If you or someone you know has struggled with credit, it’s natural to doubt some other person’s success especially the kind of success Mark experienced. I understand. Here’s the best example I can give you, Edwas. Do you watch the show The Biggest Loser? If so, you might agree it’s one of the most inspiring “reality” shows on TV. My wife and I love it. But here’s the rub: isn’t it SUPPOSED to be impossible to DROP 239 pounds…EVER?

Then how in the hell does recent winner Danny Cahill of Broken Arrow, Oklahoma, go from 430 pounds to 191 pounds, losing 55.58 per cent of his body weight in six months and three weeks?

Impossible, right?

Not for people who COMMIT and take the “right” ACTION.

The Biggest Loser show gave real people the opportunity; Jillian and Bob gave them the tools and a constant kick in the ass & these people supplied the commitment and action. No matter how much GREAT information and how many kicks in ass Jillian and Bob give contestants, THEY (the people overweight) MUST WANT IT!!!!!!

When they want (IT) badly enough, they will commit to the information they’re receiving and they WILL take action.

This is how Mark did it, Edwas. 1,000s of people seek my help. No way does everyone take action. No way does everyone improve his/her credit.

In every single episode of The Biggest Loser, you see and hear EVERY contestant reiterate WHY he or she MUST lose the weight. To improve credit the way Mark and many others have improved their credit, they NEEDED to want something badly enough!

Losing weight or improving credit is NOT fun and games.

Holy crap! Can you imagine being 430 pounds one day and the next day Jillian Michaels is screaming at you to get your ass back on that threadmill????

You’d sure as hell better have burning reasons for wanting the weight off, beyond the pounds. Every contestant who actually survives The Ranch clearly has solid reasons. They’ve proven BEYOND a doubt.

Danny Cahill constantly shared WHY his body wanted him to quit the first day at the ranch: “My family means the world to me and they are the reason I started this journey. They’re the reason I filled out the application for season 6 and 7 and 8.”

It’s okay to be skeptical of Mark’s success. It’s okay to be skeptical of Danny Cahill’s (and others) amazing life recovery success.

Make no mistake: ANYONE can do whatever he or she commits to!

Thanks, Edwas, for your comment at just the right time. The Biggest Loser analogy is as perfect an example as I can give.

Mike