An Interview with Chance Pitcock

We're excited to introduce our new recognition article series, MANA (a Fijian description of power and achievement). Each article features an interview with an Ambassador who has achieved the rank of Sapphire or higher. 

His story is all about passion and dreaming BIG. Born and raised in Russell, Kansas, at 21 years of age Chance Pitcock is already on the road to making his dreams come true. His biggest goal growing up was to play Division 1 sports and he played football at Kansas State University for a year out of high school. Chance realized very quickly that the football lifestyle was not for him. Rather than remain in a small town for five years and be encumbered by student loans, Chance decided to carve the path to his own future. At 19 years of age he left college and started building his network marketing business.  His story proves that the winning combination of passion and determination can help make your dreams come true. Click to read more...

My biggest goal growing up was to play Division 1 sports, but after I played football at Kansas State and experienced that lifestyle, I realized I realized it wasn’t for me. I was lucky to grow up very closely to the network marketing industry so once I got to college I knew I could create my own career. At 19 I left college and started building a network marketing business. I used the income I generated from Network Marketing to travel, pay off my car and start a Non-Profit clothing line.

I was very fortunate, growing up with parents who were making a great living in Network Marketing. My parents, and many close friends were traveling around the country building their Network Marketing businesses, seeing new places and meeting new people; meanwhile I was stuck in a small Kansas town for the next five years. I soon realized that I could make the type of money my coaches and college professors were making with this industry at 18 years of age.
My parents were the ones who motivated me to join Wakaya Perfection. After seeing all of their success in this industry throughout the years, and their excitement to build Wakaya Perfection, I wanted to become a part of it.  I am passionate about sharing the moneymaking opportunities that Wakaya Perfection offers with others as it gives you the opportunity to dream and strive for your goals in.

My success is simple, I share this opportunity with Wakaya Perfection with all of my prospects and friends and I plug them into the system. I follow the 8-step system religiously and it has paid off. Rather than get overwhelmed thinking I have to do everything on my own, I stay engaged by attending the daily calls with my group and by attending as many of the events and the meetings that I can. ​

The toughest challenge I had to overcome was facing rejection from friends, or people I thought would love to join this opportunity. I have gotten plenty of “No’s” and it can definitely be tough when someone you thought would love this opportunity denies you. At the same time some of the people I thought would never join this company, join immediately. So I have learned not to judge people when introducing them to Wakaya Perfection and I believe in the law of averages.  For every No there are more plenty of Yes’s out there.