Tracey Walker Interviews Mark Frank (Pro Snowboarder)!
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Wow, in this video, I have the opportunity to interview world famous Professional Snowboarder Mr. Mark Frank Montoya (MFM)!
We have seen each other time and time again at different events and this time I said, let’s do something together to share! Mark Franc is one of the most genuine people I have ever met, and being a professional in snowboarding for the past 13 years, he has had his share of ups and downs…
But something changed his life..
Check out the video to discover what it was!
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You met a pro snowboarder?? How? Ha Ha you always amaze me. Great Value with the interview, but the music is a little annoying. I liked when Mark explained that life is not about chasing money it is about FREEDOM and living FREE. Just love it. thanks for the value!
Thanks again Tracey for helping to build others up. One of the highlights of my week is listening to you and Cedrick on Thursdays
Jeff Reed
That was priceless. An accomplished guy just flat out said network marketing is “the only way to get freedom”. Outstanding.
Tracey, as usual you deliver pure VALUE with this video! But I have to agree with ORobinson. Maybe if you removed the music it would be easier to hear the nuggets you all are dropping…?
I totally agree…chasing money is not living freely…I want to and will enjoy life. The handful of direct sale companies I partnered with pretty much encouraged you to chase people down! For me, that's a quick road to failure.
Hi. The interview was nice, but a little distracting with the music and background noise.