In this series we will be highlighting burgeoning entrepreneurs in the modern era. These are folks who have taken the risk of quitting or working double to quit their conventional jobs in pursuit of their passions. This is a difficult road that many never find the courage to venture upon, but the rewards are so worth it, and as you know, no risk, no reward, know risk, know reward.

Mentored by success magnate Bob Proctor, Dellian Sharp is a personal consultant who began his company 1 Awesome World, LLC in Spring of 2016. He describes 1 Awesome World as a company dedicated to personal growth and development, with a mission of helping people maximize the talents and gifts that they’ve been blessed with.

While he recalls the waves of the initial risk in starting a company based on him doing what he does best, there was an overwhelming joy and peace despite the critics and naysayers.

He named the company 1 Awesome World based on the philosophy that the creator created us all as awesome connected beings in an awesome world, hence 1 Awesome World.

1 Awesome World places a primary focus on “giving value to those you serve”, and building a long list of individuals whose lives have been improved. 1 Awesome World has plans for branching out into books, real estate, and investing in the near future, but right now is focused on filling a void left by the education system. “The schools don’t teach you about life, or how to make money, or what to do with money. The schools create employees, theydon’t create entrepreneurs,” says Mr. Sharp.

Mr. Sharp says the first thing he helps clients do is identify what they want. Most people can’t articulate what the want, and as a result they never get what they want. The next step is in helping them to identify what specifically is blocking them from getting where they want to be. By understanding exactly where you are, you gain the clarity to navigate to your desired destination.

Through 1 Awesome World, Mr. Sharp specializes in one on one success counseling with a focus on developing personal power, goal setting, and most importantly, goal achieving. Mr. Sharp also offers business consulting to boost the moral, personal power, and efficiency of your staff, as well as public, and event speaking. If you are interested you can check out 1AwesomeWorld.com for more information.

1AwesomeWorld.com also offers a plethora of free materials to help motivate you throughout your day to day, and insights to help take your life to higher heights.

At the conclusion of our interview I asked Mr. Sharp if there was anything he wanted to leave with the people, and he left this quote passed down from his mentor: “Change is inevitable, personal growth is a choice.”

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In this series we will be highlighting burgeoning entrepreneurs in the modern era. These are folks who have taken the risk of quitting or working double to quit their conventional jobs in pursuit of their passions. This is a difficult road that many never find the courage to venture upon, but the rewards are so worth it, and as you know, no risk, no reward, know risk, know reward.
Mentored by success magnate Bob Proctor, Dellian Sharp is a personal consultant who began his company 1 Awesome World, LLC in Spring of 2016. He describes 1 Awesome World as a company dedicated to personal growth and development, with a mission of helping people maximize the talents and gifts that they've been blessed with. 
While he recalls the waves of the initial risk in starting a company based on him doing what he does best, there was an overwhelming joy and peace despite the critics and naysayers. 
He named the company 1 Awesome World based on the philosophy that the creator created us all as awesome connected beings in an awesome world, hence 1 Awesome World.
1 Awesome World places a primary focus on "giving value to those you serve", and building a long list of individuals whose lives have been improved. 1 Awesome World has plans for branching out into books, real estate, and investing in the near future, but right now is focused on filling a void left by the education system. "The schools don't teach you about life, or how to make money, or what to do with money. The schools create employees, theydon't create entrepreneurs," says Mr. Sharp. 
Mr. Sharp says the first thing he helps clients do is identify what they want. Most people can't articulate what the want, and as a result they never get what they want. The next step is in helping them to identify what specifically is blocking them from getting where they want to be. By understanding exactly where you are, you gain the clarity to navigate to your desired destination. 
Through 1 Awesome World, Mr. Sharp specializes in one on one success counseling with a focus on developing personal power, goal setting, and most importantly, goal achieving. Mr. Sharp also offers business consulting to boost the moral, personal power, and efficiency of your staff, as well as public, and event speaking. If you are interested you can check out 1AwesomeWorld.com for more information. 
1AwesomeWorld.com also offers a plethora of free materials to help motivate you throughout your day to day, and insights to help take your life to higher heights.
At the conclusion of our interview I asked Mr. Sharp if there was anything he wanted to leave with the people, and he left this quote passed down from his mentor: "Change is inevitable, personal growth is a choice."
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