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In this week's show Introvert myth of the week: Introverts are anti social. Err, no! Let's just look at recent return to work surveys showing that 30% of introverts didn't state a preference for home or office and 50% like the idea of flexible working. Leadership tip of the week: 5 ways to better understand introverts, so you can boost productivity in your firm without wasting your time. In your team there's probably a mixture of amazing people, some are always talking extroverts, and some are much quieter introverts. It's quite possible you find the introverts harder to get to know, harder to understand and perhaps harder to get to interact with your team. A discussion with Colin Newlyn. Colin decrapifys work. In his words for too many people, work is crap.
, leading to pitifully low levels of employee engagement and the workplace being awash with apathy. Contact Colin at https://decrapifywork.com or on LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/colinnewlyn/  

Colin is the owner of a Uncle V’s Caribbean Cuisine based in Chelmsley Wood Birmingham. He has been a mentor in the inner city for many years and is also the author of This is Black England book. The fictional book which depicts the life of a black child growing up in the inner city of Birmingham in the 80s.⏩ Contact Colin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/colin-sutherland-15560b30/#LetsDoHumans​​ #BlackEngland #Birmingham✨ Be sure to subscribe to our Channel for regular updates

In this week’s show Introvert myth of the week: Introverts are not assertive! Tip of the week: Consider unconscious bias. It’s something that creeps into everything all of us do and nearly got dinner tipped over my head. A discussion with Colin Scotland about marketing and introversion. Colin helps mission-driven entrepreneurs find clarity and get better results from marketing so they can transform more people’s lives. Contact Colin at ColinScotland.com Performance through People – Tickets and information is available at https://introvertinbusiness.co.uk/performance-through-people

In this episode we're going to learn about the unique a journey of a young immigrant that lived and worked in three countries. where in the process discovered his desire to succeed in life. How he learned the skills that he needed to go from special education classes to giving the commencement speech at his college graduation, to Entrepreneur and CEO of his own companies, and how that can benefit you. My Guest is Colin C Thompson a Canadian born Jamaican, is founder and CEO of Oligye Enterprises (Shanghai) a Business Consulting company focused on coaching, training, and Blockchain technologies. Specializing in Personal Development, Diversity, and Career Coaching, Colin coaches individuals and groups on how to reach their dreams, goals, and desires. Colin developed an extensive background in the Information Technology field working for blue chip organizations such as International Business Machines (IBM), Ernst & Young LLP, and Howard University. In addition, Colin is co-Founder of XChainz, a blockchain based educational and workforce platform for assessments, training, coaching, and the award of digital credentials. Find out More at BeforeYouGoPodcast.com Contact Colin at: http://www.oligye.com/ (www.oligye.com) or email at ColinT@oligye.com

On Colin Podcasts Show 20 we interview Scott Adams from Realty Wealth Advisors in Indianapolis. Scott is a broker, builder, investor and asset manager with huge amount of real estate experience.  Most of all, Scott is an expert at finding deals and we had a lot of fun digging into the different strategies he has used at various stages in his career. Scotts modest upbringing and where he got his hunger for success His first investments in tax liens as a young student The hard lessons learned from building a portfolio of 100 low end homes   Transitioning into selling turnkey single family homes to investors Scaling a business to buying and renovating 200+ homes per year How a tragic story from his business partner turned into an amazing acquisition Building a new multi purpose commercial project in the middle of Covid His advice for people who want to own more rental properties And much more!   Contact Scott Adams http://www.realtywealthadvisors.com/ Tel: 317-960-3300   Contact Colin  info@colininvestments.com https://www.colininvestments.com https://www.facebook.com/groups/colininvestments https://twitter.com/ColinInvestment https://www.instagram.com/colingmurphy

On today´s show I had the pleasure of chatting with Keith Weinhold. Keith is a well known investor and educator who is host of the GetRichEducation Podcast and the website getricheducation.com. He is also a writer for Forbes Magazine, a best selling author and a successful real estate investor. We covered a wide range of topics which included: The ups and downs of Keiths first rental property The key habits and traits that differentiate poor, middle class and wealthy The FIVE ways real estate investors get paid from rental property How to come out on top in a bidding war without overpaying The locations and property types successful investors are currently buying  Keiths views on shadow inventory and demand in 2021 and beyond   Contact Keith https://www.getricheducation.com/ https://www.getricheducation.com/podcast/ https://www.getricheducation.com/letter/   Five Ways you Get Paid: https://www.dropbox.com/s/vlfshqqvx1mboeh/Five-Ways-Real-Estate_Pays-You.pdf?dl=0 Contact Colin  info@colininvestments.com https://www.colininvestments.com https://www.facebook.com/groups/colininvestments https://twitter.com/ColinInvestment https://www.instagram.com/colingmurphy

