Allyn Reid Didn't Know She Was Poor...and Isn't

Jul 03, 2017

Wes Schaeffer

The Sales Podcast Marketing Automation Entrepreneur

Follow your intuition to stop "maintaining" and reach your potential

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Co-founder of Secret Knock (Forbes, Inc, Entrepreneur Magazine calls it a must-attend event)
- Games
- Unique speakers
- "Sonny and Cher variety show"
Co-founder of Sherpa Press
Come from a long line of entrepreneurs and people who had to create their lives without a blueprint
Her parents are from a rural part of The Philippines, where they didn't have a lot of help
If it doesn't bring you joy, you probably shouldn't do it
Follow your inner compass
Her family moved here when she was ten, and her mom was a single mom with $10 to their name
America is still the land of opportunity
Six of them lived in a small room until she was 17, and her mom got on her feet
Her grandmother was a shoe merchant who raised ten siblings and six kids of her own and always wanted to come to America
"I have it good. We don't get hit by typhoons. We have electricity. We have structure. I had to honor my grandmother."
Remember that you are part of a bigger picture, so play big
She didn't have mentors or other help
Whatever you fight gets stronger, so she didn't fight the fear and despair, she felt it and traced it
Don't fall into the self-judgment
What happens in your head is much worse than the actual experience
Failure doesn't mean you're off course. It's part of the course.
She was isolated as a kid in The Philippines, and she didn't buy into the stories of others.
"I didn't know I was poor."
Her aunt paid for her and her siblings to go to a nice school.
Her mom wouldn't let her socialize with her friends until they were leaving, and she saw how wealthy they all were.
Growth is awesome
Most people don't realize they're in the "maintenance phase"
We're infinite beings and can create anything
Had two jobs in college and three during breaks (she'd work all night)
One offered her a job, but she couldn't do it once it was an obligation and full time so she left after a year
She knew she was "incubating"
People communicate louder with what they don't say
She loves amplifying people
She's a big reader (used to read up to 1,200 books a year...now just maybe 100 per year)
This led to Sherpa Press
She listens to her intuition
A lot of "how-tos" will work but listen to your intuition
Conferences are like playing slots. Once you're on a winning streak...STOP!
We're spiritual beings in a material world

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