Podcast appearances and mentions of Joel Block

What if the secret to exceptional customer experiences was hidden in a deck of cards? And what if Wall Street's playbook could transform the way you serve clients? Stacy Sherman and Joel Block unpack an unexpected connection: how the strategic thinking behind blackjack and stock trading can elevate your business approach. It's not about satisfaction—it's about creating moments that matter. Learn to interpret subtle signals your customers unknowingly provide. Discover how to build a team of 'Advantage Players' who don't just perform, but anticipate. Hear tactics to stay ahead in your market by design, not chance. Listen now + learn: DoingCXRight .com  

Teamwork makes the dream work… especially when you're playing blackjack-- and you're counting cards.  This was Joel Block's world.  Hand signals, casino comportment and the very few things you pay attention to so you can become an advantage player and win big, without being spotted.  Winner Winner Chicken Dinner-Just like the move 21. Donate to the show today!  Buy us a cup of coffee.  Here's the link.

In Las Vegas, where “you can't beat the house”, there are a few elite players casinos fear. These are the Advantage Players™ (APs). Experts at "unbeatable" games like blackjack - they dominate by combining superior skill, lightning insight, and razor-sharp instinct, winning when the biggest bets are on the table. An AP and expert blackjack player turned venture capitalist and hedge fund manager who has participated in $1 billion dollars' worth of deals, Joel Block has adapted these skills, attitudes, and philosophies to business. His cage-rattling keynote speeches and media appearances expose Advantage Play™, the art of knowing what comes next because, for APs, winning is inevitable.On this episode of Lead Me On,  Joel shares his fascinating journey and how his skills in the gambling world have translated into the business world. Discover how his strategic mindset and situational awareness can help you make better predictions, take calculated risks, and play at the top of your game. Get ready to be inspired to lead with advantage. Tune in now!To connect with Joel Block:Website: joelblock.comLinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/joelblockFacebook: Joel G. BlockReach out to Lori King-Taylor:Instagram: www.instagram.com/lkingtaylor/Facebook: www.facebook.com/TrinityPerformanceLinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/lorikingtaylor/Website: trinityperformancesolutions.com/

Joel Block, financial expert and venture capitalist, discusses the impact of the Hollywood writer's strike on our economy.

Today's Flash Back Friday Episode is from Episode #10, which originally aired on March 2, 2014. Joel Block is a nationally recognized real estate investor & syndication expert, internationally acclaimed speaker and business development authority, accomplished author and president of Bullseye Capital – a national advisory firm specializing in Real Estate syndication. In this interview, Joel gives us the inside scoop on how the big-time real estate investors (think Trump) raise millions of dollars to fund their real estate ventures and how YOU can do the same. Joel has successfully syndicated $100's of millions worth of real estate transactions and will talk with us about why both new and seasoned investors need to learn the art of syndication. If you want to take your Real Estate business to the next level, then you absolutely need to listen to this interview with Joel. Recommended Resources:  Accredited Investors, you're invited to Join the Cashflow Investor Club to learn how you can partner with Kevin Bupp on current and upcoming opportunities to create passive cash flow and build wealth. Join the Club! If you're a high net worth investor with capital to deploy in the next 12 months and you want to build passive income and wealth with a trusted partner, go to InvestWithKB.com for opportunities to invest in real estate projects alongside Kevin and his team.  Looking for the ultimate guide to passive investing? Grab a copy of my latest book, The Cash Flow Investor atKevinBupp.com.  Tap into a wealth of free information on Commercial Real Estate Investing by listening to past podcast episodes atKevinBupp.com/Podcast. Learn more about Kevin's investment company and opportunities for Lifetime Cashflow at sunrisecapitalinvestors.com.

Tipp 1: Stellen Sie gute Fragen. Gute Fragen sind überhaupt nicht kompliziert. Es sind einfache Fragen, die schwer zu beantworten sind. Stellen Sie Fragen unter Verwendung des Akronyms WidAd - "Was ist die Auswirkung davon?" Mit der Anschlussfrage "Wer gewinnt und wer verliert?". Seien Sie ein Futurist. Stellen Sie Fragen und achten Sie dabei auf Folgendes: a) Frühindikatoren Nach Ansicht von Wirtschaftswissenschaftlern sind Frühindikatoren Hinweise, die überall vorkommen und besagen, dass, wenn etwas geschieht, etwas anderes folgen wird. Beispiel für einen Frühindikator von Joel Block - die Menschen verbringen während der Pandemie weniger Zeit mit dem Auto. Unter Verwendung der WIdAD-Frage: Die Menschen werden weniger Benzin verbrauchen, die Polizei wird weniger Strafzettel ausstellen und weniger Menschen werden in Mini-Märkte gehen. Die Folgefrage "Wer gewinnt und wer verliert?" lautet: Die Umwelt gewinnt, weil weniger Autos unterwegs sind, und die Polizei gewinnt, weil weniger Menschen Verkehrsverstösse begehen. Dann verlieren die Tankstellen und Mini-Märkte, weil sie weniger Umsatz und Kunden haben. b) Trends - Untersuchen Sie Trends, die sich auf die Kunden des Redners und die Geschäfte seiner Kunden auswirken. (Und nicht Trends, die Ihr Unternehmen betreffen). c) Disruptionen - Achten Sie auf Dinge, die die Branche stören (z. B. Uber und Airbnb). Disruptionen mögen beängstigend sein. Dennoch ist es die Angst, die Ihre Kunden dazu bringen würde, aktiv zu werden. Sprechen Sie über Disruptionen, nicht um Ihren Kunden Angst zu machen, sondern um ihnen echte, harte Fakten zu vermitteln und ihnen zu helfen, das Problem zu überwinden. Tipp 2: Geben Sie verbindliche und Ratschläge und solche, die umsetzbar sind. 1.) Geben Sie wertvolle Informationen weiter, indem Sie sie von seriösen Leuten wie denen an der Wall Street erhalten. a. Bitten Sie um vielfältiges, echtes und ehrliches Feedback. Sie können es von NSA-Leuten erhalten, die den Geist von Cavett des Teilens, Führens und Inspirierens anwenden. b. Vermeiden Sie Confirmation Bias (Bestätigungsfehler), wenn Sie sich Feedback anhören. Confirmationbias ist die Tendenz, Dinge so zu interpretieren, dass sie mit den eigenen Werten oder Überzeugungen übereinstimmen. 2.) Verwenden Sie die richtigen Formulierungen für Ihre Ratschläge - Benutzen Sie präzise Begriffe wie "genau", "sicher", "definitiv" für Ihre Kunden. (Zum Beispiel: Genau das wird mit Ihrem Unternehmen passieren, wenn Sie dies tun.) Verwenden Sie Sätze wie "Ich habe diesen Weg schon hundertmal ausprobiert, und ich weiß, dass dies geschehen wird, wenn Sie dies tun." 3.) Geben Sie Ratschläge aus Ihrer Erfahrung und Ihrem Fachwissen weiter. Das kann eine schmerzhafte Lebensgeschichte sein, eine wichtige Rolle, die Sie spielen oder eine Errungenschaft. Joel Block beendet das Interview, indem er dem Publikum folgende Frage stellt: «Welche Fragen stellen Sie Ihren Kunden, die Ihnen die besten Antworten geben, die besten Antworten, die ihnen helfen, die besten Lösungen zu finden?»

