What company did Kim do?
NSA, in 1989. Then two others that have since gone out, and in 1994, back to NSA. With NSA she made her mark marketing a nutritional product, fruits and veggies in capsules.

Read about Kim's success with NSA...
Kim and her team rose through the ranks faster than anyone else in the 25 year history of NSA.

Does she still do it?
No more. Sold the distributorship back to the company in 1996.

Is she doing any deals now?
No. I use products from several companies, but recruit for none. Our business is motivational entertainment now, motivating, entertaining and offering non- threatening and alternative reaching out methods to the entire direct sales and network marketing industry.

Why doesn't she do one of the good deals out there? She'd have about everyone in the world wanting to sign up under her?
Because the current focus is to put the ideas and stories now in the book and on the tapes on national TV. Then we can expose the pukey types the world over, make fun of those types, and maybe, if we can embarrass them enough, keep them from going off on people who are trying to do something new to make a difference in their lives and those of others.

After all, like Hope Springs says (in The Truth...) what if it does work? And if it doesn't, so what? What else is new? Don't smart people just try again? And again? Making little adjustments here and there? And isn't the road made easier with a little love and support from other entrepreneurial and kindly spirits? What if next year you got to say, 'I knew her way back when...and now she's famous because of that bright idea everybody laughed at. But I knew all along it was gonna work. Ha!'

How would that feel? Hmmm?

What is her background?

From Holland to America in 1952, as a little girl, already entertaining sailors on the boat, she played the accordion for laughs and tips.

Her academic period lasted through MIT, Harvard and Stanford.
At MIT in 1970 she nearly failed "the" introductory linguistics class taught by the world renowned Noam Chomsky.

So she wrote 'From Deep to Surface Structure' that summer (under her married name), and got it published by Harper & Row, NY in 1971. A great satisfaction as it became the basic textbook for the introductory linguistics course at MIT and other universities across the U.S. The foreword was written by Noam Chomsky.(!)

At Harvard in 1972 she wrote language tests for children.

The 'Bilingual Syntax Measure' was published in 1972 and 1973 by Harcourt Brace, NY. These cartoon style tests are used in elementary school throughout the US. Her 15 yr. old brother did the cartooning. She authored and co-authored 4 more major textbooks.

During that time she earned a Master of Arts in Teaching degree from Harvard.

Her next eight years were spent as an independent consultant to the US office of Education, NIE, NIHM and other government agencies funding research focused on the language development of children across the U.S.

From academics to real estate... 1982-1989 setting up locations for such chains as McDonald's and Wendy's.

Then, the discovery of network marketing. Her first attempt as a direct seller was a great personal success. She retailed more water filtration units than anyone in the company's history. Nearly $60k in her first month alone! But nobody told her about sponsoring people who would do the same thing, and so she decided it was too much work for the money.

Kim took a year to learn about screenwriting and video production... knowing the time would come someday to pursue that interest.

She returned to networking one more time, learned the art of giant heap building, built a heap of her own... breaking all company records. Using the methods on the tapes and in the book.

She became an industry superstar. Her events were (and are) standing room only shows to entertain, delight and offer alternative techniques to find those elusive, 'right' ones for the business.

In 1996, responding to the thousands of requests to put her attitude and tips on audio tape and make her fun techniques available to anyone looking for alternatives to the status quo, Kim gave up her interest in her networking companies, and founded Max Out Productions in 1996.

The website now gets 5 Million hits a month and has been featured in countless magazines, websites and newsletters.

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