Bill Soroka is no stranger to failure in business. With over 26 flops, he finally found a system that led to phenomenal success as a mobile notary and loan signing agent for the mortgage industry. All those lessons learned, when applied to to this business, result in a lifestyle of flexibility and unlimited income potential. On top of that, there is a renewed sense of pride for working in a role, as a Notary Public, that is often the last line of defense against mortgage and identity fraud.Now, as one of the leading trainers in the country, Bill’s Notary Coach brand and the Sign & Thrive Notary Training Course and Community teaches thousands of notaries how to build a business and lifestyle that makes dreams come true. A self-proclaimed “nerd,” Bill loves to read non-fiction, personal development books. In fact, he’s what some would call a “personal development junkie.” He spent the first half of his life accumulating knowledge from these books, workshops, seminars, and coaches, but not getting the results he desired. In fact, he got the opposite result!After going broke multiple times, he finally took a “results inventory” evaluating why he had not achieved anything substantive, even after being so committed to learning. What came to him in his research is what he calls the greatest epiphany of his life- knowledge without consistent implementation is practically worthless. As common sense as that may sound, we know that common sense does not always equal common practice. Bill dove deep into how to execute effectively, going down the rabbit hole of human behavior, and finally landing on the power of habits and routine.Habits and routine are...everything. Now, the second half of his life is committed to the habits and routines that deepen relationships, create prolific high-quality output, and ensure a lifestyle of peace of mind and raving success.Part of Bill’s dream life is to travel the world and write books. This is where he will share that adventure with you.Read more about this authorRead less about this author