4 Tips From a 26-Year-Old Who Built a $10 Million Consulting Business

Published on 06-28-2017 11:06:44 PM by Alex Choong


Unlike many entrepreneurs, Sam Ovens figured out very early on that the nine-to-five wasn’t his destined path in life. He wanted more, so after just three months working his first post-college job, he quit and moved into his parent’s garage to start his first business.

Rather than giving up and going back to the mundanity of office life after each failure,Ovens used the experiences as learning opportunities.

Why didn't his great ideas fail to resonate with consumers?

What did he do wrong?

What did he do right?

This time his efforts paid off. By age 26 - just four short years after opening his consulting business -- Ovens had made more than $10 million.

Needless to say, he has also moved out of his parent’s garage.

I spoke to Sam recently to hear what advice he had to share with other entrepreneurs.

What follows are his top four tips -the most valuable lessons he learned through hisown process of entrepreneurial trial and error.

Find out 4 tips below