According to the CDC 1 in 10 people have type 2 diabetes. That means about 34 million Americans! These numbers are shocking and need to change. Fortunately exercise has been shown to be an effective form of treatment and prevention for type 2 diabetes. Everyone knows exercise is good for you especially if you have type 2 diabetes, but why?Colin will answer that why for you. He will cover...How diabetes worksWhy high blood sugar is bad for youCardio trainingStrength trainingPrecautions and medicationsAt the end of the day you are a unique person with unique needs. This episode is meant as an educational overview of why exercise is beneficial for the treatment and prevention of diabetes. To view the Everyday Health article Colin contributed on click here. If you have specific individual questions go visitWebsite: Qualitylifefit.comInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/qualitylifefit/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/qlfitnessLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/colin-laughlin-57039a157/Contact Colin on any of these platforms.

Alexander Cruz from Baltimore, Maryland is our guest today. Alex or "Xander" is a partner in CR of Maryland, one of the biggest buyers, rehabbers and property managers in the Baltimore market. Alex had some great insights to share about his journey and the expertise he has gained in flipping, renovating, property management and growing a business to 25+ employees.    In our wide chat we covered a wide variety of topics that included: How Alex got started in real estate as a brokers assistant How he pivoted to working and later partnering with a successful house flipper Changing their focus from flipping to building & managing a large portfolio The types of properties Alex and his colleagues buy in Baltimore How they sell fully renovated middle class homes that meet 1% rule The teams and systems he uses for buying on and off market properties How Covid rocked their business and the adjustments they've made His great advice for people looking to accelerate their real estate journeys And much more!    Further Links https://www.crofmaryland.com/ alex@crofmaryland.com Contact Colin  info@colininvestments.com https://www.colininvestments.com https://www.facebook.com/groups/colininvestments https://twitter.com/ColinInvestment https://www.instagram.com/colingmurphy

We welcome Aundrea Newbern to Colin Podcasts Show 14. Aundrea spent most of her career in the corporate world and caught the real estate bug just a few years ago in 2016. To say she hit the ground running would be an understatement as she achieved her financial freedom number just three years later. Now she has 28 units, all self managed, has several flips on the go and recently quit her corporate job to accept a position as Chief Operations officer for the Get Rich Education Podcast.   During our conversation we also discussed: How Aundrea worked two jobs to get through college The problems faced by many students graduating in 2008 Spending a year studying in Liverpool Having to start her career again in 2012 Pivoting to real estate investing in 2016 Building crews, systems and processes for a rapidly expanding portfolio Her thoughts on future foreclosures in 2021 and beyond Working with Keith Weinhold of Get Rich Education   Book Recommendations The Power of Habit by Charles Duhigg Lifeonaire by Steve Cook   Contact Aundrea  aundrea@getricheducation.com https://www.biggerpockets.com/users/Aundrea   Get Rich Education Podcast https://www.getricheducation.com/podcast/ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I5iKnfkIHLQ&t=6s&pbjreload=101   Contact Colin  info@colininvestments.com https://www.colininvestments.com https://www.facebook.com/groups/colininvestments https://twitter.com/ColinInvestment https://www.instagram.com/colingmurphy

We welcomed Marcus Crigler from BEC CFO to the podcast today. Marcus is an accountant and tax expert who has spent years working with some of the top real estate entrepreneurs in the country and he provided some great insights into their mindsets, their habits and how we can apply them to our own lives.  We also speak about How Marcus entered the labor market just after the great recession The lessons he learned from how his father reacted to losing a job His "$1000 per hour" tip that anybody can apply  The importance of education before you start investing Why people should focus on growing income streams Why he recommends people start a side hustle That you should never own real estate in an S Corp How successful business owners always know their numbers Common accounting and tax mistakes he sees people making How successful people are positioning themselves for the post Covid market Books The Infinite Game by Simon Sinek The Ride of a Lifetime: Lessons Learned from 15 Years as CEO of the Walt Disney Company by Bob Iger   Software https://quickbooks.intuit.com/ Contact Marcus  www.beccfo.com marcus@beccfo.com Contact Colin  info@colininvestments.com https://www.colininvestments.com https://www.facebook.com/groups/colininvestments https://twitter.com/ColinInvestment https://www.instagram.com/colingmurphy

