What I use, what I’m learning,
and what I’m building.

What would you do with access to people who have built successful businesses, inspired millions, and spent their lives helping others move forward?

At 63, my answer is simple: learn everything I can, put it to work, and share it.

That’s why I’m excited to be associated through xosialX with Mark Victor Hansen, the co-creator of Chicken Soup for the Soul, and his wife, Crystal Dwyer Hansen, an author, entrepreneur, and transformational life coach.

Most of us recognize the Chicken Soup for the Soul name. Its stories remind us how much perseverance, kindness, courage, and hope can matter. Mark helped build that connection with readers around the world. Crystal brings her own experience helping people recognize their potential and take steps toward a better life.

Now they’re bringing their experience, relationships, and ambition to xosialX as owners involved in its future.

In their October 8 presentation above, they share a vision that has me excited about what comes next. Reaching over one million All Access Pass members by September 1, 2027 is an ambitious goal. Achieving it will take real work, valuable products, satisfied customers, and people willing to share the experience.

I have the opportunity to be one of those people. So do you.

Explore the All Access Pass

The All Access Pass brings together NuCalm, Success University, and the xosialX app. It combines tools designed to support relaxation, focus, and recovery with education from accomplished entrepreneurs, authors, and business leaders, plus resources for connection and learning.

Think about the questions you would ask someone who has already accomplished what you’re working toward. How did they begin? What mistakes did they make? What helped them get through the difficult years? What would they do differently?

Those are the lessons I want to explore, then turn into better decisions, stronger habits, and useful conversations with other people.

My life has taken me through the Marine Corps, counterintelligence, government contracting, insurance, and several new beginnings. One lesson has followed me through all of it: you can keep growing as long as you’re willing to learn and act.

Through xosialX, I have the opportunity to share that knowledge and introduce people to tools and education I find valuable. As an independent Associate, I can also earn commissions from qualifying sales. That gives me a way to pursue additional income by helping customers find something that fits their interests and needs.

For me, building wealth means creating more choices for the future, more freedom with my time, and more capacity to help the people I care about. This business offers an opportunity to work toward those goals. Results depend on customer demand, consistent effort, expenses, and the compensation plan; income is not guaranteed.

You can explore xosialX in the way that fits you.

As a customer, you can start with the experience. Explore the education, try the tools, and decide how they fit into your routine. You can enjoy the products without building a business.

As a business Associate like me, you can explore the opportunity to share them. If you enjoy connecting with people and recommending things you value, you can learn how the business works, what it costs, and how commissions are earned before deciding whether it fits your goals.

I’m excited about both possibilities. Every satisfied customer matters. Every person who takes a useful lesson and applies it matters. Helping someone explore a business opportunity honestly is work I can feel good about.

Mark and Crystal’s involvement adds to my enthusiasm because they bring experience and a willingness to think big. My part is to keep learning, serve people well, and follow through.

Ready to be part of this movement? Start by exploring the xosialX All Access Pass through my link below. Discover the tools, education, and community that have me excited about what’s ahead.

Interested in becoming an independent Associate like me? Reach out, and I’ll help you understand the business opportunity and how to get started.

At 63, I still have things to learn, people to help, and a future to build. I’m excited to share this chapter with you.

— Allen