A Resource Developer helps individuals, nonprofit groups and businesses develop the resources to solve problems and achieve goals. Sometimes you are a link between the person who is setting a goal and the resources that person needs to achieve their goal. Many times you will be a coach, counselor, mentor or teacher listening, guiding and helping people to change so they can actually achieve significant goals in their lives by developing their own resources.

       A Resource Developer is a salesperson with a high degree of integrity who helps people believe that they have a destiny and that they can achieve a higher calling in their lives, despite (maybe even because of) the problems they struggle with.

       A Resource Developer believes in his/her heart of hearts that in every problem there is the seed of a great opportunity. He/she helps others to find this seed, to plant this seed in good soil , to water and fertilize the seed, to grow the seed and to reap a bountiful harvest.

       The scope of a Resource Developer’s job can be quite broad. One caveat, as you begin to develop resources for more than one part of The Chimorel Group, you must strengthen your organizational skills. Trying to do too much simultaneously can dissipate your focus, weaken your effectiveness and reduce your earning potential. Warren speaks from genuine experience.

        A second caveat, although the things you are reading may sound like Chimorel is a vast organization, it is still at the very beginning of its development phase. We have worked with thousands of clients, seminar participants and students, but much of it has been in conjunction with other more established organizations. A lot of the original help we provided was for free or in exchange for other things or services. There is still a lot of work to do to make all the things you will read about real.