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Zachary Kepes with Zak Ventures, Nathan Harris with Ease and Jesse Ray with Growth House Zachary Kepes started Zak Ventures LLC in 2002 and has acquired more than 250 single family homes to his long term rental portfolio. Zachary has been through the roller coaster ride of 2007 and came out stronger than ever. He […] The post Zachary Kepes with Zak Ventures, Nathan Harris with Ease and Jesse Ray with Growth House appeared first on Business RadioX ®.

Faith Wright is a the Youth Program Coordinator for Dale Carnegie of Central & Eastern North Carolina (my previous role) and now a member of the current Entrepreneur House cohort. In addition to her role with Dale Carnegie, she's finishing a Masters in Organizational Leadership and running her own coaching program. Book a call with her and connect below! Faith Ann Coaching Clarity Call: https://calendly.com/faithanncoaching/clarity Dale Carnegie Leadership Strategy: https://calendly.com/faithwrightdalecarnegie/30min Connect on Instagram: https://instagram.com/faithanncoaching --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/parker-mayes/support

Simon is a serial entrepreneur and seasoned content creator including a successful YouTube channel and the Podcast PEP Talk: The Purposeful Project. In this episode, Kane and Simon discuss what it takes to get started with your podcast, how to create great content over and over again and what really counts when it comes to building a podcast, a business and a brand. Simon also talks about his passion behind helping others build their own businesses and learning how to transform their lives.    KEY TAKEAWAYS Simon started a digital agency which he recently sold. He always had the philosophy that he was not the front or the face of the company and this then aided him in being able to sell it with its own strong business brand intact. He believes there is too much emphasis on personal brand at the moment and not enough focus on the business brand.  When Covid hit, Simon decided to start creating content that would be useful for other people, to help and aid them in starting their own business and creating their own wealth. This is what led him to create his podcast.  Simon learnt about entrepreneurship out of necessity, it was difficult and he learnt everything the hard way. This is what drives him to want to help everyone no matter who they are. When Simon created his podcast, he never thought about whether it would be viral or get ‘big' he just focused on the content and whether that was providing value for the listeners. Reputation goes a long way, this alongside building a successful working network is how Simon continues to get great guests on his podcast. Spotify is really starting to put the work in to become a more dominant platform in the podcasting world. They are consistently coming up with innovative concepts and features to try and get ahead of Apple. Entrepreneur House is Simon's concept to have entrepreneurs come and stay as a package whilst they start their business; you learn, stay and build your business all under one roof. He has one property now but feels like it is very valuable and scalable as a concept.  Many people suffer from imposter syndrome but Simon says you can use these feelings for strength. You can take that energy and leverage it to prove you are who you say you are, creating energy to deliver what you want to do. Simon likes to consume his own content in a variety of ways but surprisingly not that often through podcasting. His main aim when consuming content is to learn something, it doesn't matter to him what format that takes. BEST MOMENTS “Our whole process was making sure our clients became famous” “My dream would be to remove the word unemployed from the world” “I believe personal brand is overrated” “You can start to leverage imposter syndrome to prove you are who you say you are and it can generate energy in you” “I like to consume content from those I respect, from those I can learn from” ABOUT THE GUEST Simon Squibb Entrepreneur, investor, mentor and content creator. Simonsquibb.com VALUABLE RESOURCES Website Instagram ABOUT THE HOSTS Kane Baron, Thom Luter & Aaron Nelson manage over 100 live podcasts Including Rob Moore, Kevin Clifton, Shaa Wasmand & more.  Helping Entrepreneurs Launch, Scale & Monetise their podcast for over 7 years. CONTACT METHOD Website Instagram Email Click Here to find out more about Starting a Podcast!: https://progressivemedia.uk/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode, I talk to entrepreneur and creator, Chris Duncan. We chat about creating something out of nothing, how do you choose which ideas you actually pursue, when the universe tests you en route to your dreams, and much more.Show Notes:(06:39): How do you choose which ideas you actually pursue?(10:18): Creating something out of nothing(16:31): Entrepreneur House(23:18): Things that block or prevent success(28:44): Mental models for life and accomplishment(41:29): When the universe tests you en route to your dreamsConnect w/ Chris:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/duncanhustle/Website: https://couraj.com/FB: https://www.facebook.com/courajYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/DuncanHustle/featuredCOURAJ Apparel: https://couraj.com/Elon Musk article: Grand Theft Life concept: https://waitbutwhy.com/2015/11/the-cook-and-the-chef-musks-secret-sauce.htmlThe Alchemist Book: https://waitbutwhy.com/2015/11/the-cook-and-the-chef-musks-secret-sauce.htmlConnect with Athan:Instagram: https://instagram.com/doingtheworkpodcastWebsite: https://www.doingtheworkpodcast.comYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/athanschindlerSponsors:Strive S&C: www.strivebastrop.comStrive Human Optimization: www.shobastrop.comTracy's Drive-in Grocery: www.tracysgrocery.com

Ever heard of an “Entrepreneur House” or a co-living house? A few years ago I created the first Entrepreneur House in San Diego. It was written about in Entrepreneur.com and since then, a lot of people have asked how to create their own. There’s a couple in San Diego and a couple in LA (we just started a new one here that I’m living in)…and this is something I think there should be more of. It doesn’t have to be an “Entrepreneur House”... It can be any sort of house that brings together like-minded people who challenge each other to be better. As Jim Rohn says, you’re the average of the 5 people you spend the most time with…so why not spend more time with people who help you grow! In this episode, I walk through 3 steps to create your own Entrepreneur House. Hope you enjoy! P.S. check out the entrepreneur.com article here: https://www.entrepreneur.com/article/... SUBSCRIBE to my YouTube channel here: http://bit.ly/chandlerYT Check out what we're doing at Self Publishing School here: http://self-publishingschool.com

Roland talks with Trevor Jenson, CEO, Board member and co-founder for several multi-million dollar companies. Trevor’s current projects include HSEL (High School E-Sports League) and Bullibone.  The three gamers that started HSEL were receiving all kinds of equity offers, and they knew they needed help to navigate their way forward. So they brought in Trevor Jensen to consult with them. He saw that it was a massive opportunity and proceeded to help them avoid various bad deals and landmines. He is now a co-founder and has built a great team around them.  “I came in, and there was no revenue going on. They were just doing it for free, paying for it out of their own pocket, working pizza jobs, just to pay for it. Cause they knew it needed to exist.” Jensen He talks with Roland today about E-Sports, Networking, living in an Entrepreneur house, not to mention the success of his OTHER business, Bullibone.  If you enjoy this podcast, be sure to subscribe on ApplePodcasts, write a review, and share this episode with your business-minded friends. You can also learn more from Bob from his free E-Book. What is E-Sport Exactly? A tournament that gets more viewers than the Superbowl. “So if you think of basketball, football, lacrosse, anything in high school, you have a team, and you play against other high schools, and you compete for Championships (and all sorts of different prizes). That’s what this is. You can play video games for your high school and compete against other high schools.” Trevor Jensen How Jensen introduced new revenue models and put together a team of experts. What they looked for in people and investors. The steps he took and where he began in order to find the right team for this massive opportunity. The Importance Of Your Elevator Pitch For Networking “Having your elevator pitch about your company is really important because if you get people that you’re talking to excited, they’ll make an introduction to someone who makes an introduction to someone, and the word starts traveling fast”. Trevor Jensen Questions to ask that will help you to build rapport and genuinely do good in the world. “If you own the high school audience, you own all of these sports, and we are the biggest and fastest-growing high school E-sports community”. Jensen You’ll Also Hear  How he got into the Pet Industry after being hit by a car. His journey so far as CEO of Bullibone. Deals & Acquisitions. The benefits of living in an ‘Entrepreneur House’. And So Much More! Click to find us on Apple Podcasts and other podcast players.  Find Trevor Jensen On LinkedIn   Contact & Follow Roland On Facebook  On Instagram  Through his Website  Follow Business Lunch Podcast On Twitter  Thanks so much for joining us this week. Want to subscribe to Business Lunch with Roland Frasier? Have some feedback you’d like to share? Connect with us on ApplePodcasts and leave us an honest review! Your feedback will help us improve the show, and connect us with more high flyers like you. Click to find us on Apple Podcasts and other podcast players. 

 Manuj Aggarwal and Michael Green discuss on how to flip your mind to become a successful entrepreneur. What are you waiting for? Tune In Now! In this episode, we will learn about: · The house flipping business· Life experiences that launch you to be an entrepreneur· Launching a business on your own· The importance of mindset in your success· How to cultivate emotional intelligence · Building a customer base· Making money in real-estate investment· Typical mistakes entrepreneurs make· The secret for being recession-proof About Michael Green Michael Green is a successful house flipper and the host of The Flip Factor, but at one point in time, this success was just a teenage boy's dream. At the age of fifteen, prompted by late-night infomercials, Michael bought the book No Money Down by Carlton Sheets, which planted the seed of eventually becoming a house flipper. However, the road to success was not always easy. Growing up next to the projects in Baltimore, Michael found himself getting into trouble, and his relationship with his dad was built on breaking the law. He started as a flooring installer, and in 2008, he was doing a job for a gentleman flipping houses named Jason Shara. Sensing his curiosity and interest in the industry, he invited Michael to a free meeting for house flippers. At this meeting, Michael was introduced to his first mentor. After just a few months of studying under his mentor, he made his first deal flipping a house for $16,000 without a single penny of his money. For the next year, he continued doing flips and made a total of $106,459, and in 2009 he was able to leave his full-time job and has been flipping houses ever since.  Links And Mentions From This Episode: · Michael's Website: http://theflipfactor.net· TetraNoodle consulting services: www.bootstrapping.group· TetraNoodle professional training: https://courses.tetranoodle.com  Thanks for Tuning In!Thanks so much for being with us this week.Have some feedback you'd like to share? Please leave a note in the comments section! Enjoyed the episode? Kindly share it with your friends.Don't forget to subscribe to the show on iTunes to get automatic episode updates for our "Bootstrapping Your Dreams Show!"  

