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I would like to take today to explain a little more about what prompted me to become a part of David Wood’s team to make money on Facebook. Why I choose Numis Network. And where my dreams are taking me.
Those, that are close to me know… that we have gone through a “financial disaster”. We had 4,500 square foot home in a very nice neighborhood with views and 30 acres of forests in our back yard.
Our goal was to move out acreage and sell the big house to fund our new adventure. We found the acreage we were looking for with a little 800 square foot cabin on it. All looked great, we could make the little cabin a temporary place to live (with some major cleaning and deep remodeling, sell the big house for a ton of money, and have money left over for a new “real house”.
Sounded like a great plan, so we went for it. Borrowed money to buy the little house with 60 acres at the top of the real estate market. Now we owned two houses. No problem we’ll just race through the remodel then sell the “big house” to pay for the whole deal.
As with most remodels everything took way longer than I had planned due to massive amounts of junk left in the cabin and storage building (old chicken house). Previous remodels made work very difficult, even for this experienced builder.
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We checked with people in the real estate “know”. They said, “hang on to sell the big house, prices will come back in 6 months.” So, we hung on, and prices went… down, and down… All the while we were paying for two houses, sinking deeper into debt, thinking it would work out in the end.
Long story short, after going deeper and deeper into debt, the house finally sold at a deep discount, leaving us with almost half a million in debt, little income, and on food stamps. We owned many shattered dreams and struggled with depression.
That’s when I found David Wood on the internet and saw a glimmer of hope to dig out of debt and rebuild our “dreams” that were crushed.
Is there really a way to make money on Facebook? I searched and saw several people already doing it, starting with nothing. Well, I had nothing, actually less than nothing. That’s when I decided to go for it, all out, even though I didn’t have the money to start.
Numis just makes sense. Silver and gold are classy. Collecting something that had a great chance of increasing in value also appealed to me. Getting involved with Numis while it was in its early growth made the income potential even higher. I liked that!
As I get more involved in Numis, I see my dreams of helping others coming back! What an exciting thing to be a part of. Building people and encouraging others is very important to me. Seeing people reach their dreams is a huge delight.
I now see myself building a new home, paying back our debts, and having the financial and time freedom to care for my family and friends.
To your success,
Stephen Peters
Great article. Facebook is proving very profitable for me at the moment and I’m sure it will continue to grow.
Narender, it does take work. Just stick with it.
Really a nice article. I’ve always wanted to earn some money online. I’m really motivated to try out Facebook after reading this article.
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Start free →Hi Stephen, I love to read stories like yours. It keeps me motivated and continue on my goals despite the trials and hardships I face in my entrepreneurial journey.
Elena Green
This post is so inspiring! It’s amazing how you’ve managed to turn things around with David Woods’ team. I really needed to hear something like this today, thank you!
Paul Richards
I’m skeptical. How can you prove that this method really works? Is there any solid evidence that shows this approach with Facebook really leads to income generation?
Rebecca Knight
I have a few questions about Numis Network. How exactly does it work with silver and gold investments? Is there a minimum amount you need to start?
Jackson Cole
While I appreciate your story, I feel that there is not enough focus on the risks involved. What happens if Numis doesn’t grow as expected?
Maria Thompson
Hey Stephen! Long time no see. It’s great to see you doing well. How have you been? Let’s catch up sometime soon.
Peter Collins
Your story really resonates with me. I went through something similar when I invested in real estate. The debt piled up, but I managed to get out of it with the help of online marketing.
Tina Lawson
Thanks for sharing this! If anyone is interested in tools to boost social media marketing like this, I highly recommend checking out Buffer.com. It’s a great tool for automating your posts!
Grace Wheeler
This was a great read, Stephen. I’ve learned a lot about persistence and using social media in business. Thanks for the valuable insights!
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Twenty-two years in an insurer taught me to distrust any turnaround story that skips the boring middle — this one goes from deep debt to ‘dreams coming back’ with the actual mechanics of the business barely mentioned. The story’s compelling. The business case underneath it is basically absent.
Sorry if this is the wrong thing to focus on, but I kept waiting for the part where he explains why silver and gold specifically, and it just says ‘silver and gold are classy’ and moves on, and I don’t know enough about collectibles to tell if that’s actually a reason or just a nice sentence.
What made this collectible specifically, rather than any other product, the thing that fit the situation he was in?
Ivy raises a fair point, and I would add — does this approach translate outside the US at all? Collecting silver and gold as an investment vehicle is regulated very differently market to market, and the post reads as if the same plan would work identically everywhere.
Tried something adjacent to this a few years back — a physical collectible tied into a recruiting structure, sold through the same kind of personal turnaround story. First few months, the collectible side was genuinely fine on its own, people liked having something tangible instead of just a login and a dashboard. What wore me down over about a year wasn’t the product, it was that the actual selling never stopped feeling like the real job underneath it, no matter how the story around it got framed for new people walking in. By the time I stepped back, I’d have described it as a very well-dressed structure, not a market for the thing itself, and it took longer than it should have to see that clearly.
Pulling the post’s actual argument out from the story: found a person, found a product, found belief, ran with it. What’s missing is what happens when it doesn’t.
Kelsey’s ‘never stopped feeling like the point’ is worth sitting with as its own exercise — write down the moment in your day when the selling started to feel like the actual job instead of a means to something else. For a lot of people that moment comes earlier than they admit.
I think what’s being missed in some of these replies is that the personal story isn’t standing in for a business plan, it’s just explaining motivation — why he chose to try in the first place. Fair to want more detail on the mechanics. Less fair to fault the story for being a story.