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"Learning to be content every day with what is, as opposed to striving for something else has been the practice I'm most interested in, can I just be content? " Arielle Ford joins us in this episode of the SoulTalk podcast. She is a renowned author and leading expert in personal growth and the law of attraction. Arielle shares her transformative insights on cultivating abundance and love in her life.  In this episode, Arielle opens up about her journey from fear-driven scarcity to embracing trust and surrender, uncovering the secrets to unlocking financial and emotional freedom. She reveals how simple affirmations and mindset shifts can drastically change your relationship with money and manifest your deepest desires. Through heartfelt stories and practical tips, Arielle demonstrates the power of choosing love over fear in every aspect of life.  Discover how to reframe limiting beliefs, align with the energy of abundance, and trust the universe to guide you toward unexpected miracles. Arielle also highlights the importance of feeling grateful and content with what you have as the foundation for attracting more. Her wisdom offers a roadmap to transform your financial struggles into an empowering spiritual practice.  Tune in and learn how to create a life filled with joy, prosperity, and limitless possibilities!   Timestamps:  (00:00:40) - The themes of free will and destiny. (00:02:21) - Arielle shares her reflections during the pandemic about manifestation.(00:08:04) - How life-changing events often stem from surrender rather than willfulness. (00:13:20) - Discussion on the concept of surrendering to life's flow versus actively trying to manifest desires. (00:21:09) -  Introduction to Michael Singer's book, The Surrender Experiment..(00:29:09) - Shift from a willful approach to a more surrendered mindset and how this has impacted Arielle's life decisions. (00:30:19) - Goal setting and manifesting desires. (00:39:15) - Persistence in finding love through online dating, emphasizing the importance of effort in manifesting desires. (00:42:31) - The importance of visibility in relationships and how people must actively seek connections rather than waiting passively. (00:49:09) -  Discernment in dating. (00:50:13) -  Measuring success beyond traditional metrics. (00:53:46) -  How surrendering can lead to unexpected joys and fulfilling experiences in life. Some Questions I Ask: Where do you teach now?  Are there principles to manifest our successes?  How does someone cultivate shift poverty consciousness? Can we shift our destiny and transcend our karma stars? How does someone attune to their path even when it does not make sense? Could you assign a practical sort of homework for people around the conversation? In This Episode You Will Learn:  How to shift from poverty consciousness to abundance thinking through practical tools like affirmations and gratitude. The power of staying present in the moment to overcome financial anxiety and foster inner peace. Understanding how to surrender to life's uncertainties by embracing trust in the flow of destiny. Why financial security is rooted in mindset rather than external wealth or material possessions. How  the connection between self-worth and abundance to create lasting emotional and financial stability. Strategies to manage fear and uncertainty through conscious thought patterns and spiritual alignment. The paradox of setting clear desires while remaining detached from the timing and outcomes of those desires in their lives. LINKS Arielle Ford's website: https://www.arielleford.com Kute and Arielle's previous conversation: https://kuteblackson.com/special-exclusive-interview-with-best-selling-author-arielle-ford/ Get in Touch: Email me at kuteblackson@kuteblackson.com Visit my website: www.kuteblackson.com Events with Kute Blackson: Join me on a life-changing journey in Bali this December. Apply here: www.boundlessblissbali.com                  

In this episode of the Millionaire Mindcast, we have an amazing guest, Brian Glass who shares his journey of unlocking financial and time freedom, working on for carving himself, creating life balance between hustles and family, building wealth through real estate, and scaling business with great systems and frameworks! Brian Glass is a dad of 3, ultra-runner, entrepreneur, Trial and Fairfax Personal Injury Lawyer, real estate investor, an advocate for lawyer happiness, and a Partner at BenGlassLaw. He is a member of the Fairfax Bar Association, Virginia Bar Association, and Virginia Trial Lawyers Association. He was recently named as one of the Top 40 Under 40 in Virginia by the National Trial Lawyers Association.  He also holds the distinction of being designated as a Rising Star by SuperLawyers magazine each year from 2017 - 2022.  This award recognizes only the top 2.5% of lawyers in the state. Brian's father is also a lawyer. He grew up and witnessed that family is important. Now being a father, he is trying to replicate his dad for his kids. His goal is to build wealth and unlock financial freedom to spend more time with his family and do whatever, whenever, and wherever he wants. Being a lawyer, he is carving out what he really wants his life to look like. He doesn't want to sit on the beach and do nothing all day, thus, he is currently building a law firm with employees and clients he enjoys working with. Aside from this, Brian wanted to control his own properties. He feels secure with his income through his passive investments in real estate and his law firm.   Some Questions I Ask: Where did this mindset start like wanting to be a lawyer but do it differently? As you were building your business up, how did you build that balance from the beginning to where it's at today? What was that financial number milestone that you feel comfortable with, and what did that process look like? What were some of the things that you were challenging yourself with right now in the company? What do you guys look at in terms of the vision in the future for your company and personal investing journey? When did your mindset around investing start for you? How did you approach that first investment and what did you learn from that? What is your investing thesis going forward? What's your philosophy in terms of the stock market? What areas are you really trying to challenge yourself right now and unlock that next level?   In This Episode, You Will Learn: Getting financial stability to say no to some opportunities Advice for newbie investor A financial mistake that Brian did in this year   Resources Mentioned: The Psychology of Money book by Morgan Housel   Connect with Brian Glass on:  Time Freedom for Lawyers Podcast Instagram LinkedIn   Sponsor Links: GoBundance  - Text: "MILLIONAIRE" to 844.447.1555 Caldera Lab: Visit https://calderalab.com/MINDCAST or use the code MINDCAST to get 20% off!   Accredited Investor List - Text "DEALS" to 844.447.1555 Free Financial Audit: Text "XRAY" to 844.447.1555 Upcoming Events: Text "Events" to 844.447.1555 Millionaire Notes: Text "Notes" to 844.447.1555 Connect with Matty A. and Text me to 844.447.1555  Discover Financial Millionaire Mindcast Shop: Buy the Rich Life Planner and Get the Wealth-Building Bundle for FREE! Visit: https://shop.millionairemindcast.com/ Show Brought To You By: www.MillionaireMindcast.com Questions? Comments? Do you have a success story you would like to share on the show?  Send us an email to: Questions@MillionaireMindcast.com

In this episode of the Millionaire Mindcast, we have a return guest from episode 2, David Osborn who shares insights and wisdom on how to navigate entrepreneurship in today's environment, why spending money and enjoying life matters, how to deal with impostor syndrome, how to be successful in real estate, and smart and strategic way to build wealth!  David is a father, an incredible entrepreneur, real estate investor, speaker, and wealth-building mentor,  traveler, author of the best-selling book “Wealth Can't Wait”, co-founder of GoBundance, an accountability-based group of entrepreneurs, and sits on the board of the 1Life Fully Lived non-profit, a member of YPO/WPO Austin and TIGER 21, and contributes to various causes from fighting cancer to building clean water wells through Charity Water. He is also the principal owner of the 6th largest real estate company in the US, operating principal and/or investor in five Keller Williams Regions and nine Market Centers owns 20+ real estate related ventures, principle of an REI private equity group, and the operator of over 35 profitable real estate-related businesses in the US and Canada.   David got around with wealth as a kid. At a young age, he decided to be rich like his uncle. He was a great student and worked very hard throughout his life. He believes that it takes some sacrifice, some process, and some pain to build wealth. At 37, David bought his first new car. He realized that although he needed to live below his means but also spending money and enjoying life really matters. In spite of being successful in his journey, David shows up being humble and always shows the eagerness to learn from high-level people. He keeps looking for winners who can teach him anything that would be useful to reach his goals. Besides, he is a black mamba when it comes to his goals. David strikes, sleeps with the approach, and gets his goals done. In fact, he maintains a habit tracker that tracks all the things he wants to get through. Also, he tried to give value to others by any means like through his wealth-building mentorship. Now, David has 101 single-family homes and makes a million a year without doing anything. His best advice, don't wait and waste time buying real estate. Do it now! Some Questions I Ask: Where did your journey start? (03:04) When did you actually start to feel rich? (06:15) How did you get the clarity of when and how do you give yourself permission and start playing up to higher levels and creating bigger opportunities for yourself? (10:54) What do you say to people that are trying to shape and expand their identity to level up in life? (14:43) If you were to boil it down one or two habits or rhythms in your life that have just been in consistent repetition of actions that you've taken over the course of your entire career and lifestyle or recently over the last few years, which ones come to your mind for you? (24:53) What has been your secret to success in terms of bringing really exceptionally talented and skilled but also just well-rounded human beings into your world? (28:13) What is it that keeps you consistently committed to that discipline of networking, of education, of growth? How did you stay complacent in the world that many people would say is ideal and you don't need to do anything anymore?  (31:57) What were some of the things that showed for you last year and what you may be focusing on this year in terms of growth? (34:49) What do you see the opportunities that you're focused on maybe in your world and what are you hearing in some of the networks that you're involved in? What are people excited about? Where's the money flowing to right now? (39:45) What's your message to the people that want to build wealth and create an amazing lifestyle for themselves and the reality of the timeline and the discipline to unlock it?  (45:07) In This Episode, You Will Learn: Living below your means while spending money and enjoying life (11:25) Likability Formula & Internal Family Systems Concept (19:42) Quotes:  “Life always boils down to a decision: Do you want to be wealthy or not?” “Don't wait to buy real estate, buy real estate and wait.” “Repetition is the mother of all success.” Connect with David Osborn on:  Website Instagram Wealth Can't Wait book by David Osborn Sponsor Links: HelloFresh: Visit https://hellofresh.com/50mindcast or Use the code 50MINDCAST to get 50% off plus free shipping! Caldera Lab: Visit https://calderalab.com/MINDCAST or use the code MINDCAST to get 20% off! Accredited Investor List - Text "DEALS" to 844.447.1555 Free Financial Audit: Text "XRAY" to 844.447.1555 Upcoming Events: Text "Events" to 844.447.1555 Millionaire Notes: Text "Notes" to 844.447.1555 Connect with Matty A. and Text me to 844.447.1555  Show Brought To You By: www.MillionaireMindcast.com Questions? Comments? Do you have a success story you would like to share on the show?  Send us an email to: Questions@MillionaireMindcast.com