We are delighted to have a rockstar in the speaking industry joining us today!  Joel Block was a professional blackjack player and card counter before embarking on a career in auditing and consulting for VCs, private equities, and real estate. Now, he speaks about what it takes to become an advantaged player.  Joel is a genius when it comes to explaining how the economy works! He joins us to share his unique journey and tell some fascinating stories about things that happened along the way! Bio: Former professional blackjack player and card counter, Joel was a member of one of the most elite teams in the game during the 1980s. Playing solo and with the team, he took money out of casinos before leaving Las Vegas for that giant Casino on Wall Street, where he spent the rest of his career in venture capital and Hedge funds. Joel has been a party to more than a billion dollars in transactions, and what he learned during those years about playing at the top of his game and securing a competitive advantage will fascinate your audience – enabling them to think, see, and act differently so they can know what cards are coming next in business and life. Kicked out of a casino Joel was once part of a team playing at a casino, but he got kicked out! He was afraid because he thought he might get his knees broken, but the people who asked him to leave were professional and just escorted him out. He was also worried because his teammates disappeared when he was told to leave. Fortunately, they eventually met up with him at a predetermined meeting spot. An important business lesson  Joel admits he brought trouble on himself by being too flamboyant and not following the rules while playing blackjack. He learned an important business lesson from the experience; rules exist for our protection and should be followed. He believes that the blackjack experience guides his approach to business and life because playing at the top of one's game in anything requires understanding what it means to do so. Advantage play Joel explains that the trick when using advantage play is to remain inconspicuous and not draw attention to oneself. However, he let his guard down and became too enthusiastic, which caught the attention of the casino staff. Using memory tricks for card counting Joel read a book in high school called The Memory Book, by Harry Lorayne, a memory expert. The book helped him do better in school by teaching him tricks to improve his memory. He learned to memorize decks of cards and later attended a blackjack seminar with his dad. He impressed the seminar instructor by counting a deck of cards in 18 seconds and was taken under his wing to become a professional gambler. He joined a team led by Jerry Patterson and became very good at blackjack.  How Joel's card counting days ended Joel played poker for a few years and had a great time. He used to go to Las Vegas on weekends during college and got into playing blackjack. He became very good at counting cards, and a mentor taught him more advanced techniques. He was invited to join a team of gamblers led by Jerry Patterson. He eventually realized that he was hanging around people who did not care about his education and were using him to make money. He had a moment of self-awareness and decided to stop playing blackjack. He has not played much since then because he fears that he would get too addicted to it again. He has, however, helped others play by advising them on how to bet and which moves to make. Working for a big accounting firm Joel worked at one of the big accounting firms, Price Waterhouse, and had an assignment counting ballots for the Academy Awards. He explains that the secrecy of the process gets maintained by breaking the job into many little parts, with only a few people at the top who put the puzzle together and understand what will happen. The real estate syndication business Joel left Price Waterhouse to start his own real estate syndication business and later a venture capital operation and publishing company that was sold to a Fortune 500 company. He retired from his hedge fund and now shares what he learned with other executives because few truly understand the money business.  Teaching leaders how to be advantage players Money is a complicated business, and even with a background in venture capital and hedge funds, Joel still struggled to explain it to meeting planners and professionals. He hired a consultant who asked him to list 100 extraordinary things he had done in his career. One of the items on the list was his ability to take money out of a casino. The consultant saw that as a unique skill for Joel to use as a metaphor for teaching business principles. Joel now teaches leaders how to be advantage players using blackjack as a metaphor, helping them become more aware and better at predicting outcomes in business.  Asking the right questions While it is impossible to predict some events, many things can be predicted and prepared for in order to make real money. Asking the right questions, understanding situational awareness, and analyzing industry trends can help companies make informed decisions and place their bets strategically. Joel produces an annual Trend Report to help clients better understand how Wall Street works and how to apply predictive logic to their business decisions. Strategic retreats  Joel leads strategic retreats for senior executives and boards of directors, where he asks good questions to help them come up with breakthroughs. He emphasizes the importance of thinking, seeing, and acting differently to gain an advantage in business, and has started an Advantage Player Institute to teach people these techniques. The strategies he teaches are legal and smart but require out-maneuvering competitors aggressively and ambitiously. What is going on with the economy The market is in turmoil, and in times like this, cash is king! People with cash have an advantage as they can make the most of opportunities when others struggle. Prices have risen due to supply chain disruptions, but this is not necessarily inflation. The whole economy has reset to a new level, and the Feds are using a tactic that may be ineffective in addressing the current situation. Economists are not scientists, and the economy is a behavioral art form, making it difficult to predict. Cash is becoming obsolete Joel is concerned that the United States dollar has lost its value as countries like Saudi Arabia, France, Russia, and China are moving away from using it as their primary currency. He believes the US needs to get ahead in the cryptocurrency markets to stay competitive. He predicts that the US will move toward an electronic system within the next ten years, as cash is becoming obsolete.   Connect with Eric On LinkedIn On Facebook On Instagram On Website   Connect with Joel Block On his website On LinkedIn   Book mentioned: The Memory Book, by Harry Lorayne and Jerry Lucas

Joel Block is a must have resource for the set up and consultation of syndications, real estate funds and hedge funds. Get in his ecosystem, talk to him before setting up your first fund and at minimum checkout his vast video resource library about capital raising structures. Check out his Syndication and Hedge Fund Symposium in late April 2023 where he gives business advice, not legal advice, to aspiring fund managers and syndicators.  Find him at http://syndicatefast.com/   Listen to his other episodes on the show at: CRS186 Joel Block: Disrupting Trends in Multifamily CRS125 Joel Block: Business Advice Before Starting a Fund CRS05 Joel Block: 30 Year Syndication Expert & Capital Raiser talks about Multifamily Syndication     Get all your syndication and capital raising marketing at pitchdecks.com  If you would like to find out more about Family Office Capital Raising events you can visit lnkd.in/gD6mJ5gp Book a call with Ruben at calendly.com/rlgreth

Joel Block, financial expert and venture capitalist, discusses economic headlines.

Joel Block is a must have resource for the set up and consultations of syndications, real estate funds and hedge funds. Get in his ecosystem, talk to him before setting up your first fund and at minimum checkout his vast video resource library about capital raising structures. Check out his Syndication and Hedge Fund Symposium in late April 2023 where he gives business advice, not legal advice, to aspiring fund managers and syndicators.  Check him out at http://syndicatefast.com/   Listen to his other episodes on the show at: CRS186 Joel Block: Disrupting Trends in Multifamily CRS125 Joel Block: Business Advice Before Starting a Fund CRS05 Joel Block: 30 Year Syndication Expert & Capital Raiser talks about Multifamily Syndication     Get all your syndication and capital raising marketing at pitchdecks.com  If you would like to find out more about Family Office Capital Raising events you can visit lnkd.in/gD6mJ5gp Book a call with Ruben at calendly.com/rlgreth    

What do a successful business owner and an expert Black Jack player have in common? According to futurist and longtime venture capitalist Joel Block, both are Advantage Players™. In this episode of "Solder & Soot," hosts Mark Taylor and Bobby Duran sit down with Joel about what it means to be an Advantage Player™ and how that relates to the cooling systems industry. Joel will be the keynote speaker at NARSA/IDEA's 2023 Spring Conference at Empire Radiator in Rochester, New York. To learn more, visit: http://www.joelblock.com/

