Hunter Ballew's new book, Make It Count, came about after a serious and unfortunate incident. After serving in the US Marine Corps for six years, Hunter Ballew accepted the challenge of being a full-time Firefighter and EMT (Emergency Medical Technician). He was working during off-duty hours on becoming an entrepreneur when it happened — his firefighter partner and best friend, Jordan, was killed in a car crash during off-duty time. The incident struck Hunter deeply, as he realized that Jordan didn't get his chance to make his mark on the world, to establish his own personal legacy of doing good. So that's when Hunter decided to use a dominating principle in his new book: teach others how to establish their personal legacies of achievements as they go along learning from Ballew how to train millions to help and to train the billions who are struggling in misery. With Make It Count, Hunter Ballew empowers high-performing business owners, aspiring entrepreneurs, and many others to fully realize their leadership potential and secure their legacies.