Today, we have an amazing guest, Matt Bontrager, who makes a lot of impact talking about bookkeeping and accounting, the power of working with a team, and the game of saving more money and building wealth by minimizing taxes and avoiding audits! Matt Bontrager is a CPA, and Managing Partner at TrueBooks, a platform that provides Tax, Accounting, Bookkeeping, and CFO Services for real estate investors. He is also the Founder of Bookkeeping Blueprint, a groundbreaking bookkeeping course that leverages AI technology to help you build a 6-figure business from scratch. Through Matt's entrepreneurial spirit, and expertise in accounting, in 2020, he jumped off the cliff from a solid W2 role to engage partnership and build a firm. He always makes accounting attractive, and able to help people pay less (sometimes zero) in taxes.   Some Questions I Ask: Where did these all start and how TrueBooks came to be? How did you exercise that confidence and lean into that identity as a business owner? How did you position yourself and what did you do to make yourself an attractive partner? Why is Accounting so important and why so many people neglect this area when it comes to finances? What are some of those mistakes that you see entrepreneurs and business owners making with their taxes and finances? How do you dissect P&L and Balance Sheets? What is the healthy rhythm and approach for how to stay intimate with your P&L and Balance Sheet? When should people be thinking about how far and advance should they be talking with their CPA or thinking about tax planning to save much money? How should business owners be thinking and approaching the budget for proper accounting and tax planning? Is there any new IRS code that's changing for investors and entrepreneurs to be paying attention to in the near future? What are the best practices that people should take to avoid getting audited? What are some of the best proven tax loopholes that people should be consistently looking at taking advantage of these and they aren't?   In This Episode, You Will Learn: Mitigating risk and cloud thoughts on shifting career path.  The power of working with a team to succeed faster. The importance of getting in tune with your income and expenses.  Saving a ton of money with bookkeeping.  Matt's best tax planning advice.  How to avoid big audits.    Quotes: “[Accounting] It is truly a language of business.” “Your accounting should be saving you a ton of money, much more than what you are paying them.”   Resources Mentioned: Quickbooks   Connect with Matt Bontrager on:  https://www.instagram.com/mattbontrager/ https://www.truebookscpa.com/   Sponsor Links: Brevo: Visit https://brevo.com/mindcast or Use the code MINDCAST and get 50% off your first 3 months!   Show Brought To You By: www.MillionaireMindcast.com Questions? Comments? Do you have a success story you would like to share on the show?  Send us an email to: Questions@MillionaireMindcast.com

Today, we have an incredible guest, David Perry who shares his entrepreneurial journey and insights around the paradigm of building a retail and e-commerce business, collaborative commerce, building rapport and networks, tech and videogame industry, finding the right people for your team, and how to grow your business to attain the maximum revenue! David Perry is one of the best-known video game industry veterans, with multiple #1 hits and the Develop - Development Legend award, a keynote speaker, and CEO & Co-Founder - eCommerce Network Carro, a platform that is promoting a collaboration between brands, connecting online retailers, and diversify their product offerings. It offers a distinctive, risk-free technique for inventory expansion and is paving the way for the future of e-commerce with a thriving network that has over 28,000 installed brands and a catalog of more than one million products. Earlier to Carro, Perry's last company Gaikai was acquired by Sony PlayStation to take the lead in cloud-based video game streaming in the future that is called PlayStation Now. Prior to that, he was the Co-Founder & Chief Creative Officer of Acclaim Entertainment, helping introduce "free-to-play" gaming to the Western markets. Disney acquired Acclaim. He also created the video game production studio Shiny Entertainment, which was later bought by Interplay for the rights to the Earthworm Jim, and Atari for Matrix game franchises, respectively. David is passionate in making video games and building technology. He always thinking about the future of video game industry that everything he makes in his life is digital. He thought that although money didn't actually alter him as a person, it did alter the way he used it to advance and broaden his goal, interests, and passions!   Some Questions I Ask: Where did this entrepreneurial journey start for you, David? How did you go through that decision-making to pursue something different outside of an area that you already have successful track record in? As you had the exit of your company, how that changed your life? How have you protected your money or grown it as a creator not an investor? What is your vision for Carro in? What's the value of a business owner and influencer or anyone who wants to have an e-commerce store to get on to your platform? Where you guys are at now, and what do you focus next to bring that vision to life?   In This Episode, You Will Learn: Tricks in building rapport and networks. The paradigm of building a business through retail and e-commerce. How to find the best people in the world to collaborate with. Why increasing your average value as business owner is fundamental to your existence. How to possibly get a maximum revenue.   Quotes: “The more you can learn about different things, the more rapport that will give you with people you meet along the way.” “It's not about the past, it's about the future.” “When you put those glasses on, there's a million possibilities of businesses.” “There's a retailer and a supplier, and you can be both.”   Connect with David Perry on:  https://www.getcarro.com/ Email:hello@getcarro.com   Sponsor Links: Brevo: Visit https://brevo.com/mindcast or Use the code MINDCAST and get 50% off your first 3 months!   Show Brought To You By: www.MillionaireMindcast.com Questions? Comments? Do you have a success story you would like to share on the show?  Send us an email to: Questions@MillionaireMindcast.com  

This Millionaire Mindcast episode is sponsored by BetterHelp. Give online therapy a try at betterhelp.com/MINDCAST and get on your way to being your best self. Today, we have a stellar guest, Peter Kell who shares insights around getting rich on the internet, the valuable skills that anyone could learn from this space, why businesses don't scale, and unlocking financial freedom and creating a life that you want! Peter Kell is a successful entrepreneur, passionate in media buying, #1 VSL Advertiser in the world, CEO at Ad Venture Holdings LLC, and Partner / Director at VSL. His mission is to help people create the most amazing life they could ever imagine.  He was in his 20's when he felt devastated and crushed. He didn't go to college; thus, he felt he was missing the gap of education. Peter felt like he needed to find a way to work with it. Inspired by his father who had a little website design business, and is obsessed with making money through online courses, Peter did more on skillsets building, and was able to learn the art of media buying. After 4 years of grinning and failing, he created a life with VSL, where he made $0-$40M in just 12 Months using VSL Advertising. Today, Peter is living financially free while helping people in building exploding campaigns. He feels like the more money he makes, the more lives he'll change!    Some Questions I Ask: Where does this all start for you? How do you start building momentum in the online space? How do you identify the skills set that you need to build? As you got into space, when did you know it was time to go out and do your own thing? What affiliate marketing is? How does it help people create financial freedom and wealth? Why the Video Sales Letter & how people should be thinking about it? What's the timeline for actually making a lot of money in your world, and break that down a little bit?  How much is the budget for making video sales? Does it only work with products or do services and other types work with VSL? What were some of the spaces that you haven't tested with VSL that you find interesting to try? How money impacted your life, and what is the financial freedom outside of your business doing for you personally? What do you do when you're rich and wealthy and you're no longer young? How do you know when the chapter needs to close out and move on to the next one? What do you envision for yourself?   In This Episode, You Will Learn: The biggest mistake Peter ever made when starting a business. The 3 basic skills that super young guys should have. The most valuable skill set that anyone could learn on the internet. The reasons why business doesn't scale. The biggest lessons that Peter had learned from mentors. Peter's secret weapon for 6 years. Selling products online through Video Sales Letter (VSL).   Quotes: “Skills pay the bills.”   Connect with Peter Kell on:  https://www.peterkell.com/ Instagram https://www.peterkell.com/vsl-bible   Sponsor Links:  Indochino: Get 10% off of any purchase on $399 or more with the promo code: MINDCAST BetterHelp: Click the link to get 10% off your first month or use the promo code: MINDCAST Factor75: Use the code MINDCAST50 to get 50% off your FIRST box! Accredited Investor List - Text "DEALS" to 844.447.1555 Free Financial Audit: Text "XRAY" to 844.447.1555 Upcoming Events: Text "Events" to 844.447.1555 Millionaire Notes: Text "Notes" to 844.447.1555 Connect with Matty A. and Text me to 844.447.1555    Show Brought To You By: www.MillionaireMindcast.com Questions? Comments? Do you have a success story you would like to share on the show?  Send us an email to: Questions@MillionaireMindcast.com  

In this episode of the Millionaire Mindcast, we have our guest Jeremy Delk who shares his entrepreneurship journey for over 20 years of investing, successful exits, and logistics failure, the framework of a Fouder-type mentality, his learning lessons from founding over 100 business, and how to easily recover from a failed business venture! Jeremy Delk is a father, husband, serial entrepreneur, investor, speaker, author of the book, “Without  A Plan”, and Founder and Managing Director of Delk Enterprises, which originally starting as a real estate development firm, but has expanded into a diversified investment company holdings in biotech & healthcare, consumer brands, technology, building materials, and real estate development. Since 2001, his businesses have earned hundreds of millions in revenue, created 100's of high paying American jobs, as well as other notable distinctions such as one of the fastest growing private companies ranked as #21 and #4 in health.   He started the day trading at the age of 16, learning and failing with each trade. At 19, he got his first job, making enough money and living a great life. But he quickly found out that corporate America is not what he wanted, thus, decide to quit to not lost his true self. At an early age, he encountered frustration in handling and investing his money as he didn't have a safety net. He blew up a $2 million in just 4 days, and managed himself to recover from it. But it's just a process of adapting failures that is vital to his success in business.    Some Questions I Ask: Where did this entrepreneurship and investing begin for you? What was it for you that you feel like the exponential growth opportunity, and how do they come about? When you got that atge of pack-up and go home, what was the process that you went through that give you the confidence and purpose to pursue chasing those dreams? When you chose to go to the fidelity, what was it in your in rebuilding phase that lead you to Delk Enterprises?  When you decide to get out that corporate world and start rebuilding and bet on yourself? Talk to us the evolution from being an entrepreneur to investor making a real money. What do you feel like is your super power as CEO and investor that you feel like a lot of investor sharpen it they'd see a lot of success? You've been a part of 7-8 figures business, what is the differences or similarities that allow you to transition from one stage to the next? When you're looking at the landscape today, what do you invest in, and where do you see the biggest opportunity flowing? What are your thoughts on Peptides starting to become a little more mainstream, and what's that world look like from yours perspective going forward? What are some of the things that you're paying attention to that you're exited, concern, and hedge on?   In This Episode, You Will Learn: The framework of a Founder type and corporate mentality. How Jeremy loss 2million in days. How Jeremy easily recover from failure. The skillsets of a good business leader to make a real money.   Quotes: “Do more, see more, be more.” “Me just saying yes, that built the toolbelt that I have no idea.”   Connect with Jeremy Delk on:  https://www.instagram.com/jeremysdelk/?hl=en https://www.linkedin.com/in/jeremy-delk-82a57a37 https://jeremydelk.com/ Without A Plan Book by Jeremy Delk   Sponsor Links: GoBundance  - Text: "MILLIONAIRE" to 844.447.1555 Indochino: Get 10% off of any purchase on $399 or more with the promo code: MINDCAST BetterHelp: Click the link to get 10% off your first month or use the promo code: MINDCAST Factor75: Use the code MINDCAST50 to get 50% off your FIRST box!   Accredited Investor List - Text "DEALS" to 844.447.1555 Free Financial Audit: Text "XRAY" to 844.447.1555 Upcoming Events: Text "Events" to 844.447.1555 Millionaire Notes: Text "Notes" to 844.447.1555 Connect with Matty A. and Text me to 844.447.1555    Show Brought To You By: www.MillionaireMindcast.com Questions? Comments? Do you have a success story you would like to share on the show?  Send us an email to: Questions@MillionaireMindcast.com  