Joining us on Colin Podcasts 12 is M.C. Laubscher, CEO of Producers  Wealth and host of the popular business and investing podcast, Cashflow Ninja. M.C. is an innovator and he thinks about wealth creation and protection differently to most people. He is an expert at alternative cashflow strategies incorporating real estate, insurance policies, commodities, crypto currencies and more. His (already successful) business has grown exponentially during the Covid crisis as people realize their wealth and tax strategies are not as safe or diversified as they thought.  This was a really great show which covered a host of fascinating topics, including: M.C.s early journey from S. Africa to the US as a rugby player How he worked the way up the ladder with a multi family firm The importance of investing in your education and how to do it Strategies to accelerate the wealth building process The importance of having a great team aligned to your goals The best wealth creation strategies for 2021 and beyond And much more!   Books The Creature from Jekyll Island by G Edward Griffin   Contact M.C. Laubscher www.producerswealth.com www.cashflowninja.com   Contact Colin info@colininvestments.com https://www.colininvestments.com https://www.facebook.com/groups/colininvestments https://twitter.com/ColinInvestment https://www.instagram.com/colingmurphy

We welcomed Chris Grenzig from Toro REP to the show today. His rapid journey from soul destroying cold calls selling stocks to failing at fix and flips and eventual huge success at multi family investing makes for a great story and I think you will enjoy it. During this wide ranging call we spoke about: His first job selling stocks for a company with questionable ethics How Chris and his family spent 5 figure sums on real estate courses Losing substantial amounts of money employing out of state contractors Partnering and doing joint ventures with solid multi family investors  Making over $1m profit on a sale at the height of Covid How their apartment communities are being affected by the pandemic His advice for people keen to accelerate their real estate journeys How to build your brand using social media His tips on time saving software And more!   Books Quitting like a Millionaire by Kristy Shen Best Ever Apartment Syndication Book by Joe Fairless   Recommended Software & Links https://monday.com/ https://asana.com/ https://www.activecampaign.com/ https://www.junipersquare.com/ https://www.investormanagementservices.com/ https://www.investnext.com/ https://calendly.com/ https://linktr.ee/ https://www.garyvaynerchuk.com/podcast/ https://www.nreionline.com/ https://www.morningbrew.com/daily/latest.html https://snacks.robinhood.com/   Contact Chris  www.tororep.com chris@tororep.com IG: chris.grenzig Podcast: Real Estate Investing Experience   Contact Colin  info@colininvestments.com https://www.colininvestments.com https://www.facebook.com/groups/colininvestments https://twitter.com/ColinInvestment https://www.instagram.com/colingmurphy

We welcomed my friend Kelly Stumphauzer to the show today. Her journey from a single mom looking for extra cash to building the biggest real estate company in Cleveland is a fascinating one.  Kelly is the owner of Prosper Cleveland, a company which buys, renovates and sells 250-300 homes per year to out of state investors building rental portfolios. She also owns a property management company with almost 700 doors and owns a substantial portfolio of apartments throughout the Cleveland area. We also speak about Where Kellys passion for real estate originally came from Her early career progression through wholesaling and buy & hold The biggest hurdles she had to overcome How the 2008 crash affected her business What the Cleveland market is one of the most resilient for rentals Her advice for people starting their own real estate journeys   Contact Kelly  www.prospercleveland.com kelly@prospercleveland.com https://www.facebook.com/prospercle/   Contact Colin  info@colininvestments.com https://www.colininvestments.com https://www.facebook.com/groups/colininvestments https://twitter.com/ColinInvestment https://www.instagram.com/colingmurphy

Today I talk to Colin Carr, founder and CEO of CARR, a nationwide real estate company that specializes in commercial real estate for health care professionals.  Colin teaches us how to save money on leasing deals and how to avoid the mistakes that most business owners make when negotiating real estate deals.  Whether you buy or lease your hospital, Colin has all the answers for you.  I had a great time learning all things real estate from Colin!   Contact Colin at www.carr.us.

