From Rock Bottom to Leveling Up

The Excellence Project with Eric Worre

Eric Worre

Marketing, Entrepreneurship, Networkmarketing, Business, Ericworre, Mlm

4.9 • 1.2K Ratings

🗓️ 18 March 2024

⏱️ 58 minutes

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Summary

Veteran Network Marketing Leader Torsten Sedlmeier details his journey from successful entrepreneur, to hitting rock bottom, and then rebuilding to massive success. He also offers his insights into the Network Marketing Profession in Europe and explains what excellence means to him. 57:44

Show Notes:

0:00 - Introduction

01:14 - Eric welcomes Torsten Sedlmeier to The Excellence Project.

03:03 - Torsten started his first entrepreneurial activities at age 12 to support his mountain biking hobby.

07:18 - Eric asks Torsten to describe typical German culture and Torsten claims that he is not a typical German.

10:32 - Torsten shares his first exposure to the Network Marketing Profession.

16:05 - Torsten details his first few months in the Network Marketing Profession and how when his upline quit, it inspired him to support the members of his organization.

20:22 - It took Torsten quite a few years to feel like he really knew what he was doing in the Network Marketing space.

24:35 - Torsten hits rock bottom and has to figure out how to rebuild.

35:29 - Torsten offers his insights about the Network Marketing Profession in Europe.

41:33 - Torsten describes his 7-figure Network Marketing comeback.

44:58 - Torsten shares his best advice for Network Marketing Professionals.

52:39 - Torsten reveals what excellence means to him.

54:18 - Torsten explains why he believes that everyone is playing too small.

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0:00.0	So bills came in and I was really really struggling so we literally had to go to the food bank and so I pretended from the outside successful network marketer but in reality my life was really we were ready to kicked out of the house
0:17.9	They sent us a letter the electricity bills will the electricity bills have to be paid otherwise they turn off the electricity have to be paid otherwise they turn off the electricity
0:25.0	and I just have a newborn baby there at home and I was thinking what should I do so
0:29.0	at night time I covered my head I was taking a jacket so no one would recognize me and I went to the city to go to the trash cans to get bottles and cans out to recycle them to pay with the money I paid the
0:46.4	electricity bills. Welcome to the Excellence Project. My name is Eric Worry
0:50.4	and today we have my friend Torston Seidelmeyer from Germany.
0:55.8	This is a network marketing entrepreneur, 32 years experience.
0:59.6	He's going to talk about his early success, his absolute life falling apart, and how he rebuilt to the top.
1:07.3	I think you're going to find it inspiring, so with no further ado, let's jump into my conversation
1:12.0	with Torston- Sidelmier.
1:13.2	Hurston how are you?
1:15.2	I'm doing great here. Hey Eric.
1:17.0	So you are tell me where you're originally from.
1:22.2	I'm from Germany originally, yeah.
1:24.0	Where in Germany? I was raised in the Stuttgart area in the south of Germany,
1:29.0	but the last 30 years I used to live in the more or less in the Mannheim-Frankfurt area.
1:35.0	Got it, got it, got it, got it.
1:36.8	So how many languages do you speak?
1:39.8	Actually two, but I learned in school also French French but I forgot most of it.
1:45.0	Yeah.
1:46.0	So English German.
1:47.0	English German and French.
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