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Leave a message for Ken or Alex here! In this episode of The Content Capitalist, Ken talks to Alex Charfen, a mentor, author, podcast host of the MOMENTUM podcast, and seven-figure business owner, about his journey from selling candy (and getting banned from doing it) to becoming a Fortune 500 consultant, and forming CHARFEN; one of the fastest growing small businesses in the country that helps entrepreneurs put process, structure, and routine into their lives, all while also making their greatest contribution. "I was always that kid that was super different, and I didn't really love school or didn't feel very successful in school. I wasn't very successful socially. I didn't have a lot of places where I felt like I belonged. And when I was about eight years old, . . . “ Hear how Alex started his first business when he was just eight years old, selling candy. And how he later started a financial consulting company in college, and after dropping out of college, wrote a book called ‘The Entrepreneurial Personality Type', which helps entrepreneurs understand themselves and their businesses better. Alex and his wife started their first online business in 2007, and have continuously evolved to meet the needs of their entrepreneur clients. Alex is passionate about helping entrepreneurs put process, structure and routine into their lives so they can grow businesses and not have to do everything themselves. Listen to hear more on Alex Charfen's journey to success. Follow Alex Charfen at: https://www.linkedin.com/in/alexcharfenwww.Momentumpodcast.com/https://simpleoperations.com/The Entrepreneurial Personality Type: Your guide to the most important and misunderstood people among us:https://www.amazon.com/Entrepreneurial-Personality-Type-important-misunderstood/dp/1944602305#Follow Ken Okazaki at: http://contentcapitalists.com/https://www.facebook.com/groups/influencervideohttps://www.instagram.com/kenokazaki/https://www.youtube.com/c/KenOkazakiContent Capitalists YouTube 

Leave a message for Ken or Alex here! In this episode of The Content Capitalist, Ken talks to Alex Charfen, a mentor, author, podcast host of the MOMENTUM podcast, and seven-figure business owner, about his journey from selling candy (and getting banned from doing it) to becoming a Fortune 500 consultant, and forming CHARFEN; one of the fastest growing small businesses in the country that helps entrepreneurs put process, structure, and routine into their lives, all while also making their greatest contribution. "I was always that kid that was super different, and I didn't really love school or didn't feel very successful in school. I wasn't very successful socially. I didn't have a lot of places where I felt like I belonged. And when I was about eight years old, . . . “ Hear how Alex started his first business when he was just eight years old, selling candy. And how he later started a financial consulting company in college, and after dropping out of college, wrote a book called ‘The Entrepreneurial Personality Type', which helps entrepreneurs understand themselves and their businesses better. Alex and his wife started their first online business in 2007, and have continuously evolved to meet the needs of their entrepreneur clients. Alex is passionate about helping entrepreneurs put process, structure and routine into their lives so they can grow businesses and not have to do everything themselves. Listen to hear more on Alex Charfen's journey to success. Follow Alex Charfen at: https://www.linkedin.com/in/alexcharfenwww.Momentumpodcast.com/https://simpleoperations.com/The Entrepreneurial Personality Type: Your guide to the most important and misunderstood people among us:https://www.amazon.com/Entrepreneurial-Personality-Type-important-misunderstood/dp/1944602305#Follow Ken Okazaki at: http://contentcapitalists.com/https://www.facebook.com/groups/influencervideohttps://www.instagram.com/kenokazaki/https://www.youtube.com/c/KenOkazakiContent Capitalists YouTube 

Kuldeep Singh Rathore is a Mechanical engineer, who has completed his master's from IIT Delhi and is AIR-29 in GATE 2020. He is a teacher and social activist. In the future, he aims to become a Civil Servant. Here we've discussed the generation gap of current Indian society and problems faced by youth due to the orthodox mentality of parents. ____________________________________ Time Stamps: Intro 0:00 1. The cause of Depression after Failure 0:52 2. Misguidance caused by Coaching institutes and YouTube Channels 5:50 3. Indians becoming self-dependent at age of 18 11:04 4. Can parents be wrong sometimes and they'll not admit 20:44 5. Comparison is a problem 26:01 6. You cannot please this world 32:33 7. Change comes slowly 46:22 8. Kuldeep's UPSC journey so far 52:16 9. The tough life 1:02:1810. Are you a source or sink of motivation? 1:08:00 11. Why Kuldeep is preparing for Civil Services? 1:13:04 12. Fitness for Students 1:18:37 13. Kuldeep's contribution to Environment-Representing India at UN 1:25:24 14. Concluding 1:31:09 _________________________________ Art of Speaking: https://torqseminars.com/art-of-speaking/ use code torq10 for 10% discount _______________________________ My Social Media:

