Stan Adell interviewed on “The Job Radio Show”

The weekly Job Radio Show provides valuable resources and encouragement to job seekers during this challenging economy. Stan Adell was a guest on the show on 9/28/10 to share how he is working with the Olathe Chamber of Commerce to help job seekers. Here is the intro…

The Job Radio Show hosts Hector Silva and Ron Cooley welcome in studio guest Stan Adell, a member of the Olathe Chamber of Commerce where they have a job seeker program.

Stan Adell is recognized as a computer graphics pioneer in the Kansas City area and provides an important service for businesses and families to have peace of mind from identity theft and legal situations. Adell Associates are active members of several Chambers and networking organizations. Stan was elected to the Board of Directors for the Kansas City Better Business Bureau and has also served on the Board of Directors for RedEcho Group that provides an after-school program to help children learn to make and promote movies through a program called “Let’s make a movie!”

Stan serves on several committees for the Olathe Chamber of Commerce and has helped develop the Career Connection to provide resources and encouragement for job seekers.

We will also have more featured job seekers and our weekly calendar of events from Mark Kempf.

MLM Success: Mailman To Millionaire with Pre-Paid Legal Services, Inc.

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By Gwen Parkes, Posted Nov 2nd 2010 @ 8:13AM

MLM Success To Millionaire with Pre-Paid Legal Services, Inc.We all have friends like Mike Humes: that ambitious guy who bucks the system a little and is never content to just be. He marches to the beat of a different drummer, not because he is defiant in any way, but because he is hungry and never wants to settle for something average — he is an entrepreneur in every sense of the word.

Well, different is not always bad, and when it comes to the constantly changing face of the economy, different can be lucrative. Just ask Mike Humes, a mailman that became a millionaire selling legal services for Pre-Paid Legal Services, Inc. because he chose to break the job mold.

Mike had a secure, stable job with the U.S Postal Service as a mailman and was able to purchase his first house by the age of 21. He could also predict his salary (raises and all) for the rest of his life — and that is exactly why Humes choose to buck the system and think outside the box. Continue reading