Rodney Bush

The Journey of a Lifelong Entrepreneur

My drive started at age 12, selling peanuts to gas stations to earn personal money following the passing of my adoptive father. This early work ethic was reinforced through Scouting and Band, which remain my favorite early memories.

I reached the rank of "LIFE" Boy Scout—just one step shy of Eagle—and stayed active in the high school band playing the alto clarinet and drums. My school years were further defined by leadership and business preparation in organizations like FFA (Future Farmers of America) and FBLA (Future Business Leaders of America).

Service and a Paradigm Shift

At age 19, I was introduced to network marketing, a discovery that changed my life forever. This period coincided with my service in the United States Navy as a Navy Corpsman (Advanced Medic). It was during my time in the Navy that I internalized a core philosophy from the legendary Zig Ziglar:

Over the decades, my career has been a testament to resilience and variety. I have worked with numerous companies, owned several of my own, and experienced the full spectrum of the entrepreneurial rollercoaster—from earning six figures to navigating the challenges of the poverty level. Today, at over 65, I maintain multiple streams of income across Ride-Sharing, Financial Services, and Roofing Repair Marketing.