We welcome Ryan Chaw from California to Colin Podcasts Show 8. Ryan is a full time pharmacist who has built an impressive rental portfolio ($10k+ per month in rental income) through hard work, disciplined saving and smart marketing at a very young age.  Ryan was inspired become a real estate investor by his grandfather who had bought properties in the San Francisco Bay Area back in the 50s. The rental income he earned not only allowed him to retire early but it also helped cover his grandchildren’s’ college tuitions.      During our conversation we also discussed: How Ryan was inspired to follow in his grandfathers footsteps The big mistakes he made with his first deal and the lessons learned How he created strong cash flowing rentals in a notoriously overpriced state His strategy for managing 18 tenants while working a full time job  And much more!    Contact Ryan  www.newbierealestateinvesting.com rchaw@newbierealestateinvesting.com   Contact Colin  info@colininvestments.com https://www.colininvestments.com https://www.facebook.com/groups/colininvestments https://twitter.com/ColinInvestment https://www.instagram.com/colingmurphy

Today’s guest is Reed Goossens, an Australian entrepreneur who moved to the US in 2012 without a job, with no established network and no family members for support. Since then, and following a rocky start in real estate with a $38,000 duplex in a very rough area, he has built up a multi family syndication empire in Austin Texas with more than 2000+ units! He is also a two time best selling author and host of the "Investing in the US podcast". Reed has a hell of a story to tell and I think you're going to love it.    Reed & I had a wide ranging discussion which covered: His early life and career  How he ended up working in super yachts & the London 2012 olympics How he started a career in New York and slowly branched into real estate How expats view the opportunities in the US differently to Americans How Reed developed the specific skills needed for large multi family investing The pros and cons of investing individually vs in a syndication The importance of mentors and how to find them And much more!    Contact Reed  www.reedgoossens.com info@reedgoossens.com Instagram: reedgoossens   Contact Colin  info@colininvestments.com https://www.colininvestments.com https://www.facebook.com/groups/colininvestments https://twitter.com/ColinInvestment https://www.instagram.com/colingmurphy

Currently managing over 300 units after only being in real estate for three years, it’s clear that Colin knows how to invest and how to do it well! Colin grew up playing college football, while gaining 3 engineering degrees leading him to a career as a professional engineer! Realizing that it wasn’t for him, he made the decision to leave the corporate world after 7 years, and start investing real estate! Learn How to Get Started in Real Estate? Go to www.Dwellynn.com/mft SUBSCRIBE and LEAVE US A REVIEW on iTunes: http://getpodcast.reviews/id/1256786108 Get your free book: www.audibletrial.com/dwellynn Contact Colin: www.atlas.rentals Content mentioned: Built to Sell Follow Ola [www.instagram.com/oladantis] @OlaDantis for all other social media Send me a DM when you follow so I can say hi! www.InvestWithOla.com

This show is about investing in the post Covid 19 economy. Thanks to massive intervention from Congress and the Federal Reserve, the stock markets have somehow managed to shrug off their initial shock. However the long term impact on the real estate market from this pandemic is still very much up in the air. In this show, straight talking real estate expert Colin G Murphy highlights some of the major trends he is seeing and offers ten immediately actionable common sense steps you can take to safely navigate the choppy waters ahead. Contact Colin: info@colininvestments.com www.colininvestments.com

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Colin Morgan has taken the long road from professional golfer to entrepreneur and has picked up valuable lessons along the way. Through massive action and no short cuts, he was able to achieve the life of his dreams. Develop the right mindset and you can achieve anything.   Some information discussed: What is an entrepreneur? Take daily steps to move your life forward Overcoming adversity and pain Why not me? Overcoming situations Eliminating fear Books Mentioned Shoe Dog by Phil Knight Principles by Ray Dalio The Experts Secrets by Russell Brunson Pain Point In Business Having Patience About Guest Colin Morgan is a young and driven entrepreneur looking to help new and current businesses reach their full profit potential. His mission is to inspire the next great entrepreneur. Colin started as a professional golfer before moving into the business field. Colin has been an Entrepreneur since he was a teenager and is now the Vice President and Partner of the Plan2Profit Group. He has taken his work ethic as a Professional Athlete and focused that to his Business. Contact Colin@dailygrindpodcast.com Podcast Daily Grind Show Us Some Love If you enjoyed Real Estate Journeys with Matt Baltzell, don’t forget to leave a rating and leave a review on iTunes!  Also, if you’ve got friends who want to jump into real estate (or who dived it and need a life preserver), feel free to share this podcast! (PS We got free swag and the best intro music of all real estate podcasts!)