In this episode, Ashley Kirkwood coaches Bob, founder of Entrepreneur House on: - How to grow his speaking business with conferences; - How to track the success of his speaking business; and- What metrics to track when deciding to speak at unpaid engagements! If you want to get clarity in your speaking business this is the perfect episode for you to tune into! Follow Bob on Instagram here: https://www.instagram.com/theehouseonline/Head to his website here: http://www.entrepreneurhouse.ca/Follow Ashley Kirkwood on Instagram: @TheAshleyNicoleShowFollow this Podcast on Instagram: @SpeakYourWayToCashApply for a VIP Day with Ashley Here: https://www.ashleynicolekirkwood.com/?r_done=1Join Ashley’s FREE FB Group for Speakers: https://www.facebook.com/groups/SpeakYourWayToCash/Attend Ashley’s LIVE Speak Your Way To Cash Event: https://www.ashleynicolekirkwood.com/attend-sywtcQuestions? Topic Suggestions? Email admin@passionpurposeandpaychecks.com! Want to attend Ashley’s Speak Your Way To Cash Event? Come! Learn more here: https://www.ashleynicolekirkwood.com/attend-sywtcDid you know Ashley is a lawyer for speakers and entrepreneurs? See Ashley’s Legal Website Here: mobilegeneralcounsel.comWant to attend Ashley’s Chicago event: SYWTC4.eventbrite.comHear Ashley’s TEDx talk: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=caZ9fK6aZZ4&list=PLjTKJTvBHcYZFCNB9kKWGo48GULAhl4Em&index=13********************************************************************************************Ashley Kirkwood is the founding Attorney of Mobile General Counsel, a law firm for entrepreneurs and a consulting firm for companies looking to increase employee engagement. She left her $280,000 + job to be a full-time entrepreneur in 2018 and now works to encourage and equip other entrepreneurs with the tools they need to be successful! She is also a professional corporate and college speaker! Want to connect with Ashley? Follow her on Instagram at @theashleynicoleshow or @speakyourwaytocash. ********************************************************************************************Be sure to take her class: Get The Tea On Trademarks, by clicking here: https://gumroad.com/l/TeaOnTM Book your legal consult with her here: bit.ly/MobileGC

Chris ran charity projects in Costa Rica, Peru, and Africa where he got a taste for running live events. This led him to run ‘The Entrepreneur House', a productivity-focused residential retreat in multiple cities including Barcelona and Chiang Mai. Chris started off running his events over two months which is a pretty herculean feat!... but has now reduced it down to 10 days. Chris travels full time with his girlfriend although he likes to stay in one place for several months at a time and told me the term ‘slowmad' which I hadn't heard before to describe this lifestyle. Chris is a Podcasting machine and he's produced close to 400 podcast episodes that I can find! Podcasting is a major sales funnel for his events but we discussed how this is a long term proposition and you need to really enjoy it. The second major sales funnel is posting in forms and groups that Chris is a part of. Chris shares his content widely on social media (Reddit, Facebook, Twitter, Instagram) and this also helps with attendees but no one platform worked especially well for him. Along with the events, Chris runs productivity coaching and the podcast also helps him get new clients for this. In terms of the logistics of the events, Chris makes it a super casual format with fixed sessions then free time in between and the attendees often organize trips, etc by themselves. Chris gets involved to make sure everyone is having a good time and to keep the group dynamic good, although with the kind of people he attracts it's always a friendly crowd. Listen on: iTunes / Podbean / Stitcher / Spotify / YouTube This podcast is brought to you by www.eventsframe.com - Effortless ticketing and attendee management with NO ticket fees...Make the switch from Eventbrite today. Email dan@eventsframe.com with the subject line ‘PODCAST' for a special discount code. I hope you enjoyed the podcast and if you did please leave us an iTunes review it really means a lot to us! Get in touch with me via dantaylor.me You can get in touch with Chris via his website https://www.thebusinessmethod.com/ 

#005: Chandler talks about the specific strategy he used to get impossible to reach speakers to speak and promote his summit generating 3 times his yearly income in one month!   Quotes: 1) “One of my best employees first heard about us from our Virtual Summit” 2) "Fail Fast and Fail Forward, if you're thinking about doing a summit just do it!" 3) "0 – 10 Million Dollar Business Started From A Virtual Summit" 4) "Double Our Income For The Year In One Month From A Summit"   Email chandlerdbolt@gmail.com Website Self-publishingschool.com Facebook com/selfpublishingschool/ Twitter com/self_pub_school Linkedin com/company/self-publishing-school SPS YouTube com/channel/UC3KUDrLcG1Ni8Wl63LtREYg Chandler's YouTube com/channel/UCUv8ZJDL-Vl1BPCGUefDQlg Podcast https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/self-publishing-school-learn-how-to-write-book-grow/id1235151546?mt=2 Bio Chandler is the host of the Self Publishing School podcast and the author of 6 bestselling books including his most recent book titled “”. He's also the founder and CEO of Self-Publishing School, the #1 online resource for writing your first book. Self Publishing School made the INC 5000 in 2018 (#2,699) as one of the 5,000 fastest growing private companies in the US. Through his books, podcast, training videos, and Self-Publishing School, he's helped thousands of people on their journey to writing their first book.   For more info about Chandler, check out these resources: Business Insider Article: http://www.businessinsider.com/chandler-bolt-self-publishing-school-2015-4 Influencive “Top 30 Entrepreneurs Under 30”: http://www.influencive.com/top-30-entrepreneurs-30-creating-life-terms/ Amazon Author page: https://www.amazon.com/Chandler-Bolt/e/B00GM19IKY/ Chandler's “Entrepreneur House” in San Diego: https://www.entrepreneur.com/article/279602 Chandler on Good Morning Sacramento w/8 year old Emma who wrote a book through Self Publishing School: http://gooddaysacramento.cbslocal.com/video/category/spoken-word-good-day/3702511-how-to-write-a-book/ 7 Ways Self-Publishing A Book Can Make You 6 Figures: https://www.entrepreneur.com/article/300342 Chandler on “Good Morning San Diego” talking about how to go from blank page to published author in 90 days: https://www.facebook.com/chandler.bolt1/videos/1743320102344838/

Listen on: iTunes / Podbean / Stitcher / Spotify / YouTube / Sign up for our newsletter for more info on getting you started running amazing events. This podcast is brought to you by www.eventsframe.com - Effortless ticketing and attendee management with NO ticket fees....Make the switch from Eventbrite today! Email dan@eventsframe.com with the subject line ‘PODCAST' for a special discount code. On this week's episode of ‘The Events Podcast' I spoke with Chris Reynolds from The Business Method. I was lucky enough to be interviewed on Chris's podcast so it's great to get him on ours. We are both part of an entrepreneurs group called the ‘DC' and have met in person a few times but I didn't know much about his background so it was cool to dig in and talk about his background and how it led to his events. Chris ran charity projects in Costa Rica, Peru and Africa where he got a taste for running live events. This led him to run ‘The Entrepreneur House', a productivity focused residential retreat in multiple cities including Barcelona and Chiang Mai. Chris started off running his events over two months which is a pretty herculean feat!... but has now reduced it down to 10 days. Chris travels full time with is girlfriend although he likes to stay in one place for several months at a time and told me the term ‘slowmad' which I hadn't heard before to describe this lifestyle. Chris is a Podcasting machine and he's produced close to 400 podcast episodes that I can find! Podcasting is a major sales funnel for his events but we discussed about how this is a long term proposition and you need to really enjoy it. The second major sales funnel is posting in forms and groups that Chris is a part of. Chris shares his content widely on social media (Reddit, Facebook, Twitter, Instagram) and this also helps with attendees but no one platform worked especially well for him. Along with the events Chris runs productivity coaching and the podcast also helps him get new clients for this. In terms of the logistics of the events Chris makes it a super casual format with fixed sessions then free time in between and the attendees often organise trips etc by themselves. Chris gets involved to make sure everyone is having a good time and to keep the group dynamic good, although with the kind of people he attracts it's always a friendly crowd. I hope you enjoyed the podcast and if you did please leave us an iTunes review it really means a lot to us ! Finally please join our Facebook Community of #eventprofs to keep the learning going You can email me at dan@eventsframe.com Get in touch with me on social or book a chat via dantaylor.me More info about Chris is below and you can get in touch with him via his website below https://www.thebusinessmethod.com/   Sign up to get exclusive offers and updates on our latest feature releases!