In this episode of the Millionaire Mindcast, we have a gorgeous and amazing guest, Rachel Adams who shares his entrepreneurial journey, provides tips on creating a successful social brand, how to avoid mom-guilt being a working mom, and the secret to building a 7 figure business around her life and terms!  Rachel Adams Lee is a badass mom of 3 boys, wife, 3rd generation realtor, passionate entrepreneur, Author at Lost to Found in 90 Days, Coach at Level-Up Coaching Co., Independent Sales Representative at MONAT, and the founder of The Rachel Adams Lee Group at Keller Williams Realty. She is currently ranked in the top 1% of all Realtors in Placer and Sacramento counties. Since 2015, she has been named “Wall Street Journal's Top 1000 Agents” in the United States. Her team is anticipated to close 60 million in sales for the year 2023.  She is born to inspire and connect to others. She loves to work and help people tap into their true potential and build the business of their dreams and achieve their real estate goals. Now, Rachel and family are living life in accordance with their terms!    Some Questions I Ask: Where did this real estate investing and entrepreneurial journey begin? How do you approach being a good mom and business owner and still taking accountability and ownership of all the other areas that are still important to you? How are you managing all of the existing stuff that you do have commitments? How did you approach your transparency in building your brand? How are you creating your content and planning this post out? What are some of the new strategies or things that you are testing out that you really want to use to continue to expand your brand?   In This Episode, You Will Learn: Building work-life balance. How to avoid mom-guilt being a working mom. Advice on building a company. The power of social-media. How Rachel effectively engages in social-media.   Quotes: “Happiness has to come from within and it wasn't gonna come from any of these outside validation.” “You know you're in a good spot with work when it doesn't feel like work.” “If you want to get something done, give it to someone busy.”   Resources Mentioned:  Googlekeep   Connect with Rachel Adams on:  https://www.instagram.com/racheladamslee  https://www.facebook.com/racheladamslee https://www.youtube.com/racheladamslee    Sponsor Links: Join Rachel's Coaching Crew for just $29/month! Two, 45 minute calls a month with Rachel and top industry guest speakers. A mastermind group. A workbook. A membership library. Your own referral network. All for $29. She wanted to make this affordable.  https://www.RachelsCoachingCrew.com   Get 30% off Rachel's 8 week Social Media master class, Hello Social. Discount code: MattyA https://Www.helloSocialcoaching.com   GoBundance   Indochino: Get 10% off of any purchase on $399 or more with the promo code: MINDCAST BetterHelp: Click the link to get 10% off your first month or use the promo code: MINDCAST   Accredited Investor List - Text "DEALS" to 844.447.1555 Free Financial Audit: Text "XRAY" to 844.447.1555 Upcoming Events: Text "Events" to 844.447.1555 Millionaire Notes: Text "Notes" to 844.447.1555 Connect with Matty A. and Text me to 844.447.1555    Show Brought To You By: www.MillionaireMindcast.com Questions? Comments? Do you have a success story you would like to share on the show?  Send us an email to: Questions@MillionaireMindcast.com  

In this episode of the Millionaire Mindcast, we have a wonderful guest, Dan Zavorotny who shares his epic and successful journey, insights on learning valuable skills, why should not avoid challenges, how to get good enough in one thing, why ignore micro-optimization process, the sexy thing on investing IPO, and building a 100-million-dollar startup business with zero marketing budget! Dan Zavorotny is a healthcare technology entrepreneur, Co-founder & COO at NutriSense, a platform that is leveraging technology to improve global health and prevent preventable diseases such as Type 2 Diabetes and Heart Disease.  This has been featured on Good Morning America, New York Times, Financial Times, American Medical Association, The Telegraph, Eat This Not This, NASDAQ, STAT News, JAMA, Joe Rogan Podcast and more. Dan and his family were immigrants from Ukraine to the US. He came from a poor extended family who used to live in one bedroom, overtime to townhome and to the middle class. He worked from corporate finance to healthcare consulting that earned enough money. Thus, he brings joy to the family. It was then he realized that it isn't bad to be in the worst stage of life. In any situation you have to learn very quickly and effectively. As long as you develop skills that are valuable, you do not fear failure. This will serve as your backup plan to not be afraid to start things over again. Dan pursues something that he feels good about. It is helping people shed unwanted weight and advise athletes on how to become the best versions of themselves.   Some Questions I Ask: Where did this all start for you, man? Learn skills that are valuable so you have a backup plan. How are you measuring whether or not somebody's got that 3X skill set beyond you? Talk to us at the early stage of entrepreneurship, what are the things you did wrong and right? What are the strategic approaches that you guys took for spotlight marketing and getting it going? What is the vision for what you guys are building, and why are you motivated to build that right now? What are your thoughts around exiting the company? What do you like to invest your money in? What are you gonna do with all your money when all is said and done?    In This Episode, You Will Learn: Developing skills to become “I worthy”. How to sell on the internet with zero marketing budget. How to get good enough at one thing. Why ignore the micro-optimization process. Investing in an IPO.   Quotes: “Even at the worst of it, it was not bad.” “Successful people just love solving problems.” “How I do one next thing, ignore all the noise outside.”   Resources Mentioned:  MicroVentures   Connect with Dan Zavorotny on:  LinkedIn Nutrisense   Sponsor Links: GoBundance  - Text: "MILLIONAIRE" to 844.447.1555 Indochino: Get 10% off of any purchase on $399 or more with the promo code: MINDCAST BackBlaze: Click the link to start your fully featured 15-day free trial or use the promo code: MINDCAST  BetterHelp: Click the link to get 10% off your first month or use the promo code: MINDCAST Accredited Investor List - Text "DEALS" to 844.447.1555 Free Financial Audit: Text "XRAY" to 844.447.1555 Upcoming Events: Text "Events" to 844.447.1555 Millionaire Notes: Text "Notes" to 844.447.1555 Connect with Matty A. and Text me to 844.447.1555    Show Brought To You By: www.MillionaireMindcast.com Questions? Comments? Do you have a success story you would like to share on the show?  Send us an email to: Questions@MillionaireMindcast.com  

In this episode of the Millionaire Mindcast, we have a stellar guest, Mike Dehaan who imparts a ton of valuable insights around real estate wholesaling, the effective wholesaling sales and marketing process, the mindset around building a successful Virtual Assistant Team, and building a successful real estate business that making millions while getting more freedom in life! Mike Dehaan is an entrepreneur, a real estate investor, lead generation master, systems specialist, host of the Collecting Keys Podcast, and the owner of Collecting Keys LLC, Backyard Home Buyers, and INW Properties, a real estate service company based out of Spokane, WA that specialize in buying properties for cash throughout the Inland Northwest. The properties they purchase are primarily restored with lasting quality and made available for lease. Real estate stuff is never on Mike's radar. After spending 5 years as a corporate engineer, he quit his engineering career in 2018. He spent the following 2 years studying real estate investing and business to start an investing venture. At that time, he found a major skill set and passion in building scalable repeatable systems that creates disruption in the real estate wholesaling space. Since 2020, Mike has made from 0 to 200 real estate deals in 3 years. Currently, he is working to productize the wholesale business system and process that anyone can benefit from.   Some Questions I Ask: Where did these real estate, investing, entrepreneurship, and/or professional careers start for you? What do you think the problems are of wholesaling in the industry as a whole? By partnering with the right people, how can you guys allow them to accelerate getting to a place of profitability and the benefits of having a really strong sales and marketing process? How have you approached building such a successful Virtual Assistant Team? What do you think some of the people that have failed with Virtual Assistant Teams are overlooking and might need to revisit? Who is the ideal partner for your company? How do you go about identifying who the right person is and what the right market looks like? What does the startup investment look like for this wholesaling system? What is your vision as you see your company taking off? Is this something that only applies to single-family or is there a commercial aspect and approach that you guys have been exploring and providing as well?   In This Episode, You Will Learn: The effective step-by-step sales and marketing process.   Connect with Mike Dehaan on:  Collecting Keys Podcast https://www.collectingkeyspodcast.com/partner Instagram LinkedIn   Sponsor Links: GoBundance  - Text: "MILLIONAIRE" to 844.447.1555 Indochino: Get 10% off of any purchase on $399 or more with the promo code: MINDCAST BackBlaze: Click the link to start your fully featured 15-day free trial or use the promo code: MINDCAST    Accredited Investor List - Text "DEALS" to 844.447.1555 Free Financial Audit: Text "XRAY" to 844.447.1555 Upcoming Events: Text "Events" to 844.447.1555 Millionaire Notes: Text "Notes" to 844.447.1555 Connect with Matty A. and Text me to 844.447.1555    Show Brought To You By: www.MillionaireMindcast.com Questions? Comments? Do you have a success story you would like to share on the show?  Send us an email to: Questions@MillionaireMindcast.com  

In this episode of the Millionaire Mindcast, we have an amazing guest, David Pere who shares his insights and real estate story on shifting a career path from a military to real estate business, creative financing, strategies on how to get involve in real estate deal without money, what are his favorite asset classes and why, how to find sellers and opportunities, why decisiveness and consistency are important, and more incredible stuff on his wealth-building journey! David Pere is a marine vet, author, podcaster, speaker, visionary, real estate investor, and Founder and Chief-Executive-Officer at From Military to Millionaire. He is dedicated to helping service members and veterans learn how to build wealth through real estate investing, entrepreneurship, and personal finance. He is also host “The Military Millionaire Podcast”, and authored the book, “The No B.S. Guide to Military Life: How to Build Wealth, Get Promoted, and Achieve Greatness”. David built a massive real estate community and social presence. It was in his military days he realized that working 12-hours a day on someone else doesn't help him achieve a life he wanted. He wanted the ability to work less if he wanted to, working whenever, wherever, and whatever he wants. He believes that a good communicator, net worker, and connector with less capital has a huge space in real estate business. It is important that you can make decisions  and have continual progression!   Some Questions I Ask: Where did your journey start for you, brother? When was it when you really thought about investing in real estate? What were some of the skill sets that you knew you could leverage going into this wealth-building journey? What were some of the things that you see people holding back when it comes to a wealth-building journey? Why real estate and what was your vision? What is it that you are involved in now? If you have to pick one as your favorite investment just because of why you like it, and one that has been the best investment from a pure number standpoint, what would those asset classes be? What do you say to those people in terms of how they can really get their start and get involved in a deal even if they don't have that money? Where did you start with your research on creative deals? How did you take that first step and structure something creative that works? How powerful can be the “my price your terms, and your price my terms” strategy? What are you doing to protect your wealth, and what opportunities are you looking forward to capitalizing on and your outlook in 2023? How have you approached elevating your social presence and expanding your net worth? What does your strategy and approach to finding those sellers and those opportunities look like? What are some ways you go about to gather that data? What is it that keeps you driving down this path for financial freedom, and what does real wealth mean to you, David?   In This Episode, You Will Learn: David's real definition of success. Why money is the easiest part of the equation to solve. Creative financing strategy.   Quotes: “There's no occupation in the world that prepares you better for entrepreneurship.” “Any decision is better than no decision, don't get paralyzed.” “Money is the easiest part of the equation to solve.” “Find the great deal and the money will follow.”   Resources Mentioned: Rich Dad Poor Dad book by Robert Kiyosaki The Book in Investing in Real Estate with No (and Low) Money Down by Brandon Turner Your Next Five Moves book by Patrick Bet-David PropStream   Connect with David Pere on:  Military Millionaire The Military Network Facebook Group Instagram LinkedIn The Military Millionaire Podcast   Sponsor Links: GoBundance  - Text: "MILLIONAIRE" to 844.447.1555 Indochino: Get 10% off of any purchase on $399 or more with the promo code: MINDCAST   Accredited Investor List - Text "DEALS" to 844.447.1555 Free Financial Audit: Text "XRAY" to 844.447.1555 Upcoming Events: Text "Events" to 844.447.1555 Millionaire Notes: Text "Notes" to 844.447.1555 Connect with Matty A. and Text me to 844.447.1555    Show Brought To You By: www.MillionaireMindcast.com Questions? Comments? Do you have a success story you would like to share on the show?  Send us an email to: Questions@MillionaireMindcast.com  