Join Ford as he explores the latest strategies, market trends and insights to help your business grow and succeed in today's fast-paced and ever-changing business world. This week, Ford Saeks and keynote speaker Joel Block dive deep into a topic that's on the mind of many business owners: the potential downsides of relying too heavily on AI and ChatGPT, and how to avoid them. Here's a quick rundown of some of the key points they cover: • The dangers of making decisions based on biased data and the need to be aware of the limitations of AI and ChatGPT. • The importance of developing human skills, such as critical thinking, problem-solving, and creativity, that can't be replicated by technology. • How to raise the bar to become an advantage player. Ford Saeks has redefined the formula for business success. From start-ups to Fortune 500's, Saeks is widely recognized as a Business Growth Innovator. With over 20 years' experience (ranging from retail to wholesale), he has founded over ten companies, authored four books, been awarded three U.S. patents, and received numerous industry awards. As President and CEO of Prime Concepts Group, Inc., a digital marketing firm, Ford specializes in helping businesses attract loyal and repeat customers, monetize social media, and ignite innovation. Watch his speaker demo video at https://profitrichresults.com

How far into the future do you look? Are you watching trends that not only affect you, but what's coming down the pike that affect your clients as well? This week on Speakernomics we brought in financial advisor and futurist Joel Block, CPA, CSP, to talk about the value and importance of planning for the future and ways you can start doing so for your business. Drop us a line! Head over to www.Speakernomics.com/voicemail and leave us a voicemail answering the following question and we may use your recording on an upcoming episode of Speakernomics! Question: What questions do you ask your clients that delivers great answers? Key Takeaway: Be a great question asker. Who is Joel Block? Joel Block is a cage-rattling keynoter that knows how to find and make money. He's a venture capitalist, hedgefund manager and financial advistor for several Fortune companies. He uses his future eyes to help companies disrupt their competitors and executives to be just 1 percent better.   Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In Las Vegas, where “you can't beat the house”, there are a few elite players casinos fear. These are the Advantage Players™ (APs). Experts at "unbeatable" games like blackjack, they dominate by combining superior skill, lightning insight, and razor-sharp instinct, winning when the biggest bets are on the table. An AP and expert blackjack player turned venture capitalist and hedge fund manager who has participated in a billion dollars' worth of deals, Joel Block has adapted these skills, attitudes, and philosophies to business. His cage-rattling keynote speeches and media appearances expose Advantage Play™, the art of knowing what comes next because, for APs, winning is inevitable. Joel takes a seat at the table with Lou Diamond on Thrive LouD. ***CONNECT WITH LOU DIAMOND & THRIVE LOUD***

In today's podcast episode we interview Joel Block, President and CEO of Bullseye Capital. Joel's company is the nation's preeminent real estate syndication training provider, helping real estate brokers, other real estate professionals and investors acquire the skills to pool resources so that they can build wealth by controlling growing portfolios of real property. Today's topics are focused on the markets in the eyes of the GPs, significance of keeping your GP's wallets as deep as possible and Joel's tips for limited partners.Read the full podcast episode summary HERE!Visit us here at: https://www.thelimitedpartner.com/ If you'd like to say hello, you can find Jake at @JJakeWiley on Instagram and Twitter, and on LinkedIn. You will hear quite a bit of real estate terminology in every episode. We've aggregated the most common questions for you in the link below! https://www.thelimitedpartner.com/Lingo

Acquire the skills to harness the power of private placement real estate investing when you tune in to this episode. Don't miss Joel Block's optimized investing tips and strategies to help you gain control over your capital and create maximum wealth through commercial real estate.Key Takeaways to Listen forPrivate placement memorandum: What it is and why you need itHow rates of return are structured in a real estate private placementWhy you should set up a private placement right nowThe biggest concern investors have in real estate private placement investingPractical tips and resources to attract investors to your businessResources Mentioned in This EpisodeFree Apartment Syndication Due Diligence Checklist for Passive Investor Do you want to improve your capital-raising game? Visit syndicatefast.com and register to gain FREE instant access to Joel's video series showing how to get more control over your capital so you can start making better deals right now.About Joel BlockJoel is a longtime venture capitalist and hedge fund manager whose keynotes expose Wall Street insights for better, faster, and smarter profits. He first started investing by parlaying his experience at Las Vegas blackjack tables into high-stakes deal-making. In 1992, he raised $10 million for a publishing startup, ran it, and sold it to a Fortune 500 company in 1995.As a hedge fund executive, Joel has been involved in deals worth close to $1 billion. He has fine-tuned his ability to look into the future and identify trends helping his teams and clients tackle the future with strength and optimism.Connect with JoelWebsite: Bullseye CapitalEmail: joel@bullseyecap.comTo Connect With UsPlease visit our website: www.bonavestcapital.com and please click here, to leave a rating and review!SponsorGrow Your Show, LLCThinking About Creating and Growing Your Own Podcast But Not Sure Where To Start?Visit GowYourShow.com and Schedule a call with Adam A. Adams

In this episode, Joel Block shares about how to become an advantage player in real estate and how to identify advantaged players in real estate. He also talks about lessons in blackjack applicable to investing as well as turning the odds in our favor in business and in life. Joel Block is  a long-time venture capitalist and hedge fund manager, he knows how to pinpoint success. Because he is also a futurist, he bets on the trends that he identifies. In addition to his experience of building and/or operating close to 40 companies, he has advised hundreds more, and has the experience of being inside of over 1,000 companies with the opportunity to analyze them, whether for acquisition, investment, or advisement. Joel has several secret weapons including his extraordinary wit which contributes to his lightning-fast understanding of the businesses he examines. [00:01 - 12:30] Opening Segment Joel shares his background as a CPA and becoming a professional in Blackjack Started as a professional gambler in Las Vegas and transitioned to Wall Street How much money you make depends directly on how much money you have in your bank roll Blackjack is a game about keeping track of the balance between low and high   [12:31 -19:18] Becoming a “Advantage Player” Understanding the rules of the game better Identifying key people who can help you in real estate  There is predictability in the real estate market Differentiating market distress from personal financial destress  [19:19- 30:49] Identifying Financial Distress and Crypto Frauds Knowing the value of the property and if it can yield a return Differentiating if a deal is just for a trophy property  Outsourcing due diligence Lack of regulation around cryptocurrency   [30:50 - 35:37] Closing Segment Quick break for our sponsors The first step to growing your wealth is tracking your wealth, income spending and everything else about your finances, you can start tracking your wealth for free and get six free months of wealth advisor.  Learn more about Personal Capital at escapingwallstreet.com  What is your favourite book?The Memory Book by Harry Lorayne and Jerry Lucas What is an indispensable tool or asset in your business or life? Evernote  What conference are you excited to go to in 2023?National Speakers Association Annual Conference Connect with Joel Block: Website:https://joelblock.com/ Invest passively in multiple commercial real estate assets such as apartments, self-storage, medical facilities, hotels, and more through https://www.passivewealthstrategy.com/crowdstreet/ Participate directly in real estate investment loans on a fractional basis. Go to www.passivewealthstrategy.com/groundfloor/ and get ready to invest on your own terms. Join our Passive Investor Club for access to passive commercial real estate investment opportunities. LEAVE A REVIEW + help someone who wants to explode their business growth by sharing this episode or click here to listen to our previous episodes             Tweetable Quotes: “But the bottom line is that you don't win every hand, but you tend to win more often when bigger bets are on the table. And that's what makes a professional player a winner.” - Joel Block Disclaimer: This is not an episode about how to successfully play blackjack. We are only  pulling lessons around, turning the odds in our favor in business and in life. This is not a gambling show.

