennison.com and Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/markjennisonjr Thanks for listening and join us next time on the “The Tough Stuff.” #SaySomething #DontQuit

It's safe to say that Mark Jennison has experienced enough to have lived three lifetimes by now. From a blossoming drug and alchohol addiction starting at the age of 14, waking up to see his best friend dead, to making millions and losing it all, Mark takes you on his comeback journey. In episode 105 you're going to learn about how to leverage your life's challenges and turn them into strengths. Listening to Mark share his story, you'll be inspired to identify ways that you can live the best version of your life as possible. Getting value out of The Dealer Playbook Podcast? We'd love an honest review here: http://www.thedealerplaybook.com/itunes/ We're on a mission to empower automotive professionals around the world. It's about Thriving, not just surviving. Help us spread the word - SHARE SHARE SHARE! DOMINATE!  MC

It's safe to say that Mark Jennison has experienced enough to have lived three lifetimes by now. From a blossoming drug and alchohol addiction starting at the age of 14, waking up to see his best friend dead, to making millions and losing it all, Mark takes you on his comeback journey. In episode 105 you're going to learn about how to leverage your life's challenges and turn them into strengths. Listening to Mark share his story, you'll be inspired to identify ways that you can live the best version of your life as possible. Getting value out of The Dealer Playbook Podcast? We'd love an honest review here: http://www.thedealerplaybook.com/itunes/ We're on a mission to empower automotive professionals around the world. It's about Thriving, not just surviving. Help us spread the word - SHARE SHARE SHARE! DOMINATE! MC

Mark Jennison is a salesman, sales trainer and motivational speaker, seeing both the bottom and the top. Mark's journey has led to him having a deeper, more spiritual connection to his life and to success. He has battled addiction all of his life, relapsing 7 times, before coming out the other side with a powerful message for salesmen struggling like he was. Mark's sales career was interesting paradigm until his current level of greatness; publicly he was breaking sales records, while privately he was struggling to quit his vices. His story is one not just of success, but of redemption and how really going on in on your success can be the single factor to save your life.

Mark Jennison is a salesman, sales trainer and motivational speaker, seeing both the bottom and the top. Mark's journey has led to him having a deeper, more spiritual connection to his life and to success. He has battled addiction all of his life, relapsing 7 times, before coming out the other side with a powerful message for salesmen struggling like he was. Mark's sales career was interesting paradigm until his current level of greatness; publicly he was breaking sales records, while privately he was struggling to quit his vices. His story is one not just of success, but of redemption and how really going on in on your success can be the single factor to save your life.

Mark Jennison is a salesman, sales trainer and motivational speaker, seeing both the bottom and the top. Mark’s journey has led to him having a deeper, more spiritual connection to his life and to success. He has battled addiction all of his life, relapsing 7 times, before coming out the other side with a powerful message for salesmen struggling like he was. Mark’s sales career was interesting paradigm until his current level of greatness; publicly he was breaking sales records, while privately he was struggling to quit his vices. His story is one not just of success, but of redemption and how really going on in on your success can be the single factor to save your life.