In this episode of the Millionaire Mindcast, we are joined by Austin Carroll who shared a ton of information on building trust in organization/team, the power of mindset, finding opportunities and analyzing properties and deals, when to say “yes” and “no” to things, creating systems in business, and tactical framework for keeping finances, business, and marriage organized to grow your wealth! Austin Carroll is a husband, father, team owner, teacher, board game enthusiast, a community-builder, an award-winning realtor, investor, managing partner at Philotes LLC, and lead agent/owner at The Blue Key Team of Keller Williams Flagship, a residential real estate company that serves clients interested in buying or selling a home in the Greater Baltimore Area including Baltimore City, Columbia, Ellicott City, Annapolis, and Washington DC. The Blue Key Team has a production volume of $24 million and 70+ transactions annually. Real estate is Austin's true passion. He is an expert in helping first time home buyers and individuals who are interested in house hacks or learning to invest. He is also passionate about educating his clients on the home buying process and teaches monthly seminars for free. Austin routinely receives awards for his real estate sales production including recognition as a 30 under 30 candidate for Baltimore Real Producers Magazine, and #1 out of 500 agents at his brokerage in Maryland. Austin is an intuitive person. He takes his wealth-building adventures to the next level. Having the big vision is Austin super power. He is also leveraging the power of mindset and team. With this he unlocks a pretty amazing life. He and his team started as a single and small multi-family developer to get some commercial assets. Now, owns 60+ investment units worth over $7 million.   Some Questions I Ask: Where did these all start for you? How important really was proximity, having the right mentor, and looking at paychecks from different perspectives? What is your strategy around building trust, and how do people build trust with you to get into your world? How did you approach saying “yes” to opportunities and determine when to say it, and starting to say “no” to things? What have been some of the tactical strategies that have served you over the last 12 months in your business? What is your tactical framework for keeping finances, business, and marriage organized? What does the next iteration of your wealth-building look like, and how are planning for that heading to 2023? How have you gone about creating systems in business? What has been your strategy in terms of lead generation and finding these opportunities? Where did you build the confidence and actual skill set for analyzing deals?   In This Episode, You Will Learn: How Austin solves challenges in the company. Getting yourself to the next level by having accountability on things. Analyzing real estate deals.   Quotes: “You kind to have structure in order to have the vision.” “Good quality systems with good quality people equal consistent results and growth.”   Resources Mentioned: Your Next Five Moves book by Patrick Bet-David 10000 Hours book by Malcolm Gladwell   Connect with Austin Carroll on:  Facebook Instagram Email:acarroll@kw.com Blue Key Team LinkedIn   Sponsor Links: Masterworks: Skip the waitlist and invest in art with the promo code: MINDCAST Indochino: Get 10% off of any purchase on $399 or more with the promo code: MINDCAST   Accredited Investor List - Text "DEALS" to 844.447.1555 Free Financial Audit: Text "XRAY" to 844.447.1555 Upcoming Events: Text "Events" to 844.447.1555 Millionaire Notes: Text "Notes" to 844.447.1555 Connect with Matty A. and Text me to 844.447.1555    Show Brought To You By: www.MillionaireMindcast.com Questions? Comments? Do you have a success story you would like to share on the show?  Send us an email to: Questions@MillionaireMindcast.com

In this episode of the Millionaire Mindcast, we are joined by Matt Cavanaugh who shares his sales journey, understanding sales processes and knowing its language, building sales skills, building trust and relationships, pursuing goals and removing complexity, and building a retirable passive income that creates freedom! Matt Cavanaugh is an entrepreneur, a Math teacher, salesperson, strategic planner, negotiator, real estate investor, and host of The Freedom Chasers Podcast, a show that interviews real estate investors, agents and other entrepreneurs choosing to pursue a life of purpose and freedom. This man has this natural crave for freedom. He likes to try new things as well. Matt believed that he can create more changes in other people, and be able to help others find their opportunities that have turned into reality. Today, he makes an impact on helping entrepreneurs chase financial and time freedom!   Some Questions I Ask: Where does this all start for you? What is your first real swing of chasing financial freedom? What did your process look like on selling? When you get into sales, what was your first sales procession? Who was the person that kind of spoke into your world? What was it that took you down around the path of entrepreneurship? What does the process look like when you trade decent money to leveraging this money and unlock more time, freedom and income for yourself? What does the science and psychology around networking and building out your database look like for you? What is your kind of practice around education, scaling up, and how do you challenge yourself on a daily basis? How are you shepherding this information in terms of being a leader to other people around you that you want to impact? Why did you guys name the Freedom Chasers Podcast? Who is the Freedom Chasers Podcast for? What are some of those paths for unlocking freedom that you guys have seen in some of your guests? What are some of the asset classes and how are people buying these types of opportunities? What's one of the most memorable interviews you've had and why?   In This Episode, You Will Learn: The element of sales. Building a retirable amount of passive income with doing nothing. Matt takeaways from the Power of One More book   Quotes: ‘If we want to make more money, we buy more investment.”   Resources Mentioned: Power of One More book by Ed Mylett    Connect with Matt Cavanaugh on:  The Freedom Chasers Real Estate Sales and Investing Group The Freedom Chasers Podcast LinkedIn   Sponsor Links: Policy Genius: Get a free 60-day trial in ShipStation with code: MINDCAST GoBundance  - Text: "MILLIONAIRE" to 844.447.1555 Rocket Money: Take control of your online subscriptions with Rocket Money click on the link to sign up! Masterworks: Skip the waitlist and invest in art with the promo code: MINDCAST   Accredited Investor List - Text "DEALS" to 844.447.1555 Free Financial Audit: Text "XRAY" to 844.447.1555 Upcoming Events: Text "Events" to 844.447.1555 Millionaire Notes: Text "Notes" to 844.447.1555 Connect with Matty A. and Text me to 844.447.1555    Show Brought To You By: www.MillionaireMindcast.com Questions? Comments? Do you have a success story you would like to share on the show?  Send us an email to: Questions@MillionaireMindcast.com

In this episode of the Millionaire Mindcast, we have an amazing guest, Brian Glass who shares his journey of unlocking financial and time freedom, working on for carving himself, creating life balance between hustles and family, building wealth through real estate, and scaling business with great systems and frameworks! Brian Glass is a dad of 3, ultra-runner, entrepreneur, Trial and Fairfax Personal Injury Lawyer, real estate investor, an advocate for lawyer happiness, and a Partner at BenGlassLaw. He is a member of the Fairfax Bar Association, Virginia Bar Association, and Virginia Trial Lawyers Association. He was recently named as one of the Top 40 Under 40 in Virginia by the National Trial Lawyers Association.  He also holds the distinction of being designated as a Rising Star by SuperLawyers magazine each year from 2017 - 2022.  This award recognizes only the top 2.5% of lawyers in the state. Brian's father is also a lawyer. He grew up and witnessed that family is important. Now being a father, he is trying to replicate his dad for his kids. His goal is to build wealth and unlock financial freedom to spend more time with his family and do whatever, whenever, and wherever he wants. Being a lawyer, he is carving out what he really wants his life to look like. He doesn't want to sit on the beach and do nothing all day, thus, he is currently building a law firm with employees and clients he enjoys working with. Aside from this, Brian wanted to control his own properties. He feels secure with his income through his passive investments in real estate and his law firm.   Some Questions I Ask: Where did this mindset start like wanting to be a lawyer but do it differently? As you were building your business up, how did you build that balance from the beginning to where it's at today? What was that financial number milestone that you feel comfortable with, and what did that process look like? What were some of the things that you were challenging yourself with right now in the company? What do you guys look at in terms of the vision in the future for your company and personal investing journey? When did your mindset around investing start for you? How did you approach that first investment and what did you learn from that? What is your investing thesis going forward? What's your philosophy in terms of the stock market? What areas are you really trying to challenge yourself right now and unlock that next level?   In This Episode, You Will Learn: Getting financial stability to say no to some opportunities Advice for newbie investor A financial mistake that Brian did in this year   Resources Mentioned: The Psychology of Money book by Morgan Housel   Connect with Brian Glass on:  Time Freedom for Lawyers Podcast Instagram LinkedIn   Sponsor Links: Policy Genius: Get a free 60-day trial in ShipStation with code: MINDCAST GoBundance  - Text: "MILLIONAIRE" to 844.447.1555 LinkedIn Sales Solutions: Click on the link to get a Free 60-day Trial on LinkedIn Sales Navigator Rocket Money: Take control of your online subscriptions with Rocket Money click on the link to sign up! Masterworks: Skip the waitlist and invest in art with the promo code: MINDCAST   Accredited Investor List - Text "DEALS" to 844.447.1555 Free Financial Audit: Text "XRAY" to 844.447.1555 Upcoming Events: Text "Events" to 844.447.1555 Millionaire Notes: Text "Notes" to 844.447.1555 Connect with Matty A. and Text me to 844.447.1555    Show Brought To You By: www.MillionaireMindcast.com Questions? Comments? Do you have a success story you would like to share on the show?  Send us an email to: Questions@MillionaireMindcast.com

