As a dynamic entrepreneur for 29 years, Todd Smith has enjoyed extraordinary personal and professional success. His journey of success began at an early age. Todd’s first job after graduating from high school was rather nondescript. He worked as a ditch digger laying cable for the local cable company, making six dollars an hour. That job only lasted four months because the cable company had financial troubles. Then he became a package runner for UPS during the Christmas holidays.
Being laid off from two jobs within six months was an awakening for this teenager. He then decided to take control of his life and become an entrepreneur. This was in the early 80’s — an economic period not much different than where we find ourselves today. Unemployment was at 10% and getting and keeping a job was hard to do, especially for
someone without a college degree. At 18 years old, Todd and his brother launched a silk-screening business from a garage. After four years, it became the second largest company of its kind in the greater Chicago area.
While Todd enjoyed the personal growth and financial rewards of being a successful business owner, he detested the headaches one experiences with owning a traditional business —employees, paperwork, deadlines, stress, overhead and receivables. He readily admits, “Almost all of my time was spent doing things I did not enjoy. I knew there had to be a better way. I wanted something that would give me greater control of my future without the headaches of owning a traditional business.”
At the age of 23, Todd began a career as a residential real estate agent. He became a student of personal development and within four and half years was one of the nation’s top-selling Realtors, selling over 115 homes a year. At 28, he was one of the youngest Realtors ever inducted into RE/MAX’s Hall of Fame.
Although he enjoyed a lucrative real-estate career, he lamented the fact that his career completely controlled his life. He then became determined to find a career that would enable him to replace his mid-six-figure income while providing the freedom to spend more time with his family and enjoy the fruits of his labor.
For the past 20 years Smith has owned his own sales and marketing business in the direct selling industry.
His business has generated more than one billion dollars in sales and has paid him more than 23 million dollars in commissions. As a result Todd has time to enjoy his favorite leisure time activities: spending time with his family, fishing, playing golf and tennis and taking long walks on the beach.

Todd has become an internationally recognized leader in the direct selling industry and the personal development field. He has conducted more than 1000 training sessions and seminars for audiences around the world and has also developed numerous training manuals and audio-visual sales tools, teaching entrepreneurs how to achieve professional success and accomplish their personal goals.
Today, Todd’s greatest passion is in helping people from all walks of life enjoy greater personal and professional success. His long journey has taught him a great deal about what it really takes to succeed both at home and in the work place. Todd is a great believer in balance and takes pride in being a family man as well as an entrepreneur. He has been married to Joy, his high school sweetheart, for 24 years. They have been blessed with four remarkable children whom Joy has home-schooled. Since Todd works out of his home office, they have been able to forge a very unique relationship as a family. Recently his oldest daughter presented him with his first grandson — Titus Joshua.
Todd still can’t believe he’s old enough to be called Gramps.
Todd’s success has provided him with choices and he has made a commitment to spend the balance of his life helping others through his teachings and charitable work.

As a dynamic entrepreneur for 29 years, Todd Smith has enjoyed extraordinary personal and professional success. He owned his first business at 18, became one of the youngest Realtors ever inducted in to RE/MAX's Hall of Fame at 28, and for the past 20 years Todd has owned his own sales and marketing business. His business has generated more than one billion dollars in sales and has paid him more than 23 million dollars in commissions.