I just recorded a podcast with Chris Reynolds from the Entrepreneur House… he asked a bunch of good questions, but one of them that stood out was “what is a problem that you see many 7-figure store owners facing?” I had two answers, because it really depends on what type of eCommerce business the person owns. If they’re importing / manufacturing / holding inventory the main issue I see people struggling with is managing cash flow as rapid growth requires tons of cash. It’s worth talking about, but that’s a topic for another day. Today I want to talk about the #1 problem that I see new 7-figure drop shippers make… Learn more @ https://www.ecommercelifestyle.com/episodes/

 Ben Hebert, Founder of Natural Stacks   ~ Current Series ~ 100 Interviews with 100 Location Independent Entrepreneurs That Have Over $1,000,000 in Annual Revenue Hello listeners and welcome back to the show! Today, we have a very special show for you. Many of you know this already, but The Entrepreneur House is going through a rebrand. It has been a long process that has taken over a year and a lot of hard work. We are doing this for a couple reasons; One, the company and podcast is really growing in a different direction. While we have really enjoyed over three years of hosting entrepreneurs from around the world and creating some amazing experiences, we have to be honest with ourselves and admit, it is time to up-brand. Don't worry though, we will still be creating amazing events for entrepreneurs and delivering some incredible content through the podcast. The second reason is, that the word ‘Entrepreneur' is trademarked by Entrepreneur Magazine and they have been initiating lawsuits against companies that use the word ‘entrepreneur' in their business. We interviewed David Lizerbram who is an attorney that represented a company while going through this process in Episode 211 ~ What Entrepreneurs Need to Know About Trademark and Copyright Law. This has become a very expensive and timely process for many companies, so long story short, we bit the bullet and are changing our name before this becomes an issue. But don't worry, if you are currently subscribed to the podcast on iTunes, Stitcher, TuneIn, PodBean or any other platform, you won't need to change a thing. You will just see a name change when you go to look for the show.   So, we wanted to bring on an entrepreneur that has created amazing results building a 7-figure location independent business and knows a lot about the branding process. Enter, Ben ey bear Hebert. Ben is the founder of Natural Stacks. Natural Stacks is a supplement company that helps people achieve the highest level of performance with natural solutions that work. It is also a company that took Ben from less than $3,000 in his bank account to over $1,000,000 in revenue his first year in business. On the show, Ben walks us through a rebrand and asks some really good questions that can help anyone creating a new brand or reestablishing their brand. From naming, colors, and logos, Ben shares the questions he had to ask himself and walks us through the process he went through branding Natural Stacks. Later in the show, Ben talks about getting to your next level of business, tapping into trends and what he would do if he had to start all over. It is an incredible episode full of high-value content and without further adieu...Ben Hebert   “Just stay in the game. If you stay in long enough, you will find success, and you'll make it happen!” Ben Hebert   03:01: The Birth of Natural Stacks a 7-Figure Business in One Year 07:35: Rebranding 101 - Rebranding a Name 11:32: The Entrepreneur House is Rebranding and Ben Walks us Through the Process 20:58: Branding from the Top Down. 26:45: Ben on a Brands Colors and Logo Questions to ask yourself and your team when going through a brand change. What does my brand represent in the market category? What does everyone else look like? What can you do to innovate and make it special? 29:29: Getting to the Next Level of Your Business 34:45: Tapping Into Trends and Examining the Rapid Growth of Natural Stacks 36:38: If Ben Had to Start All Over 40:45: Ben's Endgame 42:42: What Ben Looks for When Hiring an Executive Coach 43:59: Final Words of Wisdom   Ben recommends taking Dopamine in the morning to get your day going and GABA for sleep at night!   Honorable Mentions: Klaviyo: https://www.klaviyo.com/ EO (Entrepreneurs Organization): https://www.eonetwork.org/ Smart Passive Income: https://www.smartpassiveincome.com/ Entrepreneur of Fire: https://www.eofire.com/ ChainFuel: https://www.chainfuel.com/#about The 4-Hour Work Week by Tim Ferriss Contact Info: benhebert.com (Ben's barely updated blog) naturalstacks.com (main biz) ecom89.com (Ben's ecomm training) SPECIAL NATURAL STACKS DISCOUNT FOR LISTENERS: Listeners can use the coupon code ‘CHRISREYNOLDS' to save 25% on anything. Limited to 50 people!

In this episode, Kevin interviews Chris Reynolds. Chris is a digital nomad who started the Entrepreneur House project. It is 1-2 months of co-living and co-working where entrepreneurs from the world over get together to collaborate, produce and execute their creative business initiatives. The Entrepreneur House has been in places like Chiang Mai (Thailand), Barcelona […] O post FL110: Chris Reynolds On Building Location Independent Businesses And Building Tribes apareceu primeiro em Freedom Lovin.

Chris Reynolds discusses with Jordan what it takes to start and run a successful location independent online business. He tells his story of surviving the financial meltdown of 2008 and how he bounced back as an entrepreneur helping other entrepreneurs succeed. In this interview he shares many of the insights he has learned by interviewing some of the most successful online businesspeople in the world who have built multi-millionaire enterprises.

Chris Reynolds discusses with Jordan what it takes to start and run a successful location independent online business. He tells his story of surviving the financial meltdown of 2008 and how he bounced back as an entrepreneur helping other entrepreneurs succeed. In this interview he shares many of the insights he has learned by interviewing some of the most successful online businesspeople in the world who have built multi-millionaire enterprises.

Time stamped show notes: [1:26] His journey | Started when his mother bought him two books [4:15] Change in the algorithms wiped out his SEO rankings and that eliminated his income. [5:26] He created the Entrepreneur House to get entrepreneurs together to grow their businesses and travel. [7:00] What business means to him and how he sees it change it in the future [7:12] Business is an opportunity to control your personal growth and create your lifestyle without having to be controlled by other people and finances.   [10:41] What can you rely on as an entrepreneur to stay constant? [14:07] Top people he follows and a questions he would ask them [18:30] What he [Richard] has learned about creation vs promotion [18:49] He started podcasting without researching how to get it ranked on iTunes or how to get reviews. He focused on content. [20:22] Be adaptable as much as possible. Flow like water, because things are always going to change. [21:54] How does he find people who are aligned with his vision and incentivizes them? [23:09] If you think it's the right person and they're not willing to be on the same page as you, then they're probably not the right person.   [23:40] Things happen naturally, and the right people will come at the right time.   [25:17] Sometimes being too close to the process forbids you from doing things right. [28:28] Let people do their job.   [29:36] Lesson he forgot and had to re-learn | Lesson he learned years ago [29:55] “This problem will pass.” [34:28] Find out what you truly desire in life and go after that. Three key points: Business is an opportunity to control your personal growth and create your lifestyle without having to be controlled by other people and finances. If you think it's the right person and they're not willing to be on the same page as you, then they're probably not the right person.   Always keep in mind: “This problem will pass.” Resources mentioned: 4 Hour Workweek - book Paul Levine Robert Kiyosaki Richard Branson Tim Ferriss Dan Andrews - The Dinamite Circle & The Tropical MBA Podcast Steven Vanderpel - KB Social partner Last question: Check out the Entrepreneur House Podcast How to contact him: Contact page at http://theentrepreneurhouse.com/

Chris Reynolds is a digital nomad and founder of The Entrepreneur House where Entrepreneurs from the world over get together to collaborate, produce and execute their creative business initiatives. Chris is currently based in a mountain paradise in Thailand and he has also hosted guests in Barcelona, Spain  In the past Chris has lived in such places as Costa Rica, Peru, England, Netherlands, and Switzerland. Chris is originally from Missouri, U.S.A. Contact Info Website: TheEntrepreneurHouse.com Podcast: The Entrepreneur House Podcast Most Influential Person My Mother Effect on Emotions Mindfulness helps me manage my emotions and to know that the low times are just temporary and how I'm reacting from those emotions. Also from the high times, knowing those are temporary. [Mindfulness also helps] to keep myself in check and not become too arrogant or egotistical. [It also helps] to realize that it's important to be mindful that life has highs and lows. That can keep you on a good wave length with continually growing and figuring out what's next. Thoughts on Breathing I use breathing when I meditate and I think that gets me centered a lot. I realize when my emotions are out of balance, when I'm getting more stressed or frustrated, or when anger comes up, I use breathing to either let go of that, or find a center grounding. If I ever have trouble sleeping, I use breathing exercises to drift off to sleep. That really helps me find a center of focus where I can focus on my goals and work toward my dreams and be aware of how I'm treating others at the same time. Suggested Resources Book: Essentialism: The Disciplined Pursuit of Less by Greg Mckeown Book: A New Earth by Eckhart Tolle Book: The Four Agreements: A Practical Guide To Personal Freedom by Don Miguel Ruis Book: Think and Grow Rich by Napoleon Hill Book: The 4-Hour Workweek by Timothy Ferriss App: Brain.FM / Calm Bullying Story I was bullied as a kid and I bullied as a kid. Growing up, through that experience I definitely was not aware of what I was doing or the effects of what I was doing or how it was really affecting me. Me being bullied, that part even affects me today. Me doing the bullying doesn't affect me so much. The one person in particular; I've actually tried to reach out to that person to apologize and make it even. I think becoming aware through personal development made me really realize how hurtful that is to children and how it really impacts them. I can think of three individuals who bullied me growing up and how I still feel about them today. One of them is now a good friend and has been for fifteen years or so. The earlier days when I was being bullied by him; I still think about that exact moment, what happened and how hurtful it was. And also, in retaliation and in order to fit in, the bullying on my part was sent off to somebody else. I think it's very important to teach our kids mindfulness and to become aware of how your behavior is affecting others. That would prevent a lot of that [bullying]. If we have children and parents that are aware of this type of behavior, it would really change the world.

I love this new book I'm reading!  Extreme Ownership: How U.S. Navy SEALs Lead and Win Hey, Path Hunters,  Today's guest is the Host of The Entrepreneur House podcast and the Entrepreneur house event in Northern Thailand. My guest Chris Reynolds jumped onto The Path Hunters podcast today sharing his insights on the concept of "you are the average of the 5 people you spend the most time with"  We drive into the mindset portion of it. The concept of surrounding yourself with high-level entrepreneurs and ideas on how to find them.  Chris gives a lot of credit to networking, and what he does to get into these high-level entrepreneurs world.  Networking Techniques  Chris mentioned that networking is so important to developing great relationships, and a few suggestions are attending events and paying a little bit more for the VIP package so that it gives you the opportunity to chat with some of the speakers or people you want to meet.  Another great one is volunteering your time and offering help so that it builds great relationships. Entrepreneur House I personally love Chris's podcast and his Entrepreneur House Event where he gathers entrepreneurs together to live for a certain period of time so that they may learn and grow together. He hosts that annually in different parts of the world, this year will be in Northern Thailand. It was so much fun having Chris onto the podcast and hearing him share some golden nuggets on networking! Thank you so much, my friend, for coming on! Music Credit: Daniel Crawford - Taste This Follow Chris Website | Facebook | Instagram You may also like these episodes: PH - 88 | Sean Croxton | Why Greatness Is A Choice  PH - 60 | Philip Mckernan | How To Be Truly Vulnerable PH – 63 | Chris Guillebeau | The Art Of Non-Conformity    Sponsor Book Reference: Untethered Soul-Micheal Singer Start with Why: How Great Leaders Inspire Everyone to Take Action Did you enjoy the podcast? Let me know! One of the best ways is to leave a 5-Star iTunes Review    

Hey podcast listeners, we are making a special show for you guys about our 12-Day Productivity Workshop this coming October in Chiang Mai, Thailand. If you have been craving an environment where you can excel at getting A LOT done for your business in a short amount of time while collaborating with other established entrepreneurs, …then join us for a 12-Day productivity sprint designed for entrepreneurs to get real tangible results! In this show, we have a couple guests that have attended The Entrepreneur House in Chiang Mai and are returning again this year.  We get behind these entrepreneurs and learn more about the results they got from the experience, and why they decided to come back. First, we chat with Esther Jacobs. Esther is an international speaker and author. She has given more than 1000 keynote speeches, inspiring entrepreneurs and decision makers all over the world. She has also authored, published and contributed to sixteen books. Esther shares with us about her experience last year at The Entrepreneur House and what she is excited about this year. Our second guest is Omer Bar. Omer is the founder of  FBLab.co.il which is a marketing community for Hebrew speakers. We interviewed Omer earlier this year for one of my favorite interviews.  Omer chats specifically about how he created $25,000 from one of our productivity sessions!

