Karatbars, no more broken dreams - extraordinary stories from the stage

“All the world’s a stage, And all the men and women merely players.”

So proclaimed the bard, William Shakespeare in, “As You Like It,"

Centuries later, for me, at least, though, on one grey day at the Hilton Hotel in London, it seemed that this redoubtable truth was momentarily suspended and turned on its head.

Let me explain.

Just, as many will attest that gold is the only true currency, (God’s money,) so too, there are some who believe that stories are the only true currency of the human spirit. For, as Shakespeare’s tales convey, it is the life stories of other people that sadden us, amuse us, dishearten us or bring warmth and motivation to our spirit.

Those of you who read my last post will know that last week I attended the, “Karatbars World Tour Event,” in London. The stories, that day, were everything. And many speakers walked onto the stage to tell the tales of their lives and to recant, in many cases, how Karatbars had turned their lives around, so that once again they could dream on and hear the birds sing.

 “All the world’s a stage,”...no on that one day it seemed that the stage was all the world or all the stories of Karatbars leaders from around the world. And what rags to riches stories they were!

Recanted by their owners were stories of;

...the seventy two year old affiliate that Dirc Zahlmann, Karatbars Director of International Relations, mentored to become an income millionaire within the space of 1 year. Apparently, this overtly ambitious gentleman had meetings with 600 people per week and worked till 1 or 2 O’clock every morning.

...Shemin Lakhani whose poverty stricken parents, living in India, sold their family gold in order to emigrate to the West. Thereafter, Shemin was always looking for a source of income and investment that would ensure she would never return to the days of meagre rations and austerity. Sadly her successful business failed to thrive in the stark arena of public funding cuts in Greece and things were less than rosy. Then, she found Karatbars and has never looked back. It was an inspirational story and it seemed clear to all that it was not just a handsome Karatbars income that drove Shemin. She was set on a mission to, through Karatbars, bring other people out of financially challenging situations, like the one that she had found herself in, herself.

...Brian Cromley, a US ex-military guy, who, following a spate of bad fortune ended up low and dejected, was living in a tent with just 200USD left to his name when a Karatbars affiliate had faith in him and mentored him through his battered self-esteem to, within four years, achieving an affluent lifestyle as a Karatbar affiliate.

No business on this earth is easy, especially at the start. Karatbars affiliates that don’t put in the hours and effort don’t reap the rewards. However, there are enough rags to riches stories to warm the heart and trumpet the message that if you want it enough you can make it with Karatbars. Now doesn’t that sound like a golden opportunity?