Betti sits down with Christopher White, the owner of Lekka Retail Concepts in Dallas, to talk about the biggest differences between retail and commercial industries, the challenges every retail owner runs in to, and how Lekka Retail is doing things differently to keep themselves - and their customers - moving forward with momentum! -------------------------------------------------------To find out more about Christopher, visit Lekka Retail Concepts in North Dallas or visit their website at www.lekkaretailconcepts.com.To find out more about Betti or to book her for speaking events, visit her at www.betticoffeypresents.com or email her at betti@betticoffeypresents.com.Want to be a guest on Morning Momentum with Coffey? We'd love to have you! Contact us at betti@betticoffeypresents.com for booking information.

Alex has recently incorporated a daily huddle into his team and he's seen some amazing results from it! Not only does he have team buy-in from it, but team morale is incredibly high as well. Every morning Alex looks forward to these meetings because it ends in such a high note with someone singing or laughing!   Key Takeaways: Thank you so much for reaching out to Alex and letting him know you love the show! Recently, Alex implemented a daily huddle into his business. Alex and his team start on a high and they end on a high. On the daily huddles, you don't try to solve any problems. The idea is to just bring up any challenges you currently have. If someone on the team got caught being awesome, the team has a chance to bring it up! Alex likes to close the huddle on a high note with a song! Even if you're a one-person show, Alex recommends you carve out 15 minutes each day to run through these exercises yourself. Mentioned in This Episode: Feel free to connect with Alex about doing a JV! Email him at alex@flipempire.com Click Here to apply for our next Holiday Mastermind in (Exotic Location TBD). If you are interested in joining our team, you can Apply Here Do you have an existing business? Already closing deals, but feel there is a better way? Connect with Alex here about working with him 1-on-1 Momentumpodcast.com Tweetables: “The daily huddle is one of those moments in a day that I look forward to.” “We have a ‘who got caught being awesome?' It gives us an opportunity to inject positivity and fun and some humor into the call.” “Sometimes we'll start with some music and at the end, we'll have a motto or yell out a goal.” Ask Alex A Question: Have a question you want featured on an upcoming Flip Empire Show? Head over to the Ask Alex page, and record your question. We've made it super easy for you, so let us know what challenges you are having, and Alex will answer it personally! Did you get your FREE Online Course? Text the word EMPIRE to 67076, and we'll send you a link to get instant access to the “5 Ways To Scale Your Real Estate Wholesaling Business To Six Figures (In 6 Months Or Less)” video module training course. Subscribe To The Flip Empire Show, and Leave a Rating & Review!

Guest: Alex Charfen is developer of the Entrepreneurial Personality Type and host of the podcast by the same name. His upcoming book, "Defending Brilliance", applies this research children’s learning styles personality development and how they relate to the modern educational system. In this episode, we will cover: how Alex's research into the personality types of ultra successful business people lead him to understand why so many kids are being incorrectly diagnosed as ADD, ADHD, Asperger's, etc. in school today what the 4 general types of people are and what the one qualifying question for each that determines which group your child belongs to how to support your child in the modern school system if they are displaying some of these unique characteristics so they can remain Brilliant rather than being forced to fit into a box Resources mentioned in the conversation: Alex's website: www.AlexCharfen.com Link to his article: The 3 Questions Brilliant Children Need to Hear to download his free ebook on the Entrepreneurial Personality Type: http://www.charfen.com/blog/free-ebook/ Link to listen to his podcast in iTunes: www.MomentumPodcast.com About Alex Charfen: Alex Charfen is the co-founder and CEO of CHARFEN. He has spent his life seeking to understand how to make business grow, which evolved into the question, “How do you help people grow?” Through his research and years as a top consultant to billionaires, Fortune 500 and Global 100 companies, this question led Alex to discover the long-misunderstood Entrepreneurial Personality Type (EPT). Best-selling author Robin Sharma recently described Alex as “the most progressive entrepreneurial mind on the planet.” A highly sought-after speaker on entrepreneurial awareness, Alex has spoken around the world for tens of thousands of entrepreneurs to help them identify and live in their strengths and grow their empires. And now he applying this knowledge to children’s personality development, learning styles and how they relate to the modern educational system. All of this will be released in his upcoming book “Defending Brilliance”.