On this week’s episode of The Average Sucks Show, I lay it all out plain and simple - it’s important you know what your AVERAGE is and, when you truly understand it, you can start getting what you want out of life

And become a happier, more-fulfilled human being.

I know you’re a smart person who is managing your life. And, I’m sure like most people, you know what it is you need to do, but you aren’t doing it. Or maybe you do those things for a while, but can’t seem to follow through. Consistency is the linchpin for success, no question.

Working longer, trying harder, and forcing yourself to plug along is not the answer.

Listen, it all comes down to communication. Your future hinges on your ability to effectively communicate. Your communication will get you where you want, and fast - and it has the power to destroy your current average--the way you currently do things in life.

Of course, you're doing great things, and you've got a lot of awesome things happening in your life, but it's your average that controls you. You are your average.

If you want to know how to elevate your current average so you can get anything you want in life, listen to episode 1 now!

Remember, The Best Is Yet To Come,

Michael Bernoff

His story is truly one of a kind…

Andre went from prisoner to professor, from prison yard to Harvard Yard, in one transformational and inspiring story. Growing up in a broken home, fatherless from the age of six, going from illiteracy to gang activity, Andre’s childhood prepared him for nothing less than a life of crime and violence. Eventually leading Andre to be sentenced to over 100 years in prison.

Having survived rock bottom, Andre knew he could help others do the same. Pulling from his life experiences, turning misfortune into fortune, Andre set out to touch the lives of those in need. Through speaking, mentoring and various online programs, he now helps individuals, families and corporations turn any negative situation around – regardless of the circumstances. Andre’s pledge is to help anyone in need.

Andre’s travels have taken him around the world, serving as a mentor and a listening ear for more people than he can count. His impact has been felt in countries like Bahamas, Guatemala, Honduras, Liberia, Sweden, and Trinidad.

On this episode, you’ll discover the epiphany which led him from solitary confinement to achieving his dream of attending Harvard University.

I’m very excited to share with you Andre’s story, and his valuable lessons which you can apply in your life!

Remember, The Best Is Yet To Come,

Michael Bernoff