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Buck Reed, who co-owns MVP with Sheri Sharman, has overcome extreme personal adversity and actually used these events to motivate himself to succeed. Buck graduated from college with over $80,000 in student loans and $90,000 in debt because he had used his credit cards to finance his lawn moving and landscaping business. At the same time, Buck’s sister was put into a coma by an abusive fiancé. Instead of being defeated by these difficult circumstances, Buck was motivated to excel.
“I believe that my sister was in her relationship because of a lack of finances, and I decided at the point to help others avoid similar situations,”
Buck Reed entered the network marketing industry and had the chance to work with top industry leaders. From that point forward, he has never made less than $10,000 a month, becoming a multi-millionaire in fewer than five years. He has parlayed his success into MVP, a company that teaches others how to excel in network marketing.
Buck has achieved all of his financial goals and has been able to share his life philosophies with thousands of people. He also gives back to the community, as he founded the non-profit foundation Kristin’s Kidz in honor of his friend Kristin, who passed away in a tragic accident.
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