The guest on this episode is the apex of venture capitalism known as the Houdini of Hedge Funds. Before rattling cages on Wall Street, he was bringing down the house advantage as a professional Blackjack player, where a reputation for collecting chips and taking names preceded him. Joel Block is the multi-hyphenate CEO of Bullseye Capital with a penchant for futuristic market disruption. Wicked sharp wit and mind-bending motivation transformed him into a no-holds barred rainmaking machine at the intersection of success and significance. But his most competitive advantage was playing by the rules to get there. For extra innings with Joel Block, visit: https://bit.ly/RTBJoelBlockWebsite: www.joelblock.com

"Depression involves withdrawal, withdrawal from oneself and others. Feeling safe enough in a relationship to reveal our innermost feelings safely is connective and should be considered a valued part of the anti-depressant lifestyle. Continued relationship satisfaction is based on respectful openness and validation, the kind of communication that built love in the early days. To do otherwise is to risk a relationship with no real relating, and to miss out on a factor that may not only be part of the treatment for depression but a powerful deterrent." Joel Block is a psychologist and author of The 15-Minute Relationship Fix: A Clinically-Proven Strategy That Will Repair and Strengthen Your Love Life. He shares his story and discusses his KevinMD article, "Personal intimacy as an overlooked antidepressant." Did you enjoy today's episode? Rate and review the show so more audiences can find The Podcast by KevinMD. Subscribe on your favorite podcast app to get notified when a new episode comes out. Click here to earn 1.0 AMA PRA Category 1 CME for this episode. Also available in Category 1 CME bundles. Powered by CMEfy - a seamless way for busy clinician learners to discover Internet Point-of-Care Learning opportunities that reward AMA PRA Category 1 Credit(s)™. Learn more at about.cmefy.com/cme-info

Today's Flash Back Friday Episode is from Episode #10, which originally aired on March 2, 2014. Joel Block is a nationally recognized real estate investor & syndication expert, internationally acclaimed speaker and business development authority, accomplished author and president of Bullseye Capital – a national advisory firm specializing in Real Estate syndication. In this interview, Joel gives us the inside scoop on how the big-time real estate investors (think Trump) raise millions of dollars to fund their real estate ventures and how YOU can do the same. Joel has successfully syndicated $100's of millions worth of real estate transactions and will talk with us about why both new and seasoned investors need to learn the art of syndication. If you want to take your Real Estate business to the next level, then you absolutely need to listen to this interview with Joel. Learn About Investment and Partnership Opportunities with Kevin and His Team  Recommended Resources:  Check out our company and our investment opportunity by visiting www.SunriseCapitalInvestors.com Self Directed IRA Investment Opportunity – Click Here To Learn More About How You Can Invest With Us Through Your SDIRA Accredited Investors Click Here to learn more about partnering with me and my team on Mobile Home Park deals! Grab a free copy of my latest book “The 21 Biggest Mistakes Investors Make When Purchasing their First Mobile Home Park…and how to avoid them MobileHomeParkAcademy.com Schedule your free 30 minute "no obligation" call directly with Kevin by clicking this link https://www.timetrade.com/book/KV2D2

  In the 96th episode of Cash Flow Pro, we talk with Joel Block with Bullseye Capital. Joel started as a professional card player in Las Vegas and then made his way into Wall Street. After starting in real estate, he decided to teach others how to invest their money to build their wealth through passive investments.   Bullseye Capital is a real estate syndication training provider, helping all real estate professionals and investors obtain the skills so that they can build wealth through real estate passive investments. All programs include professional support and substantial networking opportunities.   In this episode, we discuss: Preparing for the market and how to react Retail Investors Cryptocurrency The future of currency and the global market   Tune in on this episode to find out more!   Find your flow, Casey Brown   Resources mentioned in this podcast: bullseyecap.com https://www.linkedin.com/in/joelblock https://www.instagram.com/joelgblock/ https://twitter.com/JoelBlock

Fundraising is definitely one of the biggest things any aspiring note investor has yo think about. Scott Carson talks with Joel Block from Bullseye Capital about raising funds like Wall Street does. They discuss when and why you want to create a fund to maximize opportunities. Joel shares the difference between syndications and funds and why you need someone who has operated funds to help you create the documents and understand the legal side of putting a 506(b) and a 506(c) together. Joel also shares his upcoming Syndication and Hedge Fund Symposium taking place in Las Vegas, NV on May 1-4th. You can book a call with Joel Block at https://bettercapitalnow.com/.Love the show? Subscribe, rate, review, and share!Here's How »Join Note Night in America community today:WeCloseNotes.comScott Carson FacebookScott Carson TwitterScott Carson LinkedInNote Night in America YouTubeNote Night in America VimeoScott Carson InstagramWe Close Notes Pinterest

Joel Block is the CEO and chief deal maker at Bullseye Capital, which focuses on distressed residential multifamily projects. He has been in the syndication and fund businesses since 1987, and he also assists attorneys in complex litigation cases involving real estate, securities, and alternate investments. In this episode, Joel dives into the four categories of structuring funds that he helps his clients with: control, how LPs get paid, how GPs get paid, and a fourth miscellaneous category that includes elements such as marketing. Joel Block | Real Estate Background CEO and chief deal maker at Bullseye Capital, which focuses on distressed residential and multifamily projects. Portfolio: Their fund owned close to 50 assets, but they have liquidated most of them as they look to wind down this fund. Based in: Los Angeles, CA Say hi to him at: syndicatefast.com Facebook Instagram LinkedIn Twitter Wikipedia YouTube Greatest lesson: One of the great mistakes that syndicators make (especially newer ones) is that they make their deals unfriendly to investors. Some terms are easy to structure in a way that encourages investors to say "yes" to the investment. These are critical to get right to maximize capital raising. Stay in touch with us! www.bestevercre.com YouTube Facebook LinkedIn Instagram Click here to know more about our sponsors:  Cash Flow Portal | Cornell Capital Holdings | PassiveInvesting.com

MindShare101's David Greenspan is joined by Disruption Futurist and Money Business Insider  – Joel BlockThey discuss how to invest in your future through real estate!This Episode is sponsored by The Buzz Conference and KiTS Keep-in-Touch Systems.Please subscribe, rate the show, and leave a review. You can also get more #MindShare on Facebook @MindShare101 and Instagram @davidgreenspan101. Check out YouTube #MindShare101, and https://mindshare101.com/

Contact info: Email: Will@ReasonAgency.co Website: https://wwwReasonAgency.co Phone: 727-364-6384 LinkedIn: https://wwwLiinkedin.com/in/Will-Perry-4a483958 Facebook: https://www.Facebook.com/WilliamPerryOfficial Facebook: https://www.Facebook.com/ReasonMediaOfficial Bio: Will Perry is the CEO and CMO of Orlando-based Reason Agency, a direct response ad agency that helps 7-figure & 8-figure DTC brands reduce CPA with their AI-Driven Split Testing process, specializing in apparel, health and wellness, and healthy food spaces within e-commerce. Companies often come to REASON in order to take their current advertising efforts to an elite level in order to discover new growth. Will is an expert in Acquisition Strategy, Data Analysis & Optimization processes and an eCommerce marketing consultant who knows what it takes to scale your business. He has consulted and managed over $60M in ads and sales, and that number continues to grow. Will knows what works best now as well as what is going to work moving forward, utilizing seemingly unlikely platforms such as TikTok to get his clients ahead of the competition.