The theme of today's show is the five important steps to get to financial freedom. One way or another, I think we all aspire to have financial freedom. That means different things to different people, but for most of us, it means having enough money arriving in your bank account each month to cover your bills and responsibilities whether you're actually working or not. Financially free people can retire whenever they want, but most keep working on stuff they love doing. I think that's a place we would all like to be right? 1. You need a good team You can't get rich on your own. If you did, then you a) you must be brilliant and b) you could have done it a lot quicker with some help. In order to build a real estate portfolio, particularly out of state, you need, in no particular order - property manager - lender - realtor - turnkey provider - bookkeeper & CPA - attorney - insurance agent - mentor / senior person to rely on If you're a property flipper like I am, did you need all of the above and several more such as contractors, roofers, AC guys, electricians, plumbers, title agents, wholesalers, admin assistants and last but not least, like-minded business partners who you can push you forward or hold you back depending on your impulses. 2. Live below your means for a long time To accumulate wealth you need to live below your means year after year after year and consistently invest that excess. It sounds obvious when you say it out loud but a lot of people who have aspirations to get rich don't do it. They invest very little or very infrequently or spend everything they earn (and sometimes more) because they put lifestyle ahead of wealth. Getting a pay rise and using the money to get a nicer car or go on a nicer holiday is easy and its what we're encouraged to do by big corporations. Learning to save enough to invest is a habit that can be learned by anybody. Some people might have that habit naturally, but it can be learned by anybody. There are plenty of sensible millionaires in their 40s and 50s who will freely admit they were stupid with their money in their 20s and didn't start using their income productively until they were much older. 3. Don't take too long to create that nest egg It could take 40 years if all you're doing is putting money in a 401k. A 401k can give you financial freedom but its super slow and to be honest, its a little lazy. I think it is a bad idea to rely on someone else to take care of your finances. Getting a team is important but everybody should take responsibility for their own finances. If you're in a well paid corporate job, it is a good idea to take advantage of a 401k, but it should only be one stream of many. There are lots of ways to get financial freedom outside of the 401k world. Real estate is a big one, but there are lots of investment opportunities out there if you take the time to find them. Doing it in 5 years involves a lot of risks and good luck. 10-20 years is very doable with the right amount of planning and discipline. If you are literally starting now, then assume it will take 10-20 years and to build a multi-million dollar portfolio that will generate enough income for a comfortable lifestyle. That's if you're taking it seriously the whole way through. 4. Leverage is your friend, but don't go crazy on it I'm a big fan of leverage. It is great that you can use the banks' money to buy multiple properties at a fixed interest rate and use the tenants' money to pay your principal and the interest. That is is a good deal! Millions of regular folks have gotten very rich by taking advantage of it. However in the short and medium term that "good deal" adds nicely to your net worth and pretty slowly to your income. Unless you have a massive portfolio, you only generate "financial freedom" volumes of income from real estate when those mortgages are paid off. So there is a balance to achieve and it will depend on your age and appetite for risk. For example, if you were in your late 50s and hoping to retire in 10 years, don't go remortgaging your properties to buy more. Pay off the ones you have and live on that free and clear income. If you're in your 30s and early 40s, then you should put a priority on accumulating assets but make sure they all have adequate reserves and equity cushions. Whatever you do, don't ever release equity on a house to improve your lifestyle. I buy properties in foreclosure auctions from people who do that. Don't remortgage your house to buy a car, take a vacation or renovate the kitchen. If you are taking on debt, only do it if you are investing it in something that will pay a substantially higher return. 5. Anybody can do it but keep educating yourself and hang around with the right people. You don't need to be a genius to achieve financial freedom at a much younger age than most people. You don't even need to be above average intelligence. Anybody can do it and anybody has. What you need is some discipline in managing what you earn. You need to keep educating yourself by reading the right kinds of books, listening to the right kinds of podcasts, and even more importantly, hanging out with the right kinds of people. If nobody in your circle of friends is taking investing seriously, then your chances of doing it are pretty low. I'm not suggesting you dump your buddies, but do start looking for ways to spend time with people further ahead of the curve than you are. Go to networking events, mastermind events, REIA meetings. Don't just ask people to give up their valuable time to help you either. Flip that thinking and instead offer to help people that have something to teach you. Those that give, receive. Contact Colin colin.murphy@torcana.com www.torcana.com

We sat down with Colin Mraz and KT Kanazawich and talked about the promising new venue and art space in the 607, they along with others have put a lot of hard work and love into this space. It's a good edition to the local scene. We're very excited for the future of this space and cannot wait to see what else is to come. Along with it being a music venue, Avenue DIY is also an art space and can be rented out for literally anything! From workshops to movie nights the sky is the limit! if you're interested in renting a space or hosting an event Contact Colin or KT using the Avenue DIY Facebook page or their personal Facebooks!   https://www.facebook.com/avediy/ https://www.facebook.com/colin.mraz https://www.facebook.com/KTKANAZ