WAYNE kreMER

That search led him to sales—a world he never thought he’d step into. But before that, he took an unexpected detour: radio broadcasting. Wayne worked in small-town radio stations before landing a job at KQRS, a major classic rock station in Minneapolis. At the time, KQRS was owned by Disney Capital Cities ABC and was the top classic rock station in America in terms of listenership. It was a dream job—until reality set in. When Wayne was about to transition to a full-time salaried position, he was offered just $22,000 per year—far less than he had expected and nowhere near enough to build the life he wanted.

If you’re looking for a speaker who understands the frustrations of living on paycheck-to-paycheck fixed income and can show your audience a real way out, Wayne Kremer delivers. Wayne spent years in construction, waking up before the sun, putting in long hours, and coming home exhausted—only to do it all over again the next day. He was proud of what he built with his hands, but deep down, he knew there had to be something more. He wasn’t afraid of hard work, but he wanted work that gave him freedom, not just a paycheck.

Wayne worked in small-town radio stations before landing a job at KQRS, a major classic rock station in Minneapolis. At the time, KQRS was owned by Disney Capital Cities ABC and was the top classic rock station in America in terms of listenership. It was a dream job—until reality set in. When Wayne was about to transition to a full-time salaried position, he was offered just $22,000 per year—far less than he had expected and nowhere near enough to build the life he wanted.

 

If you’re looking for a speaker who understands the frustrations of living on paycheck-to-paycheck fixed income and can show your audience a real way out, Wayne Kremer delivers. Wayne spent years in construction, waking up before the sun, putting in long hours, and coming home exhausted—only to do it all over again the next day. He was proud of what he built with his hands, but deep down, he knew there had to be something more. He wasn’t afraid of hard work, but he wanted work that gave him freedom, not just a paycheck.

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