Getting started in real estate investing will not be easy. There are many things you need to know and understand before you can fully start your journey as an entrepreneur in the space. In this #Highlights episode today, we feature our conversations again with successful real estate investors Ivan Madrigal and Joel Block who share how to ace the real estate game.Ivan shares some personal success stories, advice, and why hiring a VA is the best decision he has made. Meanwhile, Joel discusses a lot about what makes a good or professional investor and the factor of control that Joel emphasizes. Enjoy the show!

Contact info: Jeff Risley CEO at Saxum Website: https://www.saxum.com LinkedIn: https://www.Linkedin.com/in/jeffhrisley Twitter: https://www.Twitter.com@risleyranch For more information on Revenue Marketing, go here: https://bold.saxum.com/revenuemarketing For more information on Revenue Marketing, go here: https://bold.saxum.com/esg Bio: Jeff Risley is the Chief Growth Officer at Saxum, an issues-obsessed agency delivering strategic campaigns and digital solutions for a changing world. The team at Saxum is unapologetically committed to a better world, and Jeff loves nothing more than helping business audiences make meaningful change within their own organizations through smart and efficient investments in smart marketing strategies and new technologies. With 30 years of experience in marketing, business development, strategy, consulting, sales, organizational growth, project management and relationship building, Jeff's presence at Saxum helps convert instincts into intentions and data into decisions. With an MBA from Benedictine College and a bachelor's degree in journalism from the University of Kansas, Jeff is a Kansan at heart but has built his reputation in leadership at marketing, engineering and energy firms in Washington, D.C., Chicago and Kansas City. Now, Jeff leads Saxum's efforts to strategically grow its business across the United States.

Contact info: Eric Voogt, Esq. Founder Proof 303-919-4348 eric@proofserve.com www.proofserve.com See Proof's FREE process serving technology in action by clicking Here! Bio: Eric J. Voogt is the Founder and CEO of the successful legal technology company Proof Technology, Inc. In 2018, Eric launched Proof's technology platform connecting law firms with experienced process servers that deliver legal documents across the US. Three and a half years later, Proof counts close to 3500 law firms and 1500 process servers on their technology platform. Eric also is a partner at the Denver law firm of Glade Voogt Lopez Smith PC where he was a trial attorney specializing in environmental and construction law before founding Proof. Eric has a BS in Engineering from Kansas State University and a JD from the University of Kansas.

Contact info: Bobby Mason CEO and President of SPOC Automation Email: bmason@spocautomation.com Website: https://www.spocautomation.com Phone: (205) 229-4522 LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/robert-l-mason-9122817 Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/SpocAutomation Bio: Robert L. Mason is the CEO and President of SPOC Automation, an innovation company making automation technology for the upstream and midstream markets of the oil and gas industry. Mentored by an entrepreneur father and having 37 years of entrepreneurial business experience himself, Bobby has gained deep expertise in electrical controls and automation, sales, marketing, manufacturing, distribution, and management. While his technical background is strong, his true passion is team building and the development of a winning culture to achieve a lasting impact on people, processes, and products.

Contact info:  Russell Pearson The FORGE Business Program (trading as Crimson FoxP/L) Website: https://www.RussellPearson.com LinkedIn: https://www.Linkedin.com/in/Russell-Pearson Twitter: https://wwwTwitter.com@Russell_Pearson Facebook: https://www.Facebook.com/RussellPearsonSpeaker YouTube: https://www.YouTube.com /Russell Pearson Bio: Russell Pearson has been called the Brand Design Guy, the Business Blacksmith and a Competitive Business Strategist. When it's time to shake things up, they call him direct. Russell's fun and engaging style has impacted thousands of business people around the world. He brings decades of experience and practical application to every discussion. Powerful observations, captivating storytelling and a strong grasp of online technology enable Russell to connect audiences with the future of business. With a catalogue of clients, including TOYOTA, Fulton Hogan, CPA Australia, Santa Fe, Wridgways and Ticketmaster, Russell has worked behind the scenes of amazing brands for over two decades. These connections allow him to bring massive value to business audiences. Russell is an award winning founder of the Crimson Fox Creative Studios and the Past National President of Professional Speakers Australia. In addition to his professional career, Russell is also co-founder of the Awesome Show Leadership podcast, the Marketing Report podcast and is a father of three feisty children that continue to challenge his passion to learn more every day

Joel is a top business advisor for people who syndicate and launch funds. He is a great friend to have in your corner! Connect with him!  https://syndicatefast.com

Joel broke down so many relevant topics including raising money the Wall Street way, World Economies, Block Chain technology, Broker/ Dealer licenses and being a mentor to scaling fund managers.  https://syndicatefast.com

In this episode, David sits down with Joel Block, Futurist, Longtime Venture Capitalist, and Hedge Fund Manager, to discuss his new Disruptive Business Trends Report for 2022 and why cryptocurrency is the future of money. Show Notes: http://trustedleadershow.com Buy David's NEWEST Book "Trusted Leader": https://amzn.to/3luyqf1

Join Ramsey Blankenship with his guest, Joel Block, as they talk about how to raise capital. Joel is a long-time venture capitalist and hedge fund manager, a futurist who bets on trends he identifies and is the CEO of Bullseye Capital. He provides tips on harnessing the powerful skill of telling the story concisely and powerfully to raise capital better. Here's a breakdown of what to expect in this episode: Steps to reach out and have access to a fund manager Institutional money perspective on some assets' purchase appeal Advice on building relationships with accredited investors out of trust Market insight on hedge funds drawing down from spending Pros and cons of raising capital for syndications versus a fund And so much more! ~ About Joel Block: Joel Block is a money man. He knows how to make it, how to invest it, and how to make it grow. As a long-time venture capitalist and hedge fund manager, he knows how to pinpoint success. Because he is also a futurist, he bets on the trends that he identifies. In addition to his experience of building and/or operating close to 40 companies, he has advised hundreds more and has the experience of being inside of over 1,000 companies with the opportunity to analyze them, whether for acquisition, investment, or advisement. Joel has several secret weapons, including his extraordinary wit, which contributes to his lightning-fast understanding of the businesses he examines. He asks wicked sharp questions that may seem deceptively simple but are the hardest to answer. Couple these abilities with his mind-bending creativity, and you have a recipe for success that will lead you to Disrupt Your Competitors' Future. Wearing his futurist hat, Joel will help you map out your future; and with the advisor hat, he will tell you what you need to hear, whether you like hearing it or not. Leverage his experience and knowledge to win the disruption game. ~ You can find Joel Block on . . . Company Website: https://bullseyecap.com/ Website: https://joelblock.com/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/joelblock Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/joelblock Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/joelgblock/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/JoelBlock YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCl5IYwtiEWdIpUbCHrHkCxg ~ Connect with Ramsey! Info Page: https://www.flowcode.com/page/ramseyblankenship Website: https://realfocus.org/gorilla-state-investing-podcast/ Investor Registration: https://realfocus.org/investors/

Timeline   [01:02] What are your intentions? [02:29] Introduction to today's guest, Joel Block. [03:23] One word that describes Joel personally and professionally. [04:59] Filling in the gaps of Joel's background. [06:40] The right way to raise capital. [10:37] Attorneys, accountants, and investors…oh my. [12:45] The first time Joel raised capital. [16:33] New investors and raising capital. [19:44] Networking in business and investing. [21:47] Following up with people, clients, and potential investors. [24:19] Difference between accredited and non-accredited investors. [28:44] Making high stake decisions and handling high stress situations.  [30:38] Using technology. [32:06] Joel's insider secret for new investors. [33:14] Where the market is headed. [34:44] Bonus questions round. [36:31] Resources for contacting Joel and getting involved. [37:46] Closing remarks.

