My name is Nick Muller and I am from Auckland, New Zealand, however I work with companies all over the world.I have been a business consultant/advisor and management consultant or advisor in various forms over the past 10 years.I have always been an entrepreneur starting my first business at the age of 23. My parents were Dairy Farmers in a small rural community near the coast on the North Island (down under) in rural New Zealand.New Zealand is close to the east coast of Australia.I travelled abroad to the United States and the United Kingdom in my early 20’s and knew that I would need more than a small farming community would have to offer.I moved to a nearby city and started my first business at 23 years old and it was a success. I had a taste for the thrill of building a small vehicle identification business and at the time I didn’t really realise the thrill it had given me.Later I moved to the largest city in the country Auckland and worked in a large Corporation as an account manager but couldn’t stomach working for someone else even though the perks were good, and it provided job security, a good salary. I was listening to Tony Robbins and reading Robert Kiyosaki’s books.I literally quit my job before reading Before You Quit Your Job came out from Robert Kiyosaki, but it was too late.I had to make it work, but it came fairly naturally.I spent all my savings in an Information Technology business that flopped and while moonlighting as a mortgage broker to make ends meet I discovered I was good at commission selling. Quickly I was promoted to lead a team and eventually I left to start my own company.Some of my team followed me and we started trading.Within 5 years we were buying and selling over $10 million in real estate and had 20 staff. What had started as a mortgage broking business had morphed into property trading.Today I have sold that particular business, getting out around the time of the Global Mortgage Crisis.I almost accidentally became a business mentor, working for an agency that partnered different banks, that gave me access to a multitude of companies. My first role in the company I had joined - was to interview each company week after week, for about 3 years. I got the complete download about all of the problems each of them was facing, across different industries. The learning curve was intense and later I was able to see patterns within their speech, their attitudes, their industry segment, leadership style, sales model and the list goes on. I became proficient at zeroing in on the real problem and have become highly skilled at working with company’s to guide their leadership team’s to understand what actions will lead them out of their plateau or unlock their ceiling to growth.Strategically I am able to assist them to uncover hidden attributes within their business they have been unable to capitalize on previously, and build a framework around it so they can monetize their core competency and scale.I consolidated this work over the last 3 years and live an entrepreneurial lifestyle where my time is my own. I walk the dog with my wife on the beach often, go to the gym in the morning around 8am, all the while serving my customers. I work about 50% online across New Zealand, Australia and the United States and I still have some face to face clients here in Auckland.The real reason I became an Author to consolidate my material into a format that would accelerate my process into a format that would speed up my client progress to their goals, marketing is a nice addition. I believe my material is absolutely transformational if someone sinks their teeth into it.My program is The Market Leadership Program located at www.leadyourmarketplace.comThe Market Leadership Program is designed to help companies ascend through different stages in their growth. The model itself is outlined in explicit detail within my book "BiPolar Business" available only on Amazon.Consulting is available through messaging me in the contacts page on www.leadyourmarketplace.comorsupport@leadyourmarketplace.comRead more about this authorRead less about this author