In this episode of the Millionaire Mindcast, we have our guest Adam Eidson who shares his health and fitness journey, some misconceptions around these things, some health hacks, and the importance of tracking your nutrition, sleep, and body activities to unlock more wealth and financial freedom! Adam Eidson is an experienced Network Administrator, leader, the Chief Executive Officer of Platinum Body, owner and coach at RARE CrossFit, a fitness community that helps people on the road to a healthier self, and 2nd Season Host at The Mentee Podcast. Adam realized that he was not enjoying his past job anymore even if it offered a good salary. He feels like he wanted to make a change as he wanted to spend more time with his family. He wanted to pursue his passion in fitness and training people. Therefore, he opened a health and fitness gym to help people gain confidence. Some Questions I Ask: Where did your journey begin? What was the catalyst for you that drew you into the world of running and crossfit? What are some of the misconceptions around health and fitness? What are some of the things to track in terms of metrics around health and fitness? What do you like to use in terms of tracking your fitness and health? Is there a healthy balance between running and lifting weights and crossfit? How does alcohol tie into staying healthy? What are your thoughts around intermittent fasting? Have you found any basic routines or rhythm for health and fitness? How does health and fitness and the disciplines created there tie into unlocking more wealth and freedom? In This Episode, You Will Learn: The importance of tracking your health and fitness The good thing of being okay with trying stuff   Quotes: “You have to find what works for you and be okay with trying.” “You can't lose if you don't quit.” “You're gonna push if you want to see results.” Connect with Adam Eidson on:  Rare CrossFit Facebook Instagram LinkedIn Sponsor Links: Policy Genius: Get a free 60-day trial in Shipstation with code: MINDCASTGoBundance  - Text: "MILLIONAIRE" to 844.447.1555LinkedIn Sales Solutions: Click on the link to get a Free 60-day Trial on LinkedIn Sales Navigator Rocket Money: Take control of your online subscriptions with Rocket Money click on the link to sign up! Accredited Investor List - Text "DEALS" to 844.447.1555 Free Financial Audit: Text "XRAY" to 844.447.1555 Upcoming Events: Text "Events" to 844.447.1555 Millionaire Notes: Text "Notes" to 844.447.1555 Connect with Matty A. and Text me to 844.447.1555    Show Brought To You By: www.MillionaireMindcast.com Questions? Comments? Do you have a success story you would like to share on the show?  Send us an email to: Questions@MillionaireMindcast.com

In this episode of the Millionaire Mindcast, we have a remarkable guest Brian Luebben, who shares tons of insights, methods, and actionable steps to earn financial freedom, the concept of life navigation and acceleration, some mastermind hacks, principles to business growth and real estate portfolio, the fastest way to grow your medium, and quitting unfulfilling job for life freedom, fulfillment, and fun! Brian Luebben is an entrepreneur, a traveler, real estate investor, owner of Sexton Property Group, and host of Action Academy Podcast, where he interviews top entrepreneurs (1-100+ Million Net Worth) that have earned the ability to do what they want, when they want, with who they want. Through his platform, he is able to help people define and design lives of freedom. Ever since, Brian wanted to have control over his life. His dream is to travel and see the world. With strong determination, and scaling skills, he pushed to realize his infatuation. He decided to quit his corporate job and became a full-time traveler. Being financially free at the age of 27, Brian now experiencing a very fun journey pushing outside of his comfort zone. Also, making steps to accomplish his vivid vision to help as many people as possible to achieve life freedom.   Some Questions I Ask: Where did this inspiration to go and travel the world start? What have been some of the most memorable parts of your journey over the last 5 months? As you were getting out of college, what did that initial mindset look like for you? What gives you the confidence to put in that notice of leaving your corporate job? How did you go about finding a mentor and surrounding yourself with intelligent people? What has been your biggest success out of GoBundance? What does the level of execution look like for you right now? How are you converting your passion into active income for you? What does the next phase of travel look like for you?   In This Episode, You Will Learn: The perception of time while traveling. The concept of navigation and acceleration of life Advice on thinking of leaving the 9-5 job. Mastermind hacks. How Brian will be able to build an 8-figure media company by December 2024. How to accomplish a huge goal.   Quotes:  “Travel is just so cool and the context of it is your ultimate mechanism to control time.” “Whenever your travel time slows down.” “The more newness and uniqueness, and experience that you can introduce to your life, the slower the time goes.” “Being okay with slowing down every once in a while.” “The best way to change your identity is immersion.”  “The fastest way to get where you want to be is to provide impact to others at scale.” “The fastest way to grow in any medium is to be in that medium.”   Resources Mentioned: BiggerPockets Podcast Think and Grow Rich book by Napoleon Hill Vivid Vision book by Cameron Herold   Connect with Brian Luebben on:  Action Academy Podcast w2toworldtravel.com Instagram LinkedIn From W2 to World Travel book by Brian Luebben   Sponsor Links: Policy Genius: Get a free 60-day trial in Shipstation with code: MINDCAST Talkspace: Use code for $100 off: MINDCAST GoBundance  - Text: "MILLIONAIRE" to 844.447.1555 Accredited Investor List - Text "DEALS" to 844.447.1555 Free Financial Audit: Text "XRAY" to 844.447.1555 Upcoming Events: Text "Events" to 844.447.1555 Millionaire Notes: Text "Notes" to 844.447.1555 Connect with Matty A. and Text me to 844.447.1555    Show Brought To You By: www.MillionaireMindcast.com Questions? Comments? Do you have a success story you would like to share on the show?  Send us an email to: Questions@MillionaireMindcast.com

Whereas astrology has become a popular practice for many people worldwide, especially in recent years, there is still a lot of skepticism around it. Many skeptics tend to correlate the word astrology with horoscope, its most publicized practice, but this is only a tiny part of it. Numerous astrological methods, like natal charts, are complicated and embedded with years of traditions. Humans have been mapping patterns in the sky for centuries. Ancient Babylonians first carved the heavens into the Western zodiac we recognize today. Astrology was once a vital part of Western European culture, considered a science with the same integrity as astronomy. It was the advent of science in the 17th century that denigrated astrology as a pseudoscience. Nevertheless, its popularity is soaring, even thanks to social media, and people have started using it for many aspects of their lives. Today's guest, Ilona Pamplona, will tell us about her background in college education, how Walter Mercado and her mom introduced her to magic and astrology, and why she decided to become the Postmodern Oracle. Ilona Pamplona is an astrology-informed life coach. She is an MA wellness coach and has a book called The Chronicle Books. Ilona is a chief community-visionary officer, and she is also a believer in magical realism. She's helped dozens of women reconnect with their inner worlds, harness the magic of their emotions, and transform their most important relationship, the one they have with themselves. Some Questions I Ask:Where'd you grow up? (4.32)What are human design and astrology? (22.56)Which programs do you offer? (33.42) In This Episode, You Will Learn: How Walter Mercado and her mom introduced Ilona to astrology (7.12)From working in education to becoming the Postmodern Oracle (14.33)The five of Human Designs (27.15) Connect with Ilona Pamplona: InstagramTiktokBook an appointment with IlonaLet's Connect!WebsiteFacebookInstagramLinkedInJackie Tapia Arbonne website Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode of the Millionaire Mindcast, we have a wonderful guest, Chase Harmer who shares his entrepreneurial journey of failures and success, translating vision to people, learning lessons, the best entrepreneurial skill set, process-building plan, philosophies, asset allocation, and keeping the life balance! Chase Harmer is a father, entrepreneur, investor, Fintech innovator, founder at ProfitPay, a technology platform that helps connect buyers and sellers; and Director at Wishes, a platform to connect those in need with those willing and able to help with the end goal to change over 1 Billion lives. The mission is to get the needed resources and support directly to the individuals and families that need it most in times of crisis. Charm is truly a risk taker. He experienced massive success because he took the challenge to be in uncomfortable situations that turned out to be huge opportunities. He never thinks twice but just gets going. He had always the confidence of stepping out and starting his own. The x amount of money doesn't really matter to him. Chase uses money not just for possessing material things but focuses on the right thing of helping people and truly making difference and impacts. All he wants is the ability to do whatever he wants and whenever he wants.   Some Questions I Ask: Where did your entrepreneurial journey start? What was your lesson and take away looking back that you could share with other people? How did you handle and capitalize that inflection point? What was the best skill set that served you as an early stage entrepreneur? What were some of the areas that are natural to you and the things that challenge yourself as an entrepreneur? What is the biggest lesson you've learned that could be avoided by knowing what you know now? What did that process-building plan look like for you as you started to scale and grow the company? What are some of your business philosophies that are part of your daily mindset that really serve you guys? What do you guys do in Profit Pay and Wishes? How are you attacking building this different lead than you have with previous businesses? What is it that continuously drives you around growth? What are you spending your money on right now? What does your pie chart of assets and wealth allocation look like? How do you keep the balance on building a successful business and your time as a father? If your son listens to this podcast, what's something that you would want him to know as you are building what you are building? What are your thoughts on where you are heading over the next 12 months?    In This Episode, You Will Learn: Takeaway from about building technologies Investing pre-IPOs & cryptocurrency   Quotes: “Just go for it.” “If you are not obsessed, it's not gonna happen.” “You've got to be obsessive to make stuff happen on a big scale.” “You are capable of anything as long as you don't give up.”    Connect with Chase Harmer on:  LinkedIn Twitter profitpay.com wishes.inc   Sponsor Links: Policy Genius: Get a free 60-day trial in Shipstation with code: MINDCAST Talkspace: Use code for $100 off: MINDCAST GoBundance  - Text: "MILLIONAIRE" to 844.447.1555 Accredited Investor List - Text "DEALS" to 844.447.1555 Free Financial Audit: Text "XRAY" to 844.447.1555 Upcoming Events: Text "Events" to 844.447.1555 Millionaire Notes: Text "Notes" to 844.447.1555 Connect with Matty A. and Text me to 844.447.1555    Show Brought To You By: www.MillionaireMindcast.com Questions? Comments? Do you have a success story you would like to share on the show?  Send us an email to: Questions@MillionaireMindcast.com

When it comes to writing, whether it is journaling or writing a book, or a screenplay, the most important thing is that it needs to come from within yourself without any restrictions or mental filters. How often did you hear something like, you should journal about your problems? This is standard advice when it comes to journaling. The idea that you have to write specific topics for your writing to have a purpose is widespread, but it can't be more hurtful because it prevents your mind from being creative and expressing its true self. To fully express yourself through writing, you need to write whatever you want it to be, without fear or filters. Just write what you feel about writing, and start from there. Today's guest, Christina Igaraividez, will tell us about her decision to quit her marketing career and move to Los Angeles to pursue her passion for acting and storytelling and the power of writing whatever we want it to be. Christina Igaraividez is a writer, performer, producer, and storytelling coach. Whether it's an ensemble production or a digital short, she is constantly working on how to get people to laugh and sometimes cry. She has trained in comedy across Chicago, New York, and Los Angeles at places like Second City, Iowa, and UCB. Her YouTube channel has received notoriety from outlets such as Huff Post, Paris Hilton, and le weekly Upworthy, and she was a finalist for the Sundance YouTube new voices lab. Christina has a strong passion for storytelling and has performed across various stages in LA. With Teatro Luna West, the LA chapter, she Co-produced a new audiobook of short stories that is an audible original titled talking while female and other dangerous acts that feature 25 stories from Latinas across the US on themes of risk and resilience. Some Questions I Ask:Where are you from? (6.58)What's next for you? (34.12)How can people find you? (43.29) In This Episode, You Will Learn: How Christina learned to take risks by doing improv (9.00)Christina's transition from marketing to storytelling (32.30)Laughing and Journaling: Christina's tips on how to handle your shit (36.01) Connect with Christina Igaraividez: InstagramWebsiteStorytelling CoachingAudible Original: Talking While Female & Other Dangerous Acts Let's Connect!WebsiteFacebookInstagramLinkedInJackie Tapia Arbonne website Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