“Go where you're not comfortable.” Steven van der Peijl Today listeners, we are so incredibly happy to announce that we are recording podcast 100 of our 100 podcasts with 100 entrepreneurs that have earned $100,000+ in their annual revenue.  It has been quite the hustle, but totally worth it. We hope you guys are enjoying the content. For those of you that don't know, our previous 99 episodes have featured entrepreneurs with $100,000 and more in annual revenue. During this time, we have picked their brains and learned the science of what it takes to build 6 & 7-figure businesses.  Now, this is episode #100 but we aren't finished.  Starting next week, we will start to interview another 100 entrepreneurs, but specifically, 100 entrepreneurs that have built 7-figure location independent businesses. These are the people that have complete freedom, traveling where they want, when they want, and how they want. They all have at least $1,000,000 in annual revenue in their business and many of them have large remote team members and others have none at all. It is going to be an exciting run of interviews and if you want to build a 7-figure location independent business, you guys will have 100 people that have done it, right here on The Entrepreneur House podcast.  Joining us today is one of my best pals, super hacker, SaaS developer, SIM unlocker, remote team developer, and super entrepreneur Steven van der Peijl.  Steven built a Samsung SIM unlocking service and grew it to the largest in the world. He has been an entrepreneur since he was fourteen years old and is joining us on the show today to talk about his recent webinar launch that generated $190,000 in six days. We get the opportunity to pick his brain about how he and his partners put this together.  We will also chat a little about The Entrepreneur House as Steven has attended more of our events than anyone else staying about five months in total with us, and even serving as an advisor at the last event in Thailand. If you're interested in putting together an excellent webinar or want to know what it is like to be inside The Entrepreneur House, this is the episode for you. Highlights of the Show: 04:42: Who is Steven van der Peijl? 15:06: Creating a $190,000 Webinar Launch 16:22: Non-Public Launch with a 2-Webinar Series for Each Promotion 22:34: Amount of People on Steven's Webinar 29:36: When Taking Off Work and Business Increases 32:16: Random Stories and Conversation with Steven and Chris 35:30: Auto-Webinars 48:30: More Random Unedited Chat with Steven and Chris Honorable Mentions: Neil Napier on The Entrepreneur House Podcast http://theentrepreneurhouse.com/ep-137-teams-that-get-measured-get-built-neil-napier/ DCBKK http://www.tropicalmba.com/dcbkk-in-25-photos/ Local Supremacy http://www.localsupremacy.com/ Amar Ghose on The Entrepreneur House Podcast http://theentrepreneurhouse.com/amar-ghose/ Cindy Vranken on The Entrepreneur House Podcast http://theentrepreneurhouse.com/ep-126-three-6-figure-launches-in-15-months/ Stan Leloup http://stanleloup.com/ Contact Info: https://kvsocial.com/ https://jobrack.eu/ http://www.flechamobile.com/

On this week's podcast I was interviewed by Chris Reynolds of the Entrepreneur House, a friend of mine who I met in Thailand. Chris has created a business accelerator for digital nomads and location-independent entrepreneurs and is connected to some of the best and most inspiring players in the game. It was an honor for me […]

So you’ve planned a retreat for entrepreneurs and booked the Airbnb, but lack of interest forced you to cancel the event. Now it’s time to get creative and find a way to recoup the money you spent on accommodations. What if you listed the space on Airbnb yourself, and sublet it out to get your money back?Chris Reynolds is the founder of Entrepreneur House, a business accelerator that holds events worldwide with the intent of creating a community where entrepreneurs can live together for four weeks, attending goal-setting and productivity workshops as well as taking part in advisor-led seminars and one-on-one coaching sessions. Chris has taken advantage of the Airbnb platform to book accommodations for Entrepreneur House retreats in Chiang Mai, Barcelona and Rio de Janeiro, and then sublet those bookings when they weren’t being used!Today, Chris shares the objectives of Entrepreneur House as well as his advice for Airbnb hosts. Listen in to learn how he was able to negotiate with a landlord who caught him subletting an Airbnb space illegally – and turn that potential conflict into a lucrative business partnership.Topics CoveredWhy Entrepreneur House was launched•Business accelerator for established entrepreneurs•Offers cultural experience through four-week retreats held all over the world•Provides community and sense of belonging•Leverage each other’s skills while mountain-biking, for example•More productive than regular environmentHow Chris employs Airbnb for Entrepreneur House•Uses platform to book accommodations for attendees (in advance and last minute)•Sublets Airbnb when event is canceled or doesn’t need space for entire booking periodHow Chris handled being caught by the landlord for subletting without permission•Landlord discovered Airbnb listing and called meeting•Chris explained intent to recoup loss as entrepreneur•Landlord altered contract to allow for short-term rentals•Chris partnered with owner of leasing company to book the following yearThe dynamic around illegal activity in Barcelona•Drinking on the street, graffiti and pot lounges are technically illegal, but rules not enforced•Short-term rentals are illegal, but people continue without much fear of retributionChris’s advice for Airbnb hosts•Include photos of all rooms (better pics = better bookings)•Offer a flat screen TV (almost always indicates better quality)•Put forth the time and effort to compose a thorough description for your listingChris’s guidance for dealing with a landlord if you’re listing your rental on Airbnb•Be clear about why you’re using the platform•Enter negotiations with a proposal that will benefit you both•If the landlord says ‘no,’ respect the fact that they control the propertyResourcesdnxcamp.comChiang Mai Event Details Connect with Christheentrepreneurhouse.comEntrepreneur House PodcastConnect with JasperEmail: jasper@getpaidforyourpad.comTwitter: @GetPaidForUrPadInstagram: @GetPaidForYourPad Facebook: www.facebook.com/getpaidforyourpadThis episode is sponsored by Hostfully.com where you can create a custom digital guidebook for your guests! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Today I'm having a conversation with Chris Reynolds, the founder of The Entrepreneur House. In our chat we touch on a lot of different topics: location independence, finding your tribe and really connecting with those people and Chris's fabulous morning routines. And the one topic we really took away with is that it's OK to ask for help in your business. And not just ask for help but how by staying open to accepting help allows you to go much further in your business, much faster. So if you ever felt that urge to really connect with other wellpreneurs and other entrepreneurs on your journey, you're really going to enjoy this episode.This episode originally aired on The Wellpreneur Podcast.Get the full show notes with links: https://wellpreneur.com/accepting-help-in-your-business-with-chris-reynolds/Copyright 2012-2020 Wellpreneur Ltd. All Rights Reserved.Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands

Today I'm having a conversation with Chris Reynolds, the founder of The Entrepreneur House. In our chat we touch on a lot of different topics: location independence, finding your tribe and really connecting with those people and Chris's fabulous morning routines. And the one topic we really took away with is that it's OK to ask [...]

Chris is a good buddy of mine, who started the Entrepreneur House project. It is 1-2 months of co-living and co-working with online entrepreneurs and digital nomads from all over the world. The Entrepreneur House have been in places like Chiang Mai (Thailand), Barcelona (Spain) or Rio de Janeiro in Brazil. Check out this really amazing episode to learn more about the future of work! Ping me at marcus@lifehackz.co, leave me a short review on iTunes and subscribe to the show! And be part of something huge and join the free DNX LIFE HACKZ Community with thousands of like-minded life hackers. Thx a million Yours, Marcus SHOWNOTES The Entrepreneur House Podcast - Entrepreneur House The Miracle Morning: The Not-So-Obvious Secret Guaranteed to Transform Your Life (Before 8AM) Brain.fm

“I'm going to give you an honest answer…because I don't recommend you do this with your business. We got addicted to the sales.” Freddy Lansky Today listeners we are welcoming and Alumni of The Entrepreneur House and co-founder of iChess to the show Freddy Lansky. Today Freddy and I talk about a variety of subjects from YouTube to living in Mexico City. But the highlights for me on this show were two things. First, Freddy's business created $750k in revenue in 2016, doubling from 2015 and he talks about his email marketing strategy that has created the majority of this. The second was how his business was a disaster behind the scenes while Freddy, his partner, and their team were hustling away to make sure not so long ago they could keep this business afloat. Today they are doing much better but Freddy talks about a low point in their business where they were questioning everything they were doing and if it was wise to continue forward with iChess. “If you stop running the sales, our revenue will go from $70, $80k a month to $20k.” Freddy Lansky What was really refreshing in this podcast is that Freddy was an open book and open to share his highs and lows and the reality of being an entrepreneur. Freddy shared his numbers and what was happening behind the scenes with his business and I am really glad we got him on the show. If you take the time to listen to the podcast, I think any entrepreneur would really appreciate this episode and the take-a-ways we can learn from Freddy. And with that, let me welcome Freddy Lansky to the show! “In December 2016 we had a major milestone crossed, we hit 6-figures in monthly revenue for the first time ever and did nearly $50k profit for the month! We finished this year with 63% revenue growth and a mind-boggling 335% profit growth over 2015!” Freddy Lansky 3:00: Living in Mexico City and the Reality of Living in Mexico as a Foreigner Today 15:52: Business Disaster and Building Through It 18:22, 27:20: Using Email Marketing to Double iChess's Revenue 36:05: YouTube Today 1:06:10 Outtakes Honorable Mentions: Kunaki - Prints on demand for physical products http://kunaki.com/ Deadline Funnel https://deadlinefunnel.com/ DC - dynamitecircle.com http://www.tropicalmba.com/dc/ Minaal Backpack https://www.minaal.com/ Contact Info: freddy@ichess.net https://www.ichess.net/ https://www.ichess.es/ https://www.youtube.com/user/OnlineChessLessons Twitter: @onlinechessless