Teamwork makes the dream work… especially when you're playing blackjack-- and you're counting cards.  This was Joel Block's world.  Hand signals, casino comportment and the very few things you pay attention to so you can become an advantage player and win big, without being spotted.  Winner Winner Chicken Dinner-Just like the move 21.

In today's show, Matt is joined with the longtime friend of the show, Mr. Joel Block to talk about 16 disruptive business trends for 2022. But before that, you will learn how to leverage debt in real estate, because leverage is what makes real estate investing such a lucrative business! And you're ready? Let's go! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Title: A 30-Year Capital Raising History with Joel Block   Joel is CEO of the Bullseye Capital Fund, a fund that rehabilitates distressed assets. Joel has taught thousands of real estate brokers, CPAs, attorneys, and Investors about raising capital and best practices for structuring group investments. He is a nationally recognized expert in Private Placements, deal structure, and capital raising for accredited and non-accredited Investors.   Let's tune in to his story! [00:01 - 10:56] Opening Segment Let's welcome my guest for today's show, Joel Block How did Joel get into this industry? Current projects and how investors are being served A Capital Raising story   [10:57 - 21:43] A 30-Year Experience Worthy to be Told Working with big investors Alex and his Capital Raising business Developing the track record Reasons how investors come to you Implementation of the Crowdfunding rules Content delivery mode as an educator Check out Joel's website and podcast! “Money is not made in the Real Estate” You are in the money business Limits in sophisticated non-accredited investors Access Joel's video library on the links below   [21:44 - 24:20] Closing Segment  Final Words Connect with my guest, Joel, in the links below Tweetable Quotes   “You have to figure out how to get your first money by yourself.” - Joel Block   "Don't work with whales!” - Joel Block   "Real Estate doesn't squirt the money out by itself. It's the people who control the money that can then go out and buy the Real Estate, and make the Real Estate work for them.” - Joel Block ------------------------------------------------------------------------   Reach out and connect to my guest, Joel, through his email joel@bullseyecap.com   Discover more about Joel by following his LinkedIn, Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter profiles You can see his general profile by searching for his name, Joel Block WANT TO LEARN MORE?   Connect with me through LinkedIn   Or send me an email sujata@luxe-cap.com   Visit my website www.luxe-cap.com or my YouTube channel   Thanks for tuning in!     If you liked my show, LEAVE A 5-STAR REVIEW, like, and subscribe!

New and seasoned investors alike spend a lot of time worrying about capital. But according to today's guest, once you learn how to raise capital, you can raise capital for anything. Venture capitalist Joel Block was raising capital initially for real estate. But once he learned how to tell stories and put the package together, he fell into venture capital transaction, which he raised about $10 million for--a path that led him to selling financial service packages on Wall Street. After selling that business to a Fortune 500 in 1995, he started investing in other companies and has been involved in about 40 different transactions since. When the market crashed in 2010, Joel saw opportunity where other investors saw disaster. He went back into real estate and started buying, which was ultimately a profitable decision. Joel says he now takes everything in stride. He joins our host and real estate attorney Scott Smith on this week's episode of The Real Estate Nerds Podcast to talk about venture capital, real estate syndication, and investment crowdfunding. He shares some of the best deals he has experienced in his career so that listeners can copy the habits that have led to his success. Joel Block's Best Deal: A Lesson in the “Show Business” of NegotiationsScott welcomes Joel onto the show. The two investors discuss how Joel's best deal came to be.[1:00] Joel started out as a CPA but wasn't totally fulfilled. While he wasn't a fan of the tax work, he enjoyed reading partnership agreements and was drawn to the real estate agreements. He met a partner and decided to go into real estate for himself. He fell into venture capital and quickly learned an important lesson: “Once you learn how to raise capital, you can raise capital for anything.” [1:54] His experience in real estate gave him the skill set to develop and sell a financial services company.[2:45] Scott asks about how Joel originally got into his best deal. The deal he's talking about was early in his career, which he believes in common: “I think some of the best stories happen early in your career, because everything is extraordinary then.” [3:11] Though he's been a part of many great deals, including the sale of the firm that enabled him to go into real estate, he's here to discuss his best real estate deal.[3:30] After quitting his CPA job at Price Waterhouse, Joel started a property management firm. A shopping center in suburban Los Angeles needed to be improved, and had very low rents. The owner contacted Joel and he agreed to buy the property at only 26 years old. This deal happened in 1987.[4:19] He bought the property for $2.2 million. They had to get mortgage from the bank and investors on board: “We had nothing. All we had was a little teeny line of credit from the bank, only about $25,000 between two of us guys.” They signed the contract, and Joel had only done one deal with his partner prior, and this was a far bigger deal.[5:00] Investors laughed at him. Joel realizes in retrospect why: “Here's the thing about young people: You're too stupid to know any better, and that's actually an advantage because you're not afraid.“ But they were afraid, and started to look into reasons to back out, considering they'd just spent all the money they had on the deal. His seller, the older woman who had received his $25,000 by contract, was certainly not going to give him his money back either.[6:00] Scott and Joel had a funny exchange about this situation.Scott: Damn, grandma took you to school!Joel: Yes, we absolutely got schooled by an old lady.[6:30] Joel and his partner went back to their office, discouraged. They decided to call an inspector to check the property for asbestos, a hot topic in the late 80s. The inspector found trace amounts, but since there were no standards at the time, the investors were able to schedule an emergency meeting with the seller, her attorney, and all other parties with a stake in the deal to discuss this finding.[bctt tweet="Put on the best show that you can." username="RoyalLegalLaw"][7:30] The investors played up the drama: “We had to put on the best show we could put on. All you have to do is go to a Ringling Brothers circus as a kid to know everything you need to know about show business...We were determined we were going to bring a 3-ring circus to this deal, because it was a really big problem.” [7:53][8:30] The 25 and 26 year old partners told the attorney point blank that they couldn't buy the building because of the severity of the problem. He made it clear that he couldn't be held liable for everyone in the building getting sick from asbestos--and absolutely floored the attorney. Fortunately for the young investors, this particular attorney had just gotten his ass kicked in an asbestos case days prior.[9:30] Joel can only assume that the attorney. When they returned to the room, they informed the attorney the asbestos decontamination would cost at least $400,000. The attorney agreed to give it to them, reducing the property's total price to $1.7 million.[10:00] Because of this courageous negotiation, the property ended up being incredibly profitable for the two investors. [11:00] Scott is impressed by Joel's brave tactic and asks if this is common for him. Josh replies: “I'm a professional negotiator. It's what I do...I look at the situation and deal with it in the way that it needs to be dealt with.”[12:00] Scott points out that the attorney slipped up by not being familiar with what “trace” asbestos meant. This was in part a product of the time, but proved to be a critical error. The asbestos was under 1% and was unlikely to create the dramatic results Joel implied. [13:15] While the two investors wanted out of the contract, the asbestos negotiation motivated the seller to do whatever it took to sell the property to them. While Joel and his partner originally just wanted their $25,000 back, they ended up getting a great deal.[14:15] Scott and Joel discuss the value of “go big or go home” negotiations. This situation informed Joel's book for entrepreneurs, which you can find out more about below.The Takeaways: Be Courageous, Creative, and ResourcefulJoel and Scott wrap up the show by sharing their personal greatest lessons learned from Joel's story.[15:05] Scott shares the lesson that resonated most with him from Joel's story: “The excitement of getting into a deal, in this case maybe the wrong deal, can really be turned around with some unconventional tactics.[15:30] Joel shares that if you want to use other people's money, you should protect it like it is your own--among some other tips for generating capital and creatively funding investments.[16:30] Joel shares some of the resources he has available for investors learning to generate capital, create a serious real estate investment business. He also extends an invitation to his Symposium this year, with our host Scott Smith has intended. Scott noticed the wealth of insights into business models and the value networking with the individuals there. This is not a sales experience, but a networking opportunity to expose investors to some of the best in the field and take advantage of their knowledge.