As many of you may know, September is National Hispanic Heritage month as a time to recognize and celebrate the many contributions, diverse cultures, and extensive histories of the American Latino community. Many of those who came to this country had one clear endgame: to accomplish the American Dream. To celebrate all the Latinos' accomplishments in the United States, I decided to bring back an episode that has a special place in my heart, my father's story. Now that we are about to celebrate Mexican Independence Day on September 16, I wanted you to hear his story of how he was able to manifest his dreams and create a successful life not only for himself but for his children. Today's guest, Raul Tapia, will tell us why he decided to leave Mexico and come to the United States, his first job as a truck driver, and how, from there, he was able to build his own profitable business. Raul Tapia began his career in the food service industry in 1972 as a truck driver. In 1978 he was promoted to a sales position in which he worked to become the top sales executive for Vincent Arranaga Foodservices. In 1980, Raul bought his restaurant Casa Gamino, and after 27 years of proprietorship, he sold it to his long-time manager. In 1985, he founded Tapia Brother with his two brothers, which has become a very successful business today. Raul negotiated many contracts and block buys for the company and continues to be the cornerstone of Tapia Brothers Co. Some Questions I Ask:Where were you born? (7.16)How do you make decisions in your business? (21.07)Did you ever think you would be in this position when you were a kid? (32.11) In This Episode You Will Learn: Raul's first job in the United States (10.14)The making of Tapia Brothers and Kitchn Cuts(16.34)What's next for Raul Tapia (23.16) Resources:Tapia Brothers Co websiteTapia Brothers Co InstagramTapia Brothers Co FacebookTapia Brothers Co email: info@tapiabrothers.com Let's Connect!WebsiteFacebookInstagramLinkedInJackie Tapia Arbonne website Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

Growing up in the western world, we've been mainly exposed to traditional forms of medicine and therapy. For this reason, when we hear words like “hypnotherapy” or “tapping, we can be a bit skeptical about their effectiveness. The truth is that these holistic healing techniques have been practiced for hundreds of years worldwide and have healed countless people, including members of my family. When my husband went through a very stressful situation at work, we reached out to Dawn Hassmann, and thanks to her tapping teaching, he completely healed. I am so grateful for her, and I can't wait for you to listen to this episode to learn what hypnosis and EFT tapping can really do. Today's guest, Dawn Hassmann, will tell us why she decided to become a hypnosis and tapping practitioner, the benefits of these practices, and why every healing process starts within ourselves. Dawn Hassmann is a certified hypnotherapist and advanced EFT Meridian tapping. She graduated with honors from the hypnosis motivation Institute in Los Angeles, the first nationally accredited college of hypnotherapy. Her scope of practice is vocational self-improvement. Dawn had had a long history of medical challenges starting when she was three years old, and she strongly believes in the mind-body connection. Her specialties include the advanced Emotional Freedom Technique, also known as EFT tapping, insomnia, autoimmune diseases, inner child pain management, stress reduction for chronic conditions, and cancer. Some Questions I Ask:Where did you grow up? (7.03)What's the difference between hypnotherapy and EFT tapping? (28.25)How can Amigas reach you, Dawn? (35.47) In This Episode You Will Learn: How some health challenges led Dawn to study hypnotherapy (11.06)88% of what we do is controlled by the subconscious mind (20.40)Using tapping to get rid of limiting belief (31.50) Connect with Dawn Hassmann: WebsiteInstagramFacebookYoutube Let's Connect!WebsiteFacebookInstagramLinkedInJackie Tapia Arbonne website See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this episode of the Millionaire Mindcast, we have an incredible guest no other than Adam Carroll, who shares insights and wisdom on achieving time freedom, relationship freedom, financial freedom, service freedom, journey of paying off debts, Engineering finances by creating more discretionary income, and how the shred method can really unlock financial freedom for people in the next 3 to 5 years! Adam Carroll is a freedom fighter, savvy from an investment standpoint, an entrepreneur, author, professional speaker, mentor, documentary filmmaker, and podcast host. He changes lives by helping people succeed faster by building a bigger life not a bigger lifestyle. He wrote the book, “The Build a Bigger Life Manifesto”. At an early age, Adam really loves the idea of making money and entrepreneurship. He lives like a rich college kid and then quickly becomes a broke professional because of debts. He wanted to live a life differently from his parents and free from debts. Until he read over 100 books in personal finance. Together with his future wife, he took a great leap. He started learning investing intelligently in real estate deals, alternatives investments, syndications, and being a lender for some people. The couple was so aggressive about paying off debt and how they could minimize their lifestyle. They used their existing income in an efficient manner to blast away compound interest debt until they saw a huge financial success. Currently, Adam is not only obsessed with debts but of how to bring value to the people in terms of building wealth, financial freedom, and financial literacy!    Some Questions I Ask: Where did your wealth-building journey start? What were some of the early AHAs that made the biggest difference for you at the beginning? How can someone go about auditing their lifestyle and finances while enjoying what they're doing but still purposeful of unlocking real wealth and financial freedom? How have you and your wife have found the synergies of both of your financial personalities coming together to create a common goal that both of you get to enjoy? What does your financial rhythm look like? What is your interpretation of what good and bad debt is? What is the Shred Method? What do you see out there that you're paying close attention to when it comes to financial opportunities or threats?   In This Episode, You Will Learn: The 4 legacies for future generations Adam's takeaway in life Lifestyle design: life versus lifestyle Common sources of couple's financial friction How to make your home an asset and not a liability The Savings Analysis: How to quickly get out from debt The magic of HELOC The future of cryptocurrency and NFTs    Quotes: “Financial freedom leads to time freedom.” “Time freedom creates relationship freedom.” “Our deployment is our service to humanity.” “There are just so many ways to make money but the only way to make money is to have money to put to work.” “How big your why is, determines how big your life is.” “If you want to change the fruits, you must first change the roots.” “Well, if you want it, we'll just get it, we'll figure it out.” “Wealth is made in the crock pot not in the microwave.” “You have to have a bigger life, not a bigger lifestyle.”    Resources Mentioned:  Rich Dad Poor Dad book by Robert Kiyosaki Rich Dads Cashflow Quadrant book by Robert Kiyosaki Think and Grow Rich book by Napoleon Hill The Wealthy Barber book David Chilton How to Be a Billionaire book by Martin Fridson Secrets of the Millionaire Mind book by T. Harv Eker Smart Couples Finish Rich book by David Bach   Connect with Adam Carroll on:  Adamcarroll.info The Shred Method The Build a Bigger Life Manifesto book by Adam Carroll Build a Bigger Life Podcast Facebook Twitter   Sponsor Links: www.athleticgreens.com/mindcast Policy Genius Talkspace use code for $100 off: MINDCAST GoBundance  - Text: MILLIONAIRE to 844.447.1555 Credit Investor List - Text DEALS to 844.447.1555 Free Financial Audit: Text XRAY to 844.447.1555   Connect with Matty A. and Text me to 844.447.1555  Show Brought To You By: TheRichLifeAcademy.com Episode Sponsored By: TheRichLifeStore.com Questions? Comments? Do you have a success story you would like to share on the show? Send us an email to Questions@MillionaireMindcast.com

In this episode of the Millionaire Mindcast, our guest is an incredible guy Philip Stutts who talks about his entrepreneurial journey, the difference between a business owner and a business operator, structuring a data-driven business, the secret formula for political and business marketing, and adaptability to innovation, how to not be a slave in your own business and unlock its true benefits, and a create maximum wealth! Phillip Stutts is an entrepreneur, investor, owner of 18 companies w/ over $1 billion in sales, CEO's adviser, and an expert in the world of political marketing. He is also the author of the book, “The Undefeated Marketing System”, and host of “The Undefeated Marketing Podcast”. He stays on top despite being diagnosed with Achalasia which currently his mission is to find a cure and pursue a life without doubts and growing. This man is so passionate about campaign, and marketing that he opened a political consultancy company. In 2015, he also created a political ad agency that later tied to his other businesses. Phillip translated his political formula into a business, influencing and converting customers and clients. He believes that if you want to create maximum wealth, you must build things much bigger. Likewise, part of the commitment of being a business owner is the adaptation to change as things are changing so fast right now. Therefore, modifying strategies in the market and technology will be the best thing to do to stay on top of the game!   Some Questions I Ask: Where did your entrepreneurial journey start?  What was it in you for being that solopreneur to now building 7 to 10 figures businesses that most people don't unlock?  How have you gone about identifying integrators, and creating this environment that people want to be part of?   How have you incorporated data into the way you build your business?  Where do you pull a lot of your data?  What do you see as some of the opportunities that you guys are really excited about leaning into a macro scale that you're playing at?  What have you seen in terms of psychology that drives so many different behaviors that people should be paying attention to?   What's the data telling you in terms of the overall economy?  How are you edging in winning a political campaign?  What is your investing strategy at the macro/micro level?  How are you using the data to drive your personal life and in the decision making?  What's one of your superpowers that you feel like is something more people could build the scale as you've built over the course of your career and life?      In This Episode, You Will Learn: Pros and cons of solopreneur, and creating a maximum wealth  The key to Phillip's success  Phillip's three core components of running a company  The company culture versus perks  The five steps of undefeated marketing plan  Why building a brand should not be your priority The three types of consumer right now    Quotes:  “You have to be a visionary and you have to be an integrator.” “There's a huge risk elimination move in your business when you're talking about marketing.” “You have a business plan for your business, why don't you have a business plan for your marketing?”   Connect with Phillip Stutts on:   The Undefeated Marketing System book by Phillip Stutts Fire Them Now: The 7 Lies Digital Marketers Sell...and the Truth ... book by Phillip Stutts The State of Consumer 2022 The Undefeated Marketing Podcast   Sponsor Links: www.athleticgreens.com/mindcast www.policygenius.com   Connect with Matty A. and Text me to 844.447.1555  Show Brought To You By: TheRichLifeAcademy.com Episode Sponsored By: TheRichLifeStore.com Questions? Comments? Do you have a success story you would like to share on the show? Send us an email to Questions@MillionaireMindcast.com