“We try to curate an environment that fosters serendipity.” Daniel Levine Today listeners we have one of the co-founders of Fireside Conference, Daniel Levine on the show! FiresideConf happens just outside of Toronto, Canada. Once a year, some of the brightest minds in business and tech disconnect from our digital world, travel to Camp Walden near Toronto to spend a long weekend networking and learning from one another in a fun filled outdoor adventure. They host speaker sessions while sitting around the campfire discussing business ideas. The entire camp is open to waterski, canoe, kayak, sail, participate in sports and a rope course. What is really cool about FiresideConf is that you truly are disconnected. Meaning that there is absolutely no cell phone reception at the camp. It is an invite-only, all-inclusive technology, business and investor summer camp! I am really excited to welcome Daniel to the show because he is the first person that we have had on the show that creates events similar to The Entrepreneur House. I started researching FiresideConf and Daniel, and became more and more excited about learning more about both him and FiresideConf…..and with that, let's welcome Daniel Levine to the show! “We take a really strong and deep care for the people that join us. Daniel Levine “The more you turn off, the more you turn on.” Noah Kagan FiresideConf: Join The Entrepreneur House Cabin @ FiresideConf Sept. 8-10, 2017 http://2017.firesideconf.com/entrepreneurhouse/ Honorable Mentions: Noah Kagan http://www.appsumo.com/datadeck/ Camp Walden http://www.campwalden.ca/ Contact Info: Website: http://2017.firesideconf.com/entrepreneurhouse/ daniel@firesideconf.com Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/firesideconf

You're a 4-Hour Work Week success story, did that book have any influence in this business model? “To be honest, I haven't fully read that book.” Purush Rajagopal Today podcast listeners, we are recording another follow-up episode…. ‘Where are they now, after The Entrepreneur House. We are recording a second episode with our guest because the incredible results that people created after staying at The House. Today, we are joined by an Alumni of The House in Thailand….Purushothaman Rajagopal (Purush for short). Purush is the founder of infinitymedia.in. Infinity Media designs websites while helping to create the customers online brand. They provide a social media strategy and help the users to boost traffic. They also develop apps for their clients as well. Purush is a pretty incredible guy, he has built a full-service digital marketing agency in four years with 30+ employees before the age of 30. Now, Purush's business employs around 100 people from India, Eastern Europe, and the United States. Here is what I like about Purush, he is down to earth, very likable and friendly. You can tell he is a person that truly cares about people and connecting with others. And, for as successful as he is, I have never once seen him serious. He is just a really playful guy! “My business productivity improved at least by 150% here at The Entrepreneur House, and I had a lot of fun! Purush Rajagopal 6:35 What it is like running a business with 100 employees? 15:17 Facebook Marketing Strategy -Do Competitor research first -Use their strategy and think of something to do new 20:47 SEO Secrets 23:30 What to do to avoid business burnout? “When applying SEO, stop talking and start taking action. It is not rocket science.”Purush Rajagopal Honorable Mentions: Neil Patel http://neilpatel.com/blog/ Robin Sharma http://www.robinsharma.com/ Brian Deen http://backlinko.com/ Steven Vander Pejil JobRack.eu Ep. 137 ~ Teams That Get Measured, Get Build ~ Neil Napier http://theentrepreneurhouse.com/ep-137-teams-that-get-measured-get-built-neil-napier/ Passion Planner http://www.passionplanner.com/ Book Recommendations: ‘The Four Hour Work Week' Tim Ferriss http://www.goodreads.com/book/show/368593.The_4_Hour_Workweek‘ ‘The Alchemist' Paulo Coelho http://www.goodreads.com/book/show/865.The_Alchemist ‘The Game of Life and How To Play It' Florence School Shinn http://www.goodreads.com/book/show/626159.The_Game_of_Life_and_How_to_Play_It ‘Outrages Openness' Tosha Silver http://www.goodreads.com/book/show/21471479-outrageous-openness Contact Info: http://infinitymedia.in/ itspurush@yahoo.com

“My customers are my passionate advocates.” Jimena Cortes Jimena Cortes is a marketing consultant specializing in Search Engine Marketing and LinkedIn lead generation. She is an international speaker featured at conferences in Dubai, Europe, Central American and the US and she has taught over 4000 professionals worldwide how to use LinkedIn to grow their business. Jimena has been mentioned in online magazines such as Inc.com, Entrepreneur.com and Forbes. She is the author of “Secrets of SEO Marketing” and the founder of Wizard Media and Linked Blueprint. Jimena's clients get an average ROI of 300% or more on their marketing campaigns. She is also is an Alumni of The Entrepreneur House and a good friend. Tips that every entrepreneur should know about LinkedIn 1.Make sure you stand out as an authority in your field. 2. Look at who you already connected with and start a conversation with. Tips that every entrepreneur should know about marketing. 1. Track and know your numbers. -Saturday Finance Day “Sales and Marketing are the lifeblood of a business!” Jimena Cortes “If you're trying to build a tribe, the biggest thing is communication.” Jimena Cortes Honorable Mentions: “Secrets of SEO Marketing” Jimena Cortes https://www.amazon.com/Secrets-SEO-Marketing-Strategies-learned-ebook/dp/B0067U72YE Mind Movies http://www.mindmovies.com/ Miracle Morning http://www.miraclemorning.com/ Contact Info: Jimena's Website https://wizardmedia.net/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/jimenacortes https://linkedblueprintcourse.com/webinar-special http://jimenacortes.com/ Jimena's Book https://www.amazon.com/Secrets-SEO-Marketing-Strategies-learned-ebook/dp/B0067U72YE

“I've watched a lot of entrepreneurs create chaos in their own company, just so they can feel like they have something to do.” Tim Conley In this episode, we have a master entrepreneur and executive coach Tim Conley on our show. Tim turns entrepreneurs into CEO's of their company teaching his clients how to scale their business from 6 to 7 figures without sacrificing their freedom or sanity. In the late 1990's Tim started marketing consulting for companies to integrate offline and online campaigns. After 2 decades of experience, Tim has worked with over 400 founders, and started, sold and invested in multiple businesses. He knows what it is like to create a 7-figure business and the pressures of running a business at that level. Here is what I like about Tim, he is a no BS guy. His advice is clear and direct and he will tell you what your businesses needs and how to accomplish it in the least amount of time. In 2015, Tim came as an advisor to The Entrepreneur House in Chiang Mai. It was incredible watching this man when helping the attendees with feedback on their business. It was watching a master at work. “When we take on the mantle of entrepreneurship, we are saying to the world, “I'm ready to lead.” Tim Conley Creating Efficient Systems: 1. Must have sizable margins -Must have significantly more revenue than it costs you to provide the service or product. “A company that has great margins can survive all kinds of inefficiency.” Tim Conley 2. Marketing and Sales -Separate the two. Are you sales oriented or marketing oriented? -Usually, a company will be more marketing oriented or more sales oriented. -A sales-oriented company will plateau and they will eventually need to go do marketing or bring in someone that is good at marketing. “Entrepreneurship is that….you take and idea and turn it into reality. How much more art is there than that?” Tim Conley “No one is going to feel sorry for the guy that makes 7-figures….but surrounding ourselves with others that understand what we are going through, it helps us be better people.” Tim Conley Contact Info: Website: http://tim411.com http://leaderswithin.io/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/TimConley The Forge Facebook Group https://www.facebook.com/groups/TheForgeGroup/

“If you add a social element to the work that you do and the goals that you set, you will become immensely more productive. Literally, your productivity will skyrocket.” Maneesh Sethi In this episode, we have a special podcast dedicated to The Focus 55. For those of you that don't know what a Focus 55 is, here you go. A Focus 55 is a 55-hour productivity workshop where you focus on 1-2 goals that will catapult your business in 55 hours. It is a time where we suggest putting off all other projects/goals/distractions that you may have so you can focus on these one or two things. We will be explaining the structure of The Focus 55, the point of it, and the incredible results that dozens of entrepreneurs have achieved. “Move fast and break things.” Noah Everton On the show with me to talk about this 3-day insane workshop is none other that the creator and brilliant mind behind the Focus 55, Noah Everton. Noah created the Focus 55 three years ago and has been generous enough to let us use the model in The Entrepreneur House. Now, Noah is also an entrepreneur and been a location independent for five years. Originally, he started off in the United States Air Force on the combat aircrew. He was a professional poker player, a proud college DROPOUT and now an entrepreneur and internet marketing consultant. So, without further adieu here is an episode that many have been waiting for…..The Focus 55! “Many people that go through it [The Focus 55] report doing a full months of work, just in a weekend.” Noah Everton Outtakes: 42:45 The Entrepreneur House events in 2017: Feb. The Focus 55 ~ Rio de Janeiro, Brazil Mar. The Focus 55 ~ Austin, TX, USA April The Focus 55 ~ Barcelona, Spain May The Focus 55 ~ Barcelona, Spain June The Focus 55 ~ Barcelona, Spain -Retreat for Entrepreneurs with $100,000+ businesses. Aug. The Focus 55 ~ Rio de Janeiro, Brazil Sept. The Focus 55 ~ Bangkok, Thailand Oct. The Chiang Mai House ~ Chiang Mai, Thailand Honorable Mentions: Focus 55 Success Stories Derek Pankaew FlyFreeAcademy.com Dave Huss http://growthscout.com Brian Qwong http://apolyglotworld.com/ http://apolyglotworld.com/add1signup Kamil Kaminski http://contentmarketingdoneforyou.com/ Brandon Nolte http://healthyhempoil.com/ Alexis Shields http://dralexisshields.com/ Maneesh Sethi https://pavlok.com/ Contact Info: Noah Everton http://neverton.net/ adsensory@gmail.com Instagram: @pokerplaying Twitter: @pokerplaying The Focus 55 FB Page https://www.facebook.com/The-Focus-55-123935887708536

