In the world of network marketing, success stories often begin with hardship\u2014and Exequila Bulac’s journey is no exception. As the Foundress of SRS Firearies Dynasty under REDinc, her rise from financial despair to inspiring leader is a powerful testimony of faith, perseverance, and determination.<\/p>\n
Before discovering REDinc, Exequila worked as an employee at a financing company. A proud high school graduate, she had already achieved what many with limited education could only hope for\u2014employment in a major company. But like many, she soon realized that a modest educational background often comes with a modest paycheck.<\/p>\n
Everything changed when she became a mother. Her child\u2019s medical operation demanded a huge sum, and with limited income, Exequila fell into overwhelming debt\u2014reaching as high as one million pesos. Faced with unimaginable pressure and uncertainty, she turned to prayer. And through divine timing, help came.<\/p>\n
Her sister, Mentor Ely, introduced her to REDinc. Though she knew nothing about multi-level marketing (MLM), Exequila made the bold decision to try. Her mindset shifted: \u201cWhy not learn it? What if this is the way out of poverty?\u201d<\/p>\n
On August 8, 2018, her life took a new direction. With the support of mentors Yam \u2018YG\u2019 Gavales, Vanesa Gavales, Michael Majan, and Rona Capuyan, Exequila gradually learned the ropes and began earning\u2014impressively landing in the Top 15 Earners during her first year, all while doing REDinc part-time.
\nAs the pandemic struck and many relied on government aid, Exequila and her siblings thrived. They poured every waking hour into online networking, running on just two to three hours of sleep. But for Exequila, exhaustion was worth it if it meant covering her child\u2019s medical needs.<\/p>\n
But God\u2019s blessings didn\u2019t stop there. Her commitment to REDinc allowed her to buy her own house and lot, begin paying off her million-peso debt, and spend more time with her child\u2014something she could only dream of before.<\/p>\n
In 2022, she pushed herself further by combining online and offline networking. Stepping into face-to-face marketing brought new challenges\u2014fear, discomfort, rejection\u2014but Exequila kept going. Her secret? She focused on her dreams, not her doubts. Her courage inspired not only her own progress but also that of her growing team.<\/p>\n
\u201cTo my REDinc partners,\u201d she says, \u201ckeep dreaming. No matter how many rejections or criticisms you face, never give up. Be braver\u2014for your dreams, for your family.\u201d
\nShe extends her gratitude to the SRS-Global Family, her mentors, coaches, and all her partners across Luzon, Visayas, and Mindanao. And most of all, to President Jayant Era of REDinc, for believing in their dreams.<\/p>\n
Exequila\u2019s story reminds us of one thing:
\n“Sa networking hindi pwedeng puro UTAK ang gamitin dapat may PUSO ka din.” \u2013 Mentor Lec<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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