Planting trees and planning our financial future have two things in common; the best time to do it was 20 years ago, and it is never too late to start. Our guest, David Rosell, far from making everyone around him uncomfortable for being 20 years late, loves to teach complicated financial planning simply, helping regular folks set their financial future on track. David Rosell is an author, speaker, wealth manager, podcast host, and world traveler. He authored two books, "Failure Is Not An Option" and "Keep Climbing - A Millennial's Guide to Financial Planning," which he wrote out of concern for the lack of financial education our kids get in school. In this episode, David drops several fascinating facts about wealth planning, like the result of doubling a penny for 30 days. He also shares how to succeed doing ordinary things, the best way to find a wealth planner, and his life-changing decision to link money to freedom instead of happiness. We delve into his past, his fantastic relationship with his grandmother, who taught him so much about life and finances, and his first successful business when he was 19. Tune in to Episode 132 of REJUVENAGING® and learn everything you need to know about getting financial planning done right and on time. Some Questions I Ask:Where did the interest in financial planning come from? (6:08)You've got excellent advice from your grandmother; any other particular financial gurus have given you your philosophy of approaching wealth management? (11:24)What advice do you have for the person who couldn't start their financial planning journey at 19 years old? (17:26)In This Episode, You Will Learn:About David's fascinating relationship with his grandmother (7:06)One of the reasons why David decided to write his second book, "Keep Climbing" (9:53)The effects of linking money with freedom instead of happiness (13:52)Why David rejects FEAR (False Evidence Appearing Real) (23:41)The second part of the journey is the most dangerous and the one that requires more planning (28:32)Resources:David Rosell websiteRecession-Proof Your Retirement podcastDavid Rosell booksBook: Napoleon Hill - Think and Grow RichConnect with David:LinkedInFacebookTwitterEmail: david@rosellwealthmanagement.comPhone: 541-385-8831Useful REJUVENAGING® Resources:Website: https://www.thementalhealthgym.com/Book: Dr. Ron Kaiser -Rejuvenaging: The Art and Science of Growing Older with EnthusiasmEmail: ron.kaiser@thementalhealthgym.com See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Brandon Steiner received his first lesson in entrepreneurship when he was 12; it was free and given by his own mother. He was after a prize of a candy bars box for whoever opened up the most accounts on a paper route. After days of not getting any new clients and seeing him devastated by his repeated failure, his mother gave him a piece of advice he would carry his entire life and make part of his core values as an entrepreneur.  "Stop selling; you can't expect people to just buy a product from you. Differentiate yourself, be a solution-oriented salesperson. You have to solve, you have to serve, stop selling." Brandon Steiner is the Founder and President of The Steiner Agency and CollectibleXchange, Motivational and Inspirational Speaker, and Author. Brandon has spoken to world-class organizations such as the New York Yankees, BMW North America, Nike, and Live Nation, to name a few. He is the author of "Living on Purpose: Stories, About Faith, Fortune, and Fitness that Will Lead You to an Extraordinary Life," "The Business Playbook: Leadership Lessons from the World of Sports," and "You Gotta Have Balls: How a Kid from Brooklyn Started From Scratch, Bought Yankee Stadium, and Created a Sports Empire." Today, in Brandon's second appearance on the show, we decided to divide our episode into two halves. In the first half, we talk about entrepreneurship, and in the second, about parenting. We delve into the three stages of entrepreneurship and why mastering them is crucial, and Brandon kindly shared bits of his past and how he became a successful entrepreneur. We also talk about parenting, what are parents' most common mistakes, and how we can help our kids by "loving them a little less." Tune in to Episode 312  and learn about Brandon's secrets to being a successful entrepreneur and inspiring parent.  Some Questions I Ask: Where would you start with entrepreneurship? What do you think every entrepreneur should have? (6:53) Parenting is one of the most exciting, rewarding, challenging roles a person can have. Could you share some insight on what parents should do and avoid doing? (20:19) In This Episode, You Will Learn: About Brandon's journey in entrepreneurship (2:53)Brandon's first lesson in entrepreneurship: stop selling (11:23)It's when we have our back against the wall that growth happens (15:57)The three stages of entrepreneurship (16:31)"Loving our kids a little less." Brandon's thoughts on parenting (20:42) Resources: CollectibleXchange website Book: Brandon Steiner - Living on PurposeBook: Brandon Steiner - You Gotta Have BallsBook: Brandon Steiner - The Business Playbook Connect with Brandon: LinkedIn Becoming Your Best Resources:Becoming Your Best Website See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Most innovations in the recent past, within the transport industry, have been focused on carbon emission reduction and improving the users' experience. These innovations have addressed critical needs and moved the needle further ahead in terms of safety and environmental impact. Now, the industry is about to undergo another disruptive innovation with the introduction of the Hyperloop.Today, I'm talking to Rob Miller, the Chief Marketing Officer at Hyperloop Transportation Technologies. He'll help us understand the technology behind this disruptive innovation as well as how far along they are in development. He'll also share some of the entrepreneurial lessons he has learned along the way. In this episode, you'll learn about the origin of the Hyperloop concept and the people who played an important role in getting it started. You'll also learn about the underlying technology and the benefits that come with it. Additionally, you'll hear about the progress that the company has made so far and the cities that they are partnering with.Some Questions I Ask:Where did the Hyperloop concept originate? (02:12)What are some of the cities that you've been talking to? (14:52)Have there been test tracks put together as, as their proof of concept? (16:35)When can we expect to have the first commercial travel? (19:50)What You'll Learn in This Episode:An explanation of what Hyperloop entails (04:31)Innovations built from the project so far (08:58)How the company differentiates itself from its competitors (17:04)Advice for entrepreneurs trying to get their companies off the ground (23:56)Connect with Rob:LinkedInWebsiteConnect with Paul Musto:LinkedIn See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

"True strength is having the courage to face and deal with the truth. Being strong means being real, not pretending that the real isn't happening...that's arrogance.”   Episode Summary: Dr. Barbara de Angelis joins us again on SoulTalk for our first episode in 2022 to help us redefine success, connect with our soul curriculum and work with the ever-changing state of the world today. How can you move through feeling stuck and come out the other side in a deeper, more meaningful, soulful way? Listen to this episode and learn how to develop a daily spiritual practice that will help catapult you into your next level in 2022. Let's do this together!   In This Episode You Will Learn: The one question to ask yourself when you feel stuck and how to move through it. How to use suffering as a catalyst to serve others. The one thing you can do before meeting your soulmate. How to know when the Universe is redirecting you when in pursuit of your dream. How to determine your soul accomplishments and goals in this lifetime. What the road to misery is and how to turn it around. The caveat to success and how to access this within yourself. The difference between being an influencer and truly serving. How to develop your spiritual practice and live it daily.   Some Questions I Ask: Where can we begin to move beyond the feeling of being stuck? What is the process? How do we know what our soul curriculum is? How do we know what goals to set, especially given the ever-changing dynamic of the economy? What are soul goals? How do we open to the deeper dimension of our soul and consciousness? How have you not gotten stuck in a certain identity of success with the subjects of your books and teachings? Is there anywhere that you are guided to go that's scary for you right now?   Email Barbara to receive special FREE gifts just for you as a listener of SoulTalk >>> info@barbaradeangelis.com Find out more about Barbara and her work here: http://barbaradeangelis.com/  

Although esports is a small part of the gaming ecosystem, it is already a multi-billion industry, and it has a tremendous potential to grow even more. Competing against other players in an esports arena, with a captivated audience, and on a stage prepared just for the competition, is an incredible experience every gamer should have. That same experience, among many other services, is what our guest, Ben Feferman, provides at Amuka Esports, the company he created and directs. Ben Feferman is the CEO of Amuka Esports, a Startup Advisor, a Sales Ninja, and a Mycophile in training. Amuka's ecosystem is as complete as varied, including Waves Gaming, Canada's first esports arena, EZY Mode, Windsor Ontario's first and only esports lounge. They create quality content made with love by gamers for gamers like Made in Esports and Esports Apparel. Amuka also provides training and education in esports, organizes tournaments, adding value to gamers' lives in every way possible. In this episode, we had a fantastic conversation about competitive gaming, how it has changed the gaming industry so far, and its immense potential to change it even more. Ben kindly shared his view on where he sees the gaming industry headed, the future of VR, consoles, and mobile gaming. We also explore the possible crossovers between gaming and traditional sports and the positive influence experiences like iRacing's can have shortly.Tune in to Episode 16 of A Gamer's Story and take a deeper look at competitive gaming and the future of gaming itself.Some Questions I Ask:Where does esports fit into the gaming world? (1:36)Could you expand on what made you want to start an esports business? (5:05)What's the goal of your business? And what service does it provide? (8:36)What do you think is missing in esports? And where can it grow? (17:09)In This Episode, You Will Learn:Companies prioritizing accessibility. Valorant's example of lowering their graphics quality to increase accessibility (4:16)Making people with regular jobs feel like pro gamers (9:53)Why the audience is so crucial at esports events (16:41)PS5 will be probably the last console ever made (21:58)Resources:Amuka Esports websiteAmuka Esports TwitterAmuka Esports InstagramAmuka Esports FacebookAmuka Esports YouTubeAmuka Esports LinkedInConnect with Ben:LinkedInLet's Connect!InstagramTwitterYouTube Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode of the Millionaire Mindcast, we have an impressive guest, Tom Hoban who shares value and wisdom on conquering fears, the importance of natural humility and curiosity, risk and return equation, how to handle results during quick decision-making, and his impressive family core values! Tom Hoban is Chairman and co-founder of Hoban Family Office, a platform for innovation (Coast Innovation Center), talent development, and leadership in service to the Coast Group of Companies, a diversified group of Today, The Coast Group is one of the region's largest and most respected real estate services firms of its kind, managing more than $5B in real estate assets (multi-family, office, flex, mixed-use, self-storage, retail, industrial) with a service offering to property owners, franchisors, investors, and developers across the U.S. Despite financial challenges, and being from a family of classic American immigrants, Tom was able to finish school without debt. Together with his brother, they started their entrepreneurial career as a partner in their 20s. Through their natural leadership skills, currently, they own a property management company. Being a humble servant leader, with innate confidence, and charisma helps them succeed in business. With all the ups and downs, Tom believes that humans should be supposed to be afraid of stuff, but not supposed to be frozen by it. Therefore, people should understand how to measure risk. With natural curiosity and humility, people will get success. But then if you fail, stand up, get back to the basics, and do what you need to do. Just never forget to live with the results on whatever decision you've made! Some Questions I Ask: Where did your entrepreneurial and wealth-building journey start on? (01:34) Is confidence something that you cultivated over time or was just natural for you? Where did that come from? (04:23) Were you guys the first-generation entrepreneurs in your family? (07:16) How have you always processed and handled fears as it shows up in your life? (09:56) When did you feel it was time to really start taking some big risks? How do you discern against what you put your time or money into in terms of that risk rewards scenario?  (13:53) Why did you guys decide to do the family office? What are the goals and visions? (30:49) How do you characterize what a family office is, and what that model is? (35:55) What do you say to people that want to build and grow their wealth, and want to pass it down to their kids? (40:24) In This Episode, You Will Learn: Matt greatest lessons in life (09:03) Risk and Return Equation (11:14) A trait for early entrepreneurs to expect success (20:26) Handling results on velocity decision-making (26:28) Tom final thought (45:17)  Quotes: “You've got to have a lot to be able to succeed in business.” “Fear is an underrated emotion.” “Human, we're supposed to be afraid of stuff, we're not supposed to be frozen by it.” Connect with Tom Hoban on:  Hoban Family Office LinkedIn Sapiens book by Yuval Noah Harari   

