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EPISODE · Oct 10, 2017 · 25 MIN

EP 65: Why You Shouldn't Use a Recruiting Service

from The Recruit-Me Athletic Scholarship Podcast with Brent Hanks · host Jon Fugler

Jon Fugler makes this statement: "I am convinced that most athletes who can compete at the next level can get an athletic scholarship.  Unfortunately, most families don't know how to make that happen. "Families have been led to believe they need an expert or a high powered, expensive recruiting service to get their son or daughter an athletic scholarship." In this episode, Jon will make some more bold statements to let you know that you can be empowered to do it yourself in a scholarship pursuit. He'll share seven reason why you shouldn't use a recruiting service.  For instance, it can cause damage to your recruiting efforts and can cost you thousands of unnecessary dollars. Jon will go into detail with some points that will help you clarify why you have the freedom and power to succeed on your own.  LINKS AND RESOURCES MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE: Download the first chapter of Jon's book FREE.  The Athletic Scholarship Playbook. Get the Athletic Scholarship Playbook in Kindle or paperback.  

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