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Sean Wycliffe bought a Porsche at 19 and Ferrari at 21

Sean Wycliffe · Convincing Affiliates To Market For You with Sean Wycliff of DealFlicks Ep 14 · Feb 28, 2016 · at 18:52

DealFlicks CEO Sean Wycliffe reflects on his entrepreneurial history in his early twenties and the demise of his door-to-door long-distance telecom sales business.

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“When I was 19, I ended up buying this Porsche and dropping out of UC Berkeley and moving to LA, and my brother did the same thing, and when I was 21, I ended up buying this Ferrari, my brother and I bought this million-dollar house, and later the business had gone bankrupt essentially because our number one partner had Went bankrupt themselves because nobody buys long distance or uses it anymore.”

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