Robin Hoffman Haack is a successful woman entrepreneur and comes from a long line of thriving small business owners. Helping run the family Company Hoffman California Fabrics a family business started by Robin's grandfather in 1924, along with owning and running Clar8ty that launched in 2014!

In Robin's early 20's, Robin was introduced to direct selling as a customer of a wellness company. But it was not until 2010 when Robin was reintroduced to direct sales and fell in love with the idea of the financial aspect and learned if you get involved in the business side you are in control of personal success. Moving on to build a six-figure income with that direct selling company. Robin loved the idea of helping change people's lives financially and health wise as well as giving others the opportunity of a lifetime.

Robin discovered the 5 key secrets to building a financially successful business.

► Find a mentor. It needs to be based on human elements, chemistry–not just business, synergy! Developing a mastermind group to work together and always stay true to the passion!

► Prepare before launch. Planning and research are essential to the success of any start up. Looking at the upsides and the downsides are critical to any business success. Follow the Napoleon Hill philosophy “for every setback there is an equal or greater comeback"

► Learn to network. Networking means walking up to total strangers and striking up a conversation. Ask questions to build rapport. Yes, it can be learned.

► Reach out for advice. Talk with other respected business owners and find out their secrets for success!

► Learn about the target market. Learn who the competitors are. Learn the size of the target market. Have a unique product that will fill in niche. In 2012, Robin decided to look into what it would entail to start a direct selling company. This is where the Clar8ty story begins. It started with a question and a dream and has become something life changing.

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