Joel's a futurist, longtime venture capitalist & hedge fund manager (gobbledygook for professional investor) who lives in a Shark Tank like on TV. Initially a professional BlackJack player, counting cards and beating casinos in Las Vegas, Joel later built and sold his publishing company to a Fortune 500. Joel's cage-rattling keynotes expose Wall Street insights and the inside track on high-velocity innovation – empowering businesses to predict and prepare for their futures.

Full Episode Blog: Understand money and wealth secrets of the Rich from hedge fund guru: Joel BlockDuring the beginning of the 2020 pandemic, people began looking into different streams of income to have just in case something went sour. Most people turned to investing in stocks, and educating themselves on financial literacy. However, the common person doesn't understand that money can be publicly and privately invested.Public investing is open to everyone, but private investing is exclusively available for those that make a constant six to seven figures yearly. Those certain people are eligible for hedge funds with specific qualifications. Although there is an ambiguity that comes with the concept of a hedge fund, it can be the most useful financial strategy.The Against All Odds Radio Show Presents: Invest your money with tips from the financially prosperousDuring this week's insightful conversation, Sean V. Bradley and L.A. Williams was in the presence of a hedge fund and financial guru, Joel Block! The natural born salesman, Joel Block, was able to help our Against All Odds hosts understand what a hedge fund is, how it can be utilized,  who can have access to its resources, and the significance of having one.About Joel Block Joel Block is a motivational keynote speaker, and a member of the National Speakers Association. Specifically, he is an elite member of the Million Dollar Speakers Group within the NSA organization. As a venture capitalist and hedge fund manager, Block is an advocate for preparing large companies for their future in the industry.With having expertise in media, revenue development, and publishing, Mr. Joel Block is a proud author for his new book Stop Husting Gigs and Start Building a Business. Money and Wealth Resources Bradley On Demand: The automotive industry's #1 training, tracking, testing, and certification platform and consulting & accountability firm.The Millionaire Car Salesman Podcast: is the #1 resource for automotive sales professionals, managers, and owners.  Also, join The Millionaire Car Salesman Facebook Group today!The Against All Odds Radio Show: Hosting guests that have started from the bottom and rose to the top. The Against All Odds Radio Show is Proudly Sponsored By: Car.com: Visit Car.com today, where they do the research and you do the driving.Scar Food: Scar Treatment for Scars, Acne Scars, & Stretch marks - visit ScarFood.com today!Hyundai of Bedford & Kia of Bedford: World-class customer support you can trust and is located just minutes from Cleveland & serving the Bedford, Cleveland, parma, Beachwood, and Euclid areas.

In this episode, Amir talks with business futurist, Joel Block, discussing current trends and what leaders ought to pay attention to when it comes to how to lead their people and run their businesses. For more: theghannadgroup.com/blog/ttlpodcast-165Guest LinksWebsite: joelblock.com/Book: Stop Hustling Gigs and Start Building a BusinessPodcast: Profit from the InsideLinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/joelblock/Twitter: twitter.com/joelblockFacebook: facebook.com/joelblock——————————The Transformative LeaderWebsite: theghannadgroup.com/Buy the book: theghannadgroup.com/store/the-transformative-leaderCulture Transformation Guide (FREE): theghannadgroup.com/culture-ebookLinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/aaghannad/Facebook: www.facebook.com/AmirGhannad/Twitter: twitter.com/AmirGhannadEmail: amir@theghannadgroup.comThe Transformative Leader PodcastWebpage: theghannadgroup.com/podcastEmail: naveed@theghannadgroup.comSubscribeiTunesSpotifyAmazon Music/AudiblePandoraGoogleStitcheriHeartRadioTuneInYouTube

Joel Block is a Futurist and Venture Capitalist. In this episode we discuss valuable topics from his trend report. Learn how the concept of work-from-home is affecting everything. You can expect to hear valuable information about shifts and trends in the following areas: Subscriptions Restaurants Cruise Lines and more! Listen to the DealQuest Podcast today! Guest Links: www.joelblock.com To get the trend report text "trend" to 72000 Website: https://www.coreykupfer.com/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/coreykupfer/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/CoreyKupfer Twitter: https://twitter.com/coreykupfer

