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How Justin Thornton Overcame the Fork in the Road With a Choice

Jennifer Ross by Jennifer Ross
July 14, 2020
in Business
Reading Time: 3 mins read

Everyone holds different stations in life. Indeed, people do come from different backgrounds. And even within each of our own personal stories, we experience ebbs and flows of good fortune and bad fortune.

But in all circumstances, there is just one thing people are set to do – choose what makes them feel alive. And this is a choice Justin Thornton had to make at a point in his life. 

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When he was just nineteen years old, Justin embarked on his first-ever entrepreneurial quest and strapped on a dream as high as the skies above him. And after searching far and wide, he landed within the world of audiovisual design and installation.

Proving to have a keen eye, he hit the mark, which led his business to grow into a premier home theater installer. At that point, he began doing large-scale audiovisual projects for hotels around the United States. 

A couple of years later, Justin felt that the audio visual industry had served him well so he set out for new business ventures. This led the start of Skyline Corporation, which consisted of two new businesses. One sold high-performance tires for luxury cars such as Aston Martin, Lamborghini, McLaren, and Porsche. The other sold discontinued Siemens industrial equipment.

But as wonderful as how his ventures had turned out, Justin still felt as though he was called to be in someplace else. With the unsettling inner voice leading him to a new direction, he soon found himself in New York City. The novelty and vigor of the city sparked a new beginning for Justin and opened up the door to numerous opportunities, business connections, and a career in finance. 

Justin’s success-driven mindset has surely taken him to great heights. His passion and grit to be the best at everything led him to his breakthroughs. 

See more of Justin Thornton by checking out his Instagram page. 

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Jennifer has been a part of the journey ever since The American Reporter started. As a strong learner and passionate writer, she contributes her editing skills for the news agency. She also jots down intellectual pieces from health category.

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