He's a best-selling author and the world's number one trainer for entrepreneurship and network market. It's time to go pro with Eric Warry.

Welcome everybody. I am here with my friend John Harembs. John, how you doing? I am doing fantastic. John and I have known each other how long we know each other John.

Our whole industry, you know, 32 years. What has been 32 years? We've been around a long time inside this profession.

John's another of the top earners inside of this profession and a good friend. So we're going to be just chatting, shooting the ball about this business, about your career.

I think your story is an interesting story, so a lot of people probably don't know it. And we grew up in a similar part of the United States.

I was Minnesota. Were you Dakota?

From Perm, Minnesota, you know, three hours, three and a half hours outside of Minneapolis.

Yeah. So I grew up a couple hours north of Minneapolis and then found my way into Minneapolis.

And I found the network market profession in 1988. When was your year?

It was 1988. December of 1988. Wow.

So we literally got it ball at the same time. And probably, I mean, my story coming in as I had 18 jobs by the time I was 23 years old, I was nobody's prize.

I did everything you can do, minimum wage and manual labor and everything else.

Didn't finish college, all that stuff. Bottom 20% of my class in high school.

What was your deal? Before we even get to your deal, how you found network marketing.

Tell me about you as a kid. Because we were talking right before that you're a little guy growing up. So we're both bigger now.

But as a kid, how would somebody else, if there was a movie of you as a seven-year-old?

And we were trying to describe that character in the movie. How would we describe that character?

I think I was inquisitive, right? Matter of fact, I had a nickname. My parents and my sisters, you know, I'm thorn because I was always a thorn in their side.

I was the youngest of five kids and a very inquisitive, constantly asking questions.

I loved building things. So I'm either taking something apart or putting something back together or doing some research.

Takeer toys or erector sets? All of it.

All of it? Yeah. And building things. I mean, building a dog house, I remember.

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