In this episode, we have a recent Alum of The Entrepreneur House on the show, Kamil Kaminski! Kamil is from Warsaw, Poland and runs a business providing content for entrepreneurs that don't have much time by interviewing them and translating those interviews into blog articles. His background is in mathematics and education. He was developing an E-learning platform that would prepare students for their exams, but just before sealing the deal with venture capitalists he decided to pursue his dream of being location independent and starting a real business rather than working with a VC backed startup. He's talents are content strategy, and creating educational blog posts. In this episode, we will address the why behind content, writing a blog and why they are both important. We will also touch on new business and product ideas and how to scale them from 0-$4,000 in one month.  P.S. We have to let you know we had some connection issues during the podcast and there are a few choppy places in the audio. Many apologies we did the best we could to patch it up nicely. Valuable Tips from Kamil: The questions you should ask yourself before you start a new business or product…. 1. Are you excited to work on this everyday for the next 4 years? 2. Would you like to have lunch with your clients every Friday? 3. Is it scaleable and can it run without you? 4. Will it launch quickly? “It's human nature to write about yourself. What you should be doing is writing about the person who is going to be reading your blog.” Kamil Kaminski “I though f*** that….I told the VC's I won't take their offer.” Kamil Kaminski “I created my offer using the exact problems and objections they had.” Kamil Kaminski Honorable Mentions: Tropical MBA Podcast http://www.tropicalmba.com/ DCBKK Conference http://www.tropicalmba.com/dcbkk-in-25-photos/ Taylor Pearson https://taylorpearson.me Niel Napier https://jobrack.eu/ Clare Goodwin http://solepal.com/ Paul Levine http://theentrepreneurhouse.com/ep-123-building-an-audience-live-workshop-inside-the-entrepreneur-house-w-paul-levine/ Dan Norris http://7daystartup.com/ Dynamite Circle http://www.tropicalmba.com/dc/ Ep. 127 ~ The Power of Giving Away Your Time http://theentrepreneurhouse.com/ep-127the-power-of-giving-your-time-a-wrap-up-to-chiang-mai/ Contact Info: hi@kamin.ski contentmarketingdoneforyou.com http://www.kamin.ski/

Today listeners, we have a current member of The Entrepreneur House ~ Chiang Mai on the show Clare Goodwin. Clare is the co-founder of SolePal. Sole Pal is a premium shoe powder designed for active people. Sole Pal makes foot deodorant as cool as it can be. Clare started out as semi-pro athlete in New Zealand, she then became a nutritionist and functional medicine practitioner founding mypcoscure.com and specializing in helping women reverse Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome. A couple of really great tips that Clare addresses in this podcast are how to obtain an obsession to achieve a goal and how to handle failure when your entire image of yourself is wrapped up a business. “The Entrepreneur House was one of the best decisions of my life” Clare Goodwin “Seek out places where like-minded people are and you will be so much more successful!” Clare Goodwin Contact: Sole Pal ~ Sweat Proud http://solepal.com/ info@solepal.com http://mypcoscure.com/

In this episode, we are diving into the details of The Entrepreneur House ~ Chiang Mai. On Nov. 16th we wrapped up our 2nd House in Chiang Mai, and we are discussing how the month went. We will be joined by our Volunteer Events Coordinator, Bunty SomRoy. Bunty, speaks about his experience being a participant at The Entrepreneur House and shares how much of an impact it was on his business to be a volunteer for an entire month. By the end of the podcast, Bunty and I discuss a super-hack to grow your network that works really well for increasing business. “Its the most amazing and important thing that I have done in my business career to date.” Bunty SomRoy “The organization and volunteer take the same risk…because those bringing on a volunteer never know what they're going to get” Bunty SomRoy Honorable Mentions: Taylor Pearson ~ Author of ‘The End of Jobs' https://taylorpearson.me/the-end-of-jobs-book/ Tropical MBA Podcast http://www.tropicalmba.com/podcasts/ Tal Gur ~ One Year to Freedom http://oneyeartofreedom.com/ Esther Jacobs http://estherjacobs.info/ Steven Van der Piejl https://jobrack.eu/ Paul Levine ~ Everweb App http://www.everwebapp.com/ Dynamite Circle ~ (DC) http://tropicalmba.com/dc Brenden Tully - Co-Founder of DidgeridooDojo.com https://www.didgeridoodojo.com/meet-the-team/brendant/ Dan Andrews ~ Co-Founder of the Dynamite Circle http://www.tropicalmba.com/about DCBKK http://www.tropicalmba.com/dcbkk-in-25-photos/

Today Entrepreneur House listeners, we have the founder of Assemble Advisory Nathan Rose back on our show. Assemble Advisory is a leading international financial agency for equity crowdfunding. About six months ago we featured Nathan on the show because we wanted to share his experience since he stayed at The Entrepreneur House and talk about the growth of his business. He also made an announcement that he was going to write a book about a hot topic in the business world today, equity crowdfunding. We are happy to announce that the day of this recording Nov. 1st, 2016 Nathan's book is launching as we speak. We are going to talk about the process of creating this book and get some insights about what the equity crowdfunding market is experiencing today! Nathan also shares information on whether your startup is ready for 'Equity Crowdfunding'. If you have ever thought about writing a book about your expertise or wanted to dive deeper into the equity crowdfunding world, this is the episode for you! 
 Link for the Book: ‘Equity Crowdfunding ~ A complete guide for startups and growing companies' https://www.amazon.com/Equity-Crowdfunding-Complete-Startups-Companies-ebook/dp/B01M5FBSEB/ref=sr_1_1?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1478060666&sr=1-1&keywords=equity+crowdfunding Honorable Mentions: Tal Gur: http://talgur.me Tal's Podcast Tim Conley: http://timconley.co/coaching/ John Logar: Consulting Unleashed http://www.consultingunleashed.com/ MonzoBank: Raised 1,000,000 in 96 seconds https://monzo.com/ Oppo Ice Cream: Gave away free product to build audience http://www.oppoicecream.co.uk/ Guusto: Gift Cards http://www.guusto.com/ EkoRent: Electric Car Rental Service in Finland http://ekorent.fi/ Outtakes: 30:47 Contact Nathan Rose: The book ‘Equity Crowdfunding ~ A complete guide for startups and growing companies' https://www.amazon.com/Equity-Crowdfunding-Complete-Startups-Companies-ebook/dp/B01M5FBSEB/ref=sr_1_1?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1478060666&sr=1-1&keywords=equity+crowdfunding Assemble Advisory: Assemble Advisory helps entrepreneurs raise money through equity crowdfunding by helping busy company founders get their information memorandums, and financial models in order, and provide advice on structuring a successful equity crowdfunding campaign. As of today they have over 11 million raised. Assemble Advisory are the equity crowdfunding experts.  http://assembleadvisory.com/

Today listeners we have a very special podcast for you. This is an actual recording of a workshop at The Entrepreneur House ~ Chiang Mai held by Paul Levine. Paul is the creator and founder of EverWebApp.com a code free website builder that lets users build websites with ease. He specializes in app development, app marketing, online marketing, SEO, team building, outsourcing and website development. He has been in business for sixteen years and developed a team that operates in Ukraine, India, Romania, San Francisco and Amsterdam. Today, Paul talks about how you can build a massive audience and the lessons he has learned competing with GoDaddy and Apple. The workshop was incredible and a lot of fun. Those that are looking to build their audience will get a lot of value from this episode. Honorable mentions: Learn who is talking about your competitor with buzzsumo.com All the Code You Need @… codecanyon.net Microphone for your Phone: Rode Lav http://www.rode.com/microphones/smartlav How to Contact Paul: http://www.everwebapp.com/ paul@paullevine.com

Today listeners, we recorded an episode that I am really excited about. Our guest today is Christopher Gimmer. Chris is the co-founder and CEO of the startup Snappa.io. Snappa is an easy-to-use graphic design tool that helps clients create highly engaging images without the help of a graphic designer. Chris is an incredible entrepreneur, he has built three businesses. His second business is BootStrapBay.com that sells high-quality bootstrap themes and templates. Chris and his partner built this business to $10,000/month in its first 6 months. Today, we are going to talk more in depth about Chris' most recent startup, Snappa.io. Snappa has pre-designed templates, 12,000+ stock photos, 3000+ graphics/icons and 200+ fonts also integrating with FB, Twitter, and Buffer. They're really striving to give you everything you need to create excellent graphics without a designer. Also to mentiona Chris is a very genuine guy who is extremely likeable and happens to be an Alumni of The Entrepreneur House. So, this episode we will throw in with our ‘Where Are They Now” series. It has been 15 months since Chris came to The Entrepreneur House and we are going to see how much his business has grown and how The Entrepreneur House played a role in that success. “Focus on one or two marketing tests and try to do it really well before moving on the the next thing” Chris Gimmer Get in Touch with Chris at: Snappa.io christopher@snappa.io Chrisgimmer.com Mentions: http://BootStrapBay.com Book: Traction by Gabriel Wienberg and Justin Mares http://www.goodreads.com/book/show/22091581-traction