We are delighted to be speaking today with Joel Block, a rock star in the worlds of speaking, finance, and real estate! Joel has a background as a venture capitalist, a CPA, and in real estate. He is also an entrepreneur and a board member of the National Speakers Association.  In this episode, we focus on what will be coming up in 2021. We discuss the changes and trends that Joel foresees and who he thinks will own the assets in the future.  We hope that you will enjoy this very interesting and thought-provoking conversation and benefit from Joel's knowledge as much as we did!  Joel Block's bio  Joel Block's CPA experience started in 1985 at PriceWaterhouse, where he first got exposed to the syndication business as a team member doing tax returns for 500 real estate limited partnership syndications. While he did not love the tax work, he was fascinated by the partnership agreements. Futurist and money business insider, Joel's a long-time venture capitalist and hedge fund manager (gobbledygook for a professional investor) who lives in a Shark Tank world like on TV. Since selling his publishing company to a Fortune 500 company, Joel keynotes conferences, sharing Wall Street insights that supercharge stakeholder value with growth strategies and the inside track on ways to accelerate innovation so companies can compete better, faster, and smarter. Joel's goal is to empower business executives and their teams to “Disrupt Their Competitors' Future”. Joel's background When Joel started in the CPA business, he was a terrible fit and did not like it at all. The last account he worked on at PriceWaterhouse was a giant company that was raising money from investors, and he decided that he wanted to be a dealmaker, just like them. So he quit the firm and started his own operation. Venture capital Joel fell into a venture capital transaction where he and a partner invented the concept of delivering stock quotes to investors by fax. And because he had learned how to raise money from doing real estate deals, he managed to raise ten million dollars to launch his company. He traveled the country selling his stock holds by fax service to the big newspapers. He ended up selling that company to a Fortune 500 company seven years later for a good price.  Joel Block as a business model expert Joel Block went through the entrepreneurial cycle, and after that, he started buying and selling other companies. Now, he is considered a business model expert, and he helps other companies to be the best that they can be. The future Joel considers himself a futurist. He has developed some great techniques for looking forward in time, and he advises his corporate clients about the future. Betting on the future  To incentivize himself when he thinks about future trends, Joel takes money and bets on what he thinks will happen. If he is right, he makes a lot of money. The trends we should be aware of going into 2021 Joel advises his Mastermind group of hedge fund managers to organize their cash and ready themselves to start buying. Assets are going on sale in 2021 because business and real estate owners won't be able to keep holding on for much longer before they run out of money, so prices are going down.  Taxes All the occupancy and payroll taxes from hotels that would normally go to the cities and states are no longer happening. People are also buying much less, so there are a lot fewer sales and gasoline tax happening currently. Some cities are down by seventy or even eighty percent. A crisis is looming Joel sees a tremendous crisis on the horizon for municipalities, cities, states, and other governments. Economic cleansing Joel sees the crisis as an economic cleansing. He thinks many companies will end up way better off on the other side of all that is happening right now because the whole economic structure is set to change.  The winners The winners will not be coincidental. They will be the people who will take specific actions, act smartly, protect themselves, and take necessary risks. They will do that in consultation with advisors and people who have experience and insight and know what they are doing. The greatest time in American history Joel thinks that the other side of this pandemic will be the greatest time in American history. Getting there will not be easy, however. Gaining success in the meetings and events industry Over the next six months, people in the meetings and events industry should be planning for the last two quarters of the year.  The future of meetings, according to Joel Block Hybrid events are here to stay, says Joel Block. They save companies a lot of money. About half of all the people who used to go to conferences don't need to go to conferences, so future meetings might only need to be half as long as before, with half as many people attending them. Meetings professionals Although shorter meetings with fewer people will not affect the meetings professionals, it will affect the hotels. Meetings professionals will need to embrace the hybrid concept and start organizing Zoom meetings in affiliation with digital producers and people who are good at producing events.  Twenty Trends for 2020 Joel has a group that puts together a research report, and they created a trend report called Twenty Trends for 2020. Even though they could not predict the pandemic, they did very well in predicting the business trends that would affect the world. An impending social media crisis In getting ready to revise it for 2021, they have come up with some new trends, and one thing they noticed was that businesses are starting to reject social media. So, there is an impending crisis in the social media world. A solution As a solution, they came up with a platform that would allow a company to go directly to the handheld device of everyone important to them, to network and make sales without any friction or social media interference. Sharing expertise When it comes to sharing expertise, Joel looks at the bigger picture. He looks at what you know that others need to know, want to know, or could learn from you.  Connect with Eric On LinkedIn On Facebook On Instagram On Website Connect with Joel On Website  To get the most updated version of our business trend report, text TREND to 72000

This week's guests feature some of DealQuest's Best of Financing experts! They share about everything from finding little known funding sources to minimizing taxes, gaining freedom, and funding your next start-up. On this episode you will hear insight from the following past guests: Kedma Ough of Target Funding is a “small business superhero” Joel Block is a long-time venture capitalist and hedge fund manager Niles Heron has spoken across the country about the value of entrepreneurship and startups Peter Dolch is the President and Co-Founder of Thaumaturgix, Inc. (Tgix) Listen to the DealQuest Podcast today! Website: https://www.coreykupfer.com/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/coreykupfer/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/CoreyKupfer Twitter: https://twitter.com/coreykupfer

Zensensa speaks to Dr. Joel Block about his new book the 15-minute relationship fix. Today we explore a relationship tool that has been used by hundreds of couples in marriage therapy and been shown to create intimacy, understanding, and love. You will get an emotional map of your partner and be able to substitute conflict with a connection using this simple and practical relationship exercise. This is the most useful relationship advice and can be implemented immediately. This Podcast will not just entertain you for an hour it will change your relationship forever. Intimacy, connection, and love is not a magical occurrence, it's a skill that can be cultivated and you will learn today how to get lasting love in your relationship. To get the one-hour free webinar, packed with practical relationship skills head to https://www.zensensa.com/webinar/ So stay put and listen to the podcast to the end. And don't forget to subscribe and leave a review. Here is a list of our top dating and relationship resources. https://www.zensensa.com/reddit-relationships/ https://www.zensensa.com/reddit-relationship-advice-3-tips-to-rekindle-desire-in-long-term-relationships/ https://www.zensensa.com/3-ways-to-end-being-a-people-pleaser/ https://www.zensensa.com/what-i-learned-from-premarital-counseling-and-why-it-could-save-your-marriage/ https://www.zensensa.com/relationship-coach/ https://www.zensensa.com/marriage-therapy/ https://www.zensensa.com/a-dating-coach-reveals-how-to-find-your-match/ https://www.zensensa.com/how-couple-counseling-can-save-your-relationship https://www.zensensa.com/confidence-coach-reveals-three-tips-to-skyrocket-your-confidence/ https://www.zensensa.com/sex-quiz/ https://www.zensensa.com/kink-test/ https://www.zensensa.com/relationship-counseling-and-the-5-love-language/ https://www.zensensa.com/online-marriage-counseling/

What's the difference between how the wealthy invest and how average wealth people invest? Which came first - the different approach or the wealth? What are alternative investments and why should you know about them? What is a professional investor vs a retail investor? Jordan Goodman, host of The Money Answers Show, talks with venture capitalist and hedge fund manager Joel Block about investing styles, building wealth, using capital as a tool and the value of capital in our society.

A money business insider, Joel's a long-time venture capitalist and hedge fund manager (gobbledygook for professional investor) who lives in a Shark Tank world like on TV. Since selling his publishing company to a Fortune 500, Joel keynotes conferences worldwide, delivering business strategies and the inside track for money and success to business executives and their teams. What You Will Learn: Learn how Joel was drawn to the finance world and the lessons he learned over the course of his career that he now teaches to others. Joel shares the stumbling blocks he has observed in business leaders trying to raise capital for their organizations, as well as best practices for creating deals and getting to yes. Learn the secrets of structuring a deal, understanding it well enough to explain it, and convincing your potential investors to take the chance on you. Joel shares how the Trump tax cuts have created the potentially most powerful tax shelter in American history, allowing you to invest 1031 exchange and capital gains in 8700 distressed areas around the country to completely avoid taxes on your gains and get great returns. Resources: Website: www.joelblock.com Website: www.bullseyecap.com

Maureen speaks with Dr. Joel Block, author of the book The Fifteen Minute Relationship Fix to get to the bottom of just what the fifteen minute relationship fix really is. She also has a live sit-in with Mark and Liz from North Vancouver Brazillian Jiu Jitsu. She also talks to Marissa Elliot about the topic of infertility.

Master your craft and master the money. Bringing the money to the deal is where the magic is. You've got to master both of those to understand and identify opportunities in the market, not only for yourself but also to understand what your investors are looking forward. However, most people don't understand how to raise capital to buy real estate. Joel Block from Bullseye Capital, LLC says that's what they teach people. They've put together more funds and syndications than anybody in the country. Joel is a seasoned real estate investor with over 25 years of experience in the industry of buying and investing in distressed assets. He is an expert on crowd funding, syndications, and doing some big projects. Joel says if you're good at what you do and you can demonstrate that you're good, it increases the number of opportunities and ways that you can work with people. Love the show? Subscribe, rate, review, and share!Here's How »Join the Note Closers Show community today:WeCloseNotes.comThe Note Closers Show FacebookThe Note Closers Show TwitterScott Carson LinkedInThe Note Closers Show YouTubeThe Note Closers Show VimeoThe Note Closers Show InstagramWe Close Notes Pinterest