When Fraser joined Utility Warehouse in April 2019, he wasn't looking to completely change his life.
He was working and had recently been overlooked for promotion. Eventually, he decided he'd had enough and started looking for another option.
At first, Utility Warehouse was something he built alongside his job. He started part time, learning how the business worked and gradually putting more time into it.
What happened next was far beyond what he expected. Within six months, Fraser had earned £21,000. That changed the way he looked at what was possible.
This impressive financial turnaround happened quickly.
More importantly, he'd managed to build an income that was equivalent to double his previous salary while spending less than half the time he had been spending on his job.
That changed the way he looked at what was possible.
The business had started as something he was doing alongside his employment. Now it had grown to the point where he could make a much bigger decision. Fraser chose to go full time with Utility Warehouse and focus entirely on building his business.
He describes the change as completely mind-blowing.
But for Fraser, the financial side is only part of the story.
It's About What The Income Makes Possible
One of the things that stands out in Fraser's story is what he chose to do with the opportunities his business created.
During his first six months, he booked for a five-star, all-inclusive family holiday and was able to pay for it upfront. He also qualified for a Utility Warehouse family holiday to Orlando.
Those are experiences that simply weren't possible for him before.
But when Fraser talks about what matters most, it's not the holidays or the money.
It's his daughter.
The flexibility that comes with his business means he can spend quality time with his little girl, take her to and from nursery every day and be present in a way he says wouldn't have been possible with his previous job.
That's a very different way of measuring success.
For Fraser, building an income isn't simply about having more money in the bank. It's about having the time and freedom to enjoy the things that money alone can't buy.
The Effort Still Matters
It's important not to lose sight of how Fraser got there.
His results didn't come from simply joining Utility Warehouse and waiting for something to happen. He started part time, put the work in and gradually built the business until it reached the point where he could make it his full-time focus.
That's something Fraser is very clear about when he talks about the opportunity.
If you're considering joining, he believes you need to be prepared to give it your spare time and put in the effort. The rewards, in his experience, match the effort you put in.
His story is a good example of what can happen when a part-time opportunity develops into something much bigger.
A Different Definition of Success
It's easy to look at a figure like £21,000 in six months and assume the money is the whole story.
For Fraser, it isn't.
The income gave him options. Those options gave him the opportunity to leave his previous job, build his business full time and create a lifestyle where he can spend more time with his daughter.
The holidays are a bonus.
The flexibility is what really matters.
And perhaps that's the most interesting part of Fraser's story. He started because he'd been overlooked for promotion and decided he'd had enough. Six months later, he had earned £21,000 and was looking at his working life very differently.
For someone considering Utility Warehouse, his advice is simple: don't think about it only in terms of what you might earn. Think about what that income could allow you to do with your time and your life. If you are ready to explore your own potential, see how our partners earn income or find out if this opportunity is right for you.