Today listeners we are going to be getting into the nitty gritty of what The Entrepreneur House ~ Chiang Mai is going to look like. We are going to run you through each week so you get a picture of what to expect. Joining me today is the man that will be there helping and handling a lot of this for the house in Chiang Mai. His name is Bunty SomRoy founder of CodeForestDesigns.com. Bunty will be working one-on-one with myself and the advisors to make sure The House runs as smooth as possible to make the experience incredible. We'll get to know Bunty a bit more throughout the show so we are going to start off by running you through day one of The House in Chiang Mai. Come take a trip with us and see what you're going to be experiencing if you join us this October in Thailand. Check out more information at: http://theentrepreneurhouse.com/the-entrepreneur-house-chiang-mai/

Why would an entrepreneur that has three businesses running without him and doesn't have to work, come to The Entrepreneur House? Today listeners we have the great Pete Hall with us today. Pete has officially been an entrepreneur since 1996. He is an entrepreneur in the truest sense, his motto being “Let's start a business and change the world!” Pete now "runs' (and I loosely use that word) three business from his laptop or phone anywhere in the world. Getting behind the entrepreneurial mind of this guy was incredible. You will also find out why Pete decided to come to The Entrepreneur House in early 2015. Today, we will go behind the scenes of what a 36-year old (semi) retired entrepreneur thought about staying with us in Barcelona! “Nobody (in The House) was better than the other, or looked up or down to one another.” Pete Hall “The favorite thing about The House is the concentration of Entrepreneurs.” Pete Hall “To put a price tag on it, I would say it (The Entrepreneur House) is somewhere in the $10,000 range.” Pete Hall Fields of Expertise: -Print and direct mail layout -Web page design -Copyrighting -IT Contact Pete: http://petehall.com

Today listeners, we are privileged today to have a very special guest named Rus Hughes on our show. Rus, is a systems architect. He has been working online since 2002 and been an entrepreneur since 2012. His background is in development and systems administration. During his career, he has worked with small startups and large enterprises to develop, scale and maintain various styles of web, data and telecoms applications used by schools, hospitals banks and governments. Since 2014 he's also been selling physical products on Amazon.com. Recently he's entwined his love of systems and Amazon knowledge to create Amazooka.com, a SaaS to help Amazon sellers understand their customers more and sell more products. Here is what I love about Rus…. He is humble, unassuming and incredibly generous. I have seen Rus in action and can tell you point blank that he is more concerned with creating products that add value and truly helping people than he is about making money. He has a high level of integrity, works hard when he needs to and delegates as much as possible. He is a master analyzer, and can take one look at what you're doing with your business, give some quick advice that can catapult sales, and skyrocket your conversion rates. He has an incredible track record of working online including creating a 6-figure business in less than a year. Rus has one of the most incredible and exciting stories of anyone that has stayed in The Entrepreneur House that he shares that with us in this episode. Lightning Question Round: 34:06 What is the most astounding fact you can share about yourself? How do you keep yourself motivated? What is one or two things you see as common mistakes in business today? Favorite Books: 38:35 Moving Pictures http://www.goodreads.com/book/show/34510.Moving_Pictures Exponential Organizations http://www.goodreads.com/book/show/22616127-exponential-organizations Bold http://www.goodreads.com/book/show/22609444-bold Abundance http://www.goodreads.com/book/show/13187824-abundance You can find Rus at: www.ruspow.com Amazooka.com https://www.amazooka.com/ “We are about the change the Amazon landscape.” Rus Hughes Honorable Mentions: Vic Dorfman: http://www.vicdorfman.com/ Freddy Lanski iChess https://www.ichess.net/ Neha Gupta https://collegeshortcuts.com/the-book/ Johnny FD - 12 weeks in Thailand https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00B1SASZ2/ref=as_li_qf_sp_asin_tl?ie=UTF8&camp=1789&creative=9325&creativeASIN=B00B1SASZ2&linkCode=as2&tag=soc01-20 Brazilian Jiu Jitsu https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brazilian_jiu-jitsu Stay tuned for the after the show chat….after the closing

Erik Paquet and A.J. Dunn from Abroaders.com tell about their journey from childhood best friends to building an international six-figure company and about their recent angel investment. It is an incredible story of two guys making their way in the business world and how The Entrepreneur House was a part of that journey. Abroaders is a premier concierge service that helps people save enormous amounts of money by using frequent flyer and award miles turning your regular spending into multiple free flights each year. If you have ever booked your own flights with frequent flyer miles you know how much time it can take and how much of a headache it can be….I can certainly vouch for this. They have a vast knowledge of airline alliances, routes, and experience booking elaborate travel itineraries with frequent flyer miles and award points. They are also international travel experts focusing on banking, credit cards, and location independent business tools. Listen as A.J. and Erik give specific examples of how to hack the frequent flyer mile system and how they have been helping hundreds of clients travel for free. Stay Tuned…..After the main show, we have a little ‘off the record' chat about traveling the world and some of the best cities we have lived in. A.J. and Erik also give some great insight about the world's largest party….Carnival in Brazil. From Rio de Janeiro, to Medellin, to Barcelona and Bangkok. These guys have experience living and building business all over the world and give some tips about how to have an incredible amount of fun along the way. Honorable Mentions: Abroaders.com http://bit.ly/2b5CkE1 Founders: A.J. Dunn Erik Paquet World Packers https://www.worldpackers.com/ Founder: Riq Lima DC - Entrepreneur Group http://www.tropicalmba.com/dc/

This week we have the great Esther Jacobs on our show. We wanted to feature Esther because one, she has an incredible success story to tell and because she is the newest advisor for The Entrepreneur House ~ Chiang Mai. She will be joining us this October for an incredible experience in Thailand to help entrepreneurs catapult their business. Below is this incredible woman's bio: Esther is an international speaker and author. She has given more than 1000 keynote speeches, inspiring entrepreneurs and decision makers of organizations like Capgemini, Hewlett-Packard, KLM, Philips and universities on 5 continents. She has published and contributed to 16 books, helped over 50 entrepreneurs write and publish their own book, and Esther is a TedEx Speaker. As a pioneer and entrepreneur, Esther became an expert in getting results with limited resources, especially in challenging circumstances. The “No Excuses Lady” proves that you can turn even the bleakest situation into an opportunity. Esther has…. -Raised $25 million for charities without a budget, network or experience. -Got knighted by the Dutch Queen. -Survived a reality TV show on a deserted island. -Turned her relationship with a playboy into a bestselling book: ‘Have you found your Mr. Wrong yet?‘ -Got ‘fired' from her country for traveling too much; became a digital nomad, living and working in 100+ countries. The very government that expelled her, is now consulting her on how to solve this issue for future mobile generations. 24:50 Why she is excited about joining The Entrepreneur House ~ Chiang Mai? 27:00 Esther's favorite book 27:38 Esther's favorite movie 30:01 What Esther would change about the business world today? Esther's books: http://estherjacobs.info/en/book-store/ Esther's TedEx Speech: http://estherjacobs.info/en/ Esther's charity experience: http://estherjacobs.info/en/coins-for-care/ Esther's experience on Survivor: http://estherjacobs.info/en/survivor/ Website and Contact info: http://estherjacobs.info/ Braveheart Freedom Cry: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S3ubag7dtn4

Chris Reynolds has always had incredible community building skills and puts them to good use with his latest business, The Entrepreneur House. For over a year now, Chris has been bringing together experienced entrepreneurs from all over the world, to live in a shared home (or homes) in a variety of countries. During their stay, lasting anywhere from 1-3 months, they mastermind, attend local events, and help each other to grow their businesses to the next level. Chris knows intimately what it's like to go from rock bottom to thriving business owner. He started his entrepreneurial journey selling real estate educational packages. This was a fun learning process and ended up being very financially rewarding. But, the crash of 2008 put a stop to this and in the process he lost his home, his car, everything. Determined to make it as an entrepreneur, Chris started over. It was an arduous process but Chris was committed to reaching his goals of financial and location independence. He started off selling products on Amazon and eventually got into niche websites; this is where he started to gain traction selling real-estate info products. After two years of this work he was able to achieve his dream of being a location independent digital nomad; supporting himself as he traveled the world. Leaving his home brought him many adventures and ample growth, but it came at the price of leaving a great community of like-minded entrepreneurs that he was a part of. His first major destination was Costa Rica. While living there he was surrounded by people wanting to only hang out and surf. Fun, if that's all you're into, but it didn't offer the entrepreneurial minded growth that he was looking for. Chris turned his need for like-minded community in a profitable business, and this was the catalyst for the Entrepreneur House. The first House he created was in Barcelona and he had 12 great entrepreneurs join him there. This incredible group of people helped him develop what the House has become today. Together they shaped and molded the masterminding and goal setting processes, and today the features and perks of living in the house are much more evolved. Since the first iteration he's created four other Entrepreneur Houses, and has many more planned for the future. Having an international business such as this presents its fair share of problems. But Chris works through those by trying to understand the cultural differences of the countries he's trying to work with. The logistics of finding short-term housing that suits the needs of the participants would be a struggle for many people, but Chris has honed this process. Many countries outside of the US actually make it easy to lease a large fully-furnished house for any time frame. When traveling abroad to a new city, it can be hard to source accommodations, good internet, a great community all on your own. This takes time away from the work you want to do. The goal of the Entrepreneur House is to take care of these things for people so they can be more productive. Some of the amenities that the House offers: Weekly Masterminds where you can pose challenges and the group helps you through them. Workshops with advisors on topics ranging from Facebook to funnels to SEO to content marketing and more. Sunday dinners where everyone eats together and bonds like a family. Weekend events for team building or just fun activities. Private rooms for all with great internet and in the center of the city. Plug-ins to local festivals and events. Chris was a great guest for the podcast. He's created amazing memories for the communities he's created as well as opportunities for people to grow personally and professionally in a way they wouldn't have otherwise. SOME QUESTIONS I ASK: What was the transition like from rock-bottom to now? How did Chris become drawn to the nomadic lifestyle? What was the catalyst for creating the Entrepreneur House? What are some struggles faced when setting up international endeavors such as this?   IN THIS EPISODE, YOU WILL LEARN: What famous person gave Chris (and myself) the motivation to become a world traveler The simple piece of advice he would give to anyone wanting to travel the world How he chooses the city for the next Entrepreneur House How fear can propel you to work hard and succeed Plus much more…   DON'T STOP HERE… Connect with Chris and the Entrepreneur House: Website   ADDITIONAL RESOURCES: ‘Lone Survivor' by Marcus Luttrell: Book Airbnb: website

