By Doren Aldana
From earning $350,000–$400,000 a year to wondering how she’d pay her mortgage in 90 days.
That’s how far Christine Davis had fallen.
After years of success in the mortgage business, her income had collapsed to just $20,000–$25,000 a year.
Her savings had dwindled to $6,000.
Her house payment was $2,000 a month.
And she was running out of time.
Imagine going from being a top producer to wondering whether you’d have to take a $20/hour job just to survive.
That was Christine’s reality.
But she refused to give up.
When the opportunity came to turn things around, she faced a terrifying decision: invest in herself when she could barely afford to—or keep doing what clearly wasn’t working.
She took the leap.
And what happened next was nothing short of remarkable.
Within the first three months of the year, Christine was on track to bring in $41,000—more than she’d earned in an entire year during her downturn.
Today, she’s not just surviving.
Her mortgage business is growing again. Her confidence is back. And she’s experiencing a level of momentum she hadn’t seen before.
In her own words:
“My business is building and booming, and I can’t even hold it back.”
Watch Christine’s powerful 65-second story below. It’s a reminder that no matter how far you’ve fallen, your comeback could be closer than you think.
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