If you told Spencer Hunn a couple years ago that he would go from a lower-middle class lifestyle to living in the lap of luxury by his mid-20s, he wouldn’t have believed you. But Spencer accepted an amazing opportunity that changed his life and allowed him to enjoy the fruits of his labor.
Prior to becoming an ACN Independent Representative, Spencer was a “normal college kid” at the University of Utah where he had a scholarship to play baseball. Between baseball, classes and his work as a missionary, Spencer had no spare time and wasn’t exactly looking for a business opportunity. But being a natural leader and entrepreneur at heart, he was beginning to evaluate how he could make the most money with the most lasting effects.
After being convinced to attend an ACN Regional Event in Los Angeles by a co-worker, his questions were answered. In fact, he found what he believed to be an amazing opportunity he simply couldn’t afford to pass up. “My plate was more than full,” Spencer said. “But I felt I’d be very foolish to let this opportunity pass me by.”
Working out of Salt Lake City, Spencer became the number one Team Coordinator for all of 2003. Spencer was so impressed with ACN that he got his mother involved in the business. She is now a Regional Vice President and has walked away from her full-time nursing career – a development that Spencer proudly calls his “greatest accomplishment in ACN.”
Today, Spencer leads one of ACN’s strongest organizations, all while dominating the top of the production charts and residing as a permanent fixture on ACN’s Top Ten lists and in all of ACN’s recognition clubs. His system has helped countless independent business owners change their lives and has led him to the top position of the company in just over five years.
Spencer’s advice to new independent business owners is simple: “New independent business owners need to take this business as serious as a heart attack. It’s simple but the work must be done. Trust the leadership and be coachable…If you want what successful people have, just do what successful people do.”