Steven Van der Peijl and Aaron Nunez return to the podcast for a second time. They both spent four months in The Entrepreneur House in 2015 both in Barcelona, Spain and Chiang Mai, Thailand. They dig into the difference between the two cities for entrepreneurs and digital nomads as well as why they spent so much time at The Entrepreneur House. Barcelona Pros: -Beach city -Spanish and International Food -Always something to do -Big city feel -Nightlife -Dating -More social experiences -Easier communication for English and Spanish Chiang Mai Pros: -Quiet -Asian Food -Smaller -Easier to find and connect with digital nomads -More inexpensive -Feels like a small town -More outdoor adventure -Easier access to nature Steven van der Peijl Steven is a 32 year old online entrepreneur who has lived in 8 different countries on 4 continents. He runs three websites Fields of Expertise:
SAAS and Moble App Development Email: steven@flechamobile.com
 Websites: 
flechamobile.com 
unlocksamsungonline.com
 
www.serplease.com Aaron Nunez He is a 29 year old online entrepreneur, world traveler and thrill seeker. He runs http://www.theattractiveman.com Email: aaroninunez@gmail.com
 Fields of Expertise: 
Dating Coach
, Dating Seminars and Bootcamps
, High Quality Dating Advice for Men Email: steven@flechamobile.com
 Websites:
 www.theattractiveman.com

Today listeners we are chatting with one of our main advisors here at The Entrepreneur House, Tal Gur. Tal just spent the past month of his life advising 17 attendees of The Entrepreneur House on business and life. He spent many hours working one-on-one with the attendees on the biggest problems they are facing in their business and how they can overcome them. I personally think he has done an outstanding job consulting for the attendees. We are going to chat today about what went on behind the scenes of The Entrepreneur House in Chiang Mai. How we worked hard to keep the momentum going for the attendees while enjoying their time in Thailand. We will touch on leadership, managing balance, the importance of goal setting, and why Tal gave us his time to advise for The Entrepreneur House. This I can say was not an easy job. There are literally hundreds of hours of work that goes on behind the scenes keeping a house going and keeping the attendees progressing towards their goals. Tal and I had many meetings and chats about where we could improve the experience of the house and what worked really well…. Tal's Bio: -Served in the Israeli army. -Worked and lived in over 50 countries. -In 2005, he made a conscious decision to pursue every big dream he had setting 100 Bucketlist goals, and achieving 90 of them as of today. -He has built a home for a family in Peru that lost their home in a mudslide. -He completed a 12,000 km motorcycle journey across Australia. -Trekked to Everest Base Camp in Nepal. -Created an online business making over 6-figures passive income. If you are lucky enough to find him…and get a moment of his time I recommend you do…… “When people come for 30-Days, they bond better and there is a sense of trust. Through this sense of trust, better advice comes.” Tal Gur “There is no end to the amount of improvements you can do to your business.” Tal Gur “The most successful people in life are the givers.” Chiang Mai whispers ‘The Good Life!'. Contact Tal @: Website: http://talgur.me Email: tal@tal-gur.com Twitter: tal_gur Skype ID: talzag Honorable Mentions: Tal Gur's 100 Bucketlist Goals http://fullylived.com/100-life-goals-list/ The DCBKK conference. http://tropicalmba.com/dc “Give and Take” Adam Grant https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00AFPTSI0/ref=dp-kindle-redirect?_encoding=UTF8&btkr=1 Run Huges https://www.amazooka.com/ Simone Sauter https://frompaintopower.de/ George Millo http://georgemillo.com/ Bob Berchtold http://cpatalent.com/

Nathan Rose is the founder of Assemble Advisory. Assemble Advisory is a leading financial agency for equity crowdfunding operating around the world. His firm helps entrepreneurs raise money through equity crowdfunding by helping company founders get their information memorandums and financial models in order, and provide advice on structuring a successful equity crowdfunding campaign. As of today Nathan's company has over $11 million raised and they are the equity crowdfunding experts.  
 Nathan is an Alumni of The Entrepreneur House in Thailand and the reason we wanted to bring Nathan on the show is for two reasons…. 1. See how much he has progressed with his business since he stayed at The Entrepreneur House in Thailand eight months ago and… 2. Nathan has made the commitment to write a book.   
 Now, someone just stating they are going to write a book may seem like blowing smoke in the wind for many of you, but Nathan will be the second person that has stayed at The Entrepreneur House to write a book. The first was Gregory Dehil whom we featured on a podcast a few weeks ago. Gregory started the idea for a book while staying at The Entrepreneur House in Barcelona back in early 2015. He launched that book just a few weeks ago on May 20th, 2016 and it is now on Amazon's bestseller list. 
 Today Nathan addresses his business and his idea for a book, what it is about and when he plans on completing it.  Then when it is finished, we will have him back on the podcast to see how he did and let him promote it.  Mentions: Assemble Advisory http://assembleadvisory.com/ -Gregory Diehl and his book 'Brand Identity Breakthrough'. https://brandidentitybreakthrough.com/ -Members of the DC http://www.tropicalmba.com/dc/ Tim Conley http://timconley.co/

In October 2015, Mohit joined us at The Entrepreneur House in Thailand. While at the house Mohit came up with an idea for Blackbook Investments. He presented the idea at a mastermind and seven months later he has a business portfolio worth $500,000+. This is his story! Mohit Tater ~ Mohit helps investors get a higher ROI by investing in revenue generating web properties. 
blackbookinvestments.com/ Professional Skills: 
-Angel investing 
-Content marketing 
-FBA (Selling on Amazon)
 -Online business valuation 
-Buys websites and helps people run them 
-Published 15 Kindle books 
-Bought a site Flippa.com for $2,500 and sold it for $12,000 “I accelerated my growth at The Entrepreneur House. What I would have achieved in one year, I accomplished in one month.” Mohit Tater “Thousands of dollars in consulting fees from being in the house, and friendships that are going to last a lifetime.” Mohit Tater

Today listeners we are joined by Mohit Tater and Purushothaman Rajagopal who both hail from the land of India! This is an incredible episode where we talk about everything from kindle publishing, SEO, content marketing, angel investing, flipping website and leadership in difficult situations. One of the features of the show we discuss a disastrous off-road motorcycle trip that we took in the jungles of Northern Thailand. There is a bit of distortion in the audio towards the last 10 min of the track. We are sorry about this, but we couldn't throw the content out because of the great tips these guys leave us with and the incredible story we talk about our motocross trip through the jungles of Northern Thailand, and how leadership played an essential role in keeping us calm in very stressful situations. Mohit Tater ~ Mohit helps people get a higher ROI by investing in revenue generating web properties. http://mohittater.com/ http://blackbookinvestments.com/ Professional Skills: -Angel investing -Content marketing -FBA (Selling on Amazon) -Online Business valuation -Buys websites and helps people run them -Published 15 Kindle books -Bought Flippa.com for $2,500 and sold it for $12,000 “I accelerated my growth at The Entrepreneur House. What I would have achieved in one year, I accomplished in one month.” Mohit Tater “Thousands of dollars in consulting fees from being in the house, and friendships that are going to last a lifetime.” Mohit Tater Purushothaman Rajagopal ~ Purush has built a full service digital marketing agency in four years with 30 employees before the age of 30. http://infinitymedia.in/ Professional Skills: -content marketing -SEO -paid traffic -social media marketing -conversion optimization “My business productivity improved at least by 150% here, and I had a lot of fun! “Stop talking and take action” Purush

On today's episode of The Entrepreneur House podcast I'm stoked to introduce our guest Winston Carter. http://theentrepreneurhouse.com/from-getting-kidnapped-in-china-to-making-6-figures-a-month-online/ Winston is a crazy cool cat from Zinzie Land (you'll find out where that is in a bit). Winston recently stayed with us in the Chiang Mai, Thailand entrepreneur house and shared a story about how he: 1 - Got kidnapped in China by Chinese thugs (seriously) 2 - Came home shortly thereafter and got sacked from his job 3 - Proceeded to start a $100k business with some seed capital from the best investors ever...his parents! Damn...talk about making lemons into lemonade! In this episode, Winston shares several poignant business (and life!) lessons, including: - How to stay cool in a crisis situation - How to use sales and persuasion skills to turn foes into friends - How to enlist the help of locals to resolve disputes in a foreign country - Buying tasers from street hustlers - How to bounce back resiliently from getting kidnapped (and fired from your job) to start a successful business ...and more! Click on the link below to listen now: http://theentrepreneurhouse.com/2015/12/17/f…onth-online/ Enjoy!

As an digital nomad in Barcelona, Spain Chris Reynolds founded the Entrepreneur house where people from all around the world get together to co work, network and travel. We talk about life in Barcelona and how the digital nomad scene differs from living in Chiang Mai, Thailand as well as what life living in the entrepreneur house is like.  Chris Reynolds - Entrepreneur House 2nd US Passport: Visa HQ 100th Episode: Submission Form Travel Like a Boss Army: Facebook Group My Blog: JohnnyFD.com Entpreneur House Guest: Arron Nunez Attractive Man Enjoy this episode? Share it!  

Aaron Nunez Email: aaroninunez@gmail.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TheAttractiveMan Fields of Expertise: Dating Coach Dating Seminars and Bootcamps High Quality Dating Advice for Men Email: steven@flechamobile.com Twitter: stevenvdpeijl Skype ID: flechamobile Websites: www.theattractiveman.com Steven van der Peijl Fields of Expertise: SAAS and Moble App Development Email: steven@flechamobile.com Twitter: stevenvdpeijl Skype ID: flechamobile Websites: http://flechamoblie.com http://www.unlocksamsungonline.com http://affiliatesk.in http://www.serplease.com