Tyson Smith worked as a soccer referee, shoe salesman, pizza delivery driver, and bartender before discovering real estate wholesaling. He hated being broke and working for someone else. Wholesaling let him make real money on his own terms while helping people.
What do you want to do before wholesale? I just wanted to make money, honestly. Before wholesaling, I was in college. I worked a lot of shitty jobs. First job was referee for youth soccer. Second job, I sold shoes at a store called Journeys. Third job, I was a host at a restaurant. Fourth job, I worked as a front desk guy at a gym. I also worked as a front desk guy at a gym, multiple other gyms. I was a pizza delivery guy. I was an intern. I was an intern twice, actually, at two different, like, office places. Where I was just like the supply guy. Like, I just had to order office supplies for everybody in the office. I was a bartender, server, man, I've run the gamut of all the trash jobs. And I fucking hated working. I did not like working a job and I hated being broke. So I knew I needed to make a lot of money and knew I needed to work for myself because I hated working for other people. I didn't care how, I wanted to be legal, I wanted to help people, and wholesaling made that all work for me.
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