In this episode of the Millionaire Mindcast, we have a legendary guest, Gay Hendricks who shares insights about taking your big leaps, understanding “Pure Consciousness”, how to be genuinely wealthy, rediscovering yourself and finding your true genius, and making the best use of yourself while living! Gay Hendricks is a psychologist, best-seller author of the books, teacher, coach, and one of the major contributors to the fields of relationship transformation and body-mind therapies. He is best known for his work in relationship enhancement and in the development of conscious breathing exercises. Throughout his career, he has coached more than eight hundred executives, including the top management at firms such as Dell, Hewlett-Packard, Motorola, and KLM, along with his wife Katie, appeared on Oprah, and hosted seminars around the globe. Despite growing up in a no entrepreneur family, at a very young age Gay discover his passion in this field. He earned dollars through selling watermelons, eggs, worms, and sandwiches. But he used to be a fat kid during his first year in life and added more and more pounds as the years passed. Being brought to different specialist, still Gay find it hard to loss a pound. Not until he was 24 years old, when he experiences the 2-minute state of openness At the very moment, Gay realized what's the causes of the granular problem. He never has a commitment to having a healthy body and a happy life. From then, he really found his life path, and wanted to share it to the world to help other people to uncover the core essence of themselves. In order to get a fresh start in life and be able to create a life they want now!  Some Questions I Ask: Where did your entrepreneurial / authorship journey start? (00:36) Who kind of ignited that flame inside of you? (03:25) When you were first starting out, did you know exactly what you wanted to do or where did the career path start to open up for you on where you really found like you were getting some traction on what you're passionate about? (04:09) Do you have to hit your head on the ground to experience that “Pure Consciousness” or are there other ways and other techniques that people can utilize to tap into that meta tool? (12:42) What are some of the high-level explanations about the Upper-limiting problem, and Four Zones? (13:55) What is it that prevents so many people on earth from not only transcending to their zone of excellence but actually living in their zone of genius? What does operating in your zone of genius look like? (19:36) What does it look like not only to get to the Zone of Genius but sustain and grow in that space? (30:57) When it comes to being able to find your zone of genius, is it as easy as that, or is there some patience, is there some evolution that needs to happen, and is it an ingredient in finding that space? (34:47) What is it about what you are working on or where you see yourself going that inspires and motivates you on a daily basis? (36:32)0 Who are some of the people that you admire that you see operating in their zone of genius that may or may not know that they're in that zone? (38:22) In This Episode, You Will Learn: The first moment when Gay experience the 2-minute state of openness and feeling in touch with his “Pure Consciousness” (06:36) What the Genius Zone book all about (10:47) The $20,000 dollar question that will change your life (22:49) The two things you need to do to be genuinely wealthy (26:12) Creating a “No Blame Diet” relationship (28:52) The three things that you should grow together to make you a whole person (30:13) Finding the key indicators of what your genius is now (31:54) Quotes: “You just never know when the bug is gonna bite.” “The mistakes you've made in the past are learning experiences.” “Wealth is not about having; wealth is about being.” “You're only breath away from your genius.” “The happier you get, the more you bring forth to your genius; the more you bring forth to your genius the happier you get.” “We have to think of ourselves as an instrument and the universe is playing us.” Connect with Gay Hendricks on: Hendricks Institute Instagram Facebook Conscious Loving book by Gay Hendricks and Kathlyn Hendricks The Genius Zone book by Gay Hendricks The Big Leap book by Gay Hendricks

In this episode of the Millionaire Mindcast, we have a return guest from episode 2, David Osborn who shares insights and wisdom on how to navigate entrepreneurship in today's environment, why spending money and enjoying life matters, how to deal with impostor syndrome, how to be successful in real estate, and smart and strategic way to build wealth!  David is a father, an incredible entrepreneur, real estate investor, speaker, and wealth-building mentor,  traveler, author of the best-selling book “Wealth Can't Wait”, co-founder of GoBundance, an accountability-based group of entrepreneurs, and sits on the board of the 1Life Fully Lived non-profit, a member of YPO/WPO Austin and TIGER 21, and contributes to various causes from fighting cancer to building clean water wells through Charity Water. He is also the principal owner of the 6th largest real estate company in the US, operating principal and/or investor in five Keller Williams Regions and nine Market Centers owns 20+ real estate related ventures, principle of an REI private equity group, and the operator of over 35 profitable real estate-related businesses in the US and Canada.   David got around with wealth as a kid. At a young age, he decided to be rich like his uncle. He was a great student and worked very hard throughout his life. He believes that it takes some sacrifice, some process, and some pain to build wealth. At 37, David bought his first new car. He realized that although he needed to live below his means but also spending money and enjoying life really matters. In spite of being successful in his journey, David shows up being humble and always shows the eagerness to learn from high-level people. He keeps looking for winners who can teach him anything that would be useful to reach his goals. Besides, he is a black mamba when it comes to his goals. David strikes, sleeps with the approach, and gets his goals done. In fact, he maintains a habit tracker that tracks all the things he wants to get through. Also, he tried to give value to others by any means like through his wealth-building mentorship. Now, David has 101 single-family homes and makes a million a year without doing anything. His best advice, don't wait and waste time buying real estate. Do it now! Some Questions I Ask: Where did your journey start? (03:04) When did you actually start to feel rich? (06:15) How did you get the clarity of when and how do you give yourself permission and start playing up to higher levels and creating bigger opportunities for yourself? (10:54) What do you say to people that are trying to shape and expand their identity to level up in life? (14:43) If you were to boil it down one or two habits or rhythms in your life that have just been in consistent repetition of actions that you've taken over the course of your entire career and lifestyle or recently over the last few years, which ones come to your mind for you? (24:53) What has been your secret to success in terms of bringing really exceptionally talented and skilled but also just well-rounded human beings into your world? (28:13) What is it that keeps you consistently committed to that discipline of networking, of education, of growth? How did you stay complacent in the world that many people would say is ideal and you don't need to do anything anymore?  (31:57) What were some of the things that showed for you last year and what you may be focusing on this year in terms of growth? (34:49) What do you see the opportunities that you're focused on maybe in your world and what are you hearing in some of the networks that you're involved in? What are people excited about? Where's the money flowing to right now? (39:45) What's your message to the people that want to build wealth and create an amazing lifestyle for themselves and the reality of the timeline and the discipline to unlock it?  (45:07) In This Episode, You Will Learn: Living below your means while spending money and enjoying life (11:25) Likability Formula & Internal Family Systems Concept (19:42) Quotes:  “Life always boils down to a decision: Do you want to be wealthy or not?” “Don't wait to buy real estate, buy real estate and wait.” “Repetition is the mother of all success.” Connect with David Osborn on:  Website Instagram Wealth Can't Wait book by David Osborn

In this episode of the Millionaire Mindcast, we have an impressive guest, Aaron Amuchastegui who shares his big wins and big losses in life, and all the craziness, how he got behind the bars but stand & back up, how he started on flipping houses, the story of massive success and how he blew it away, how he back up for the third time around, and actionable tips on how they live a rich and reasonable life, and keeping it on the zenith! Aaron Amuchastegui is a best-selling author of 5 Hour School Week, an entrepreneur, a real estate investor who had flipped over 1,500 houses all around the country, one of the principals at Homerock LLC, a real estate consulting company focused on distressed assets, owner of Aaron Amuchastegui Construction, a contractor focused on high-speed high turnover remodeling projects improving value to distressed properties, and the President of AMA Construct Inc, who has managed the acquisition and sales of more than $100 Million dollars in single-family homes acquired at the trustee sale and through public-private partnerships with Nonprofits and banking partners.  Aaron's dad was a custom home builder and his grandma was a developer, so he grew up doing construction real estate that's why he always wanted to do it. He was 20-years-old when he started partying all the time, did crazy things, got into trouble, and got behind the bars. Aaron wasted his most productive time in prison.  He realized that he needs to gain it back and it drives him to get out there and make his life better. This guy makes up the lost time, tries new things, and shifts his life on the right path. Later, Aaron started flipping houses and succeeds. But because of unplanned actions & uncontrolled spending on the wrong things, they blew up the opportunities. They hit the bottom but during his down moments, Aaron swallows his pride from being a millionaire to doing manual jobs like what a carpenter typically do, and became an Uber driver. He decided to do something and not just be lazy to go back in the path.  They hold their faith and their spiritual part stronger and it really helps them get up and back up. Now, Aaron and his wife Kaleena have over 1,000 rental properties and looking forward to adding more. The couple makes sure they would not miss the second chance; they spend their money on the right thing, donating a portion of their income to the church,  and building more memories with his family. One thing that they're sure of, even if they went broke again; they wouldn't regret they wasted their money on stupid things and they set their family as a priority. Some Questions I Ask: Where did all this start? (00:30) What was your mindset when you've got in trouble? (03:37) You've got your turbulent time in your life, where does that take you next in your career? (13:44) Being in a rough spot and rough place, what was your mindset at that point in time(28:00) How did you assess doing those necessary things to get you back on the path? (38:10) How have masterminds played the role in what you've accomplished over the last 3-5 years? (42:12)  How's your intention of showing up to mastermind events and the relationships that you're building? (44:59)  How do you find time for the balance? (51:13) Give us three (3) productivity tips that the hard-charging entrepreneurs and wealth builders can take away from this episode. (01:00:38)  In This Episode, You Will Learn: Aaron's shame & guilt in life. (04:24) How Aaron gets his life back and started flipping houses. (15:04) Things that would happen with success and money without knowing what you're getting into. (24:09) How Aaron shifts his life and the habits that he adapted that raise him up again. (29:18) The lessons that he learned during his down moments. (31:12) The couple big things Aaron learned that went him to like a thousand of rental properties now. (33:50) Why Aaron gives away 30% of their income and profits to churches now. (35:31) How mentors have helped Aaron. (37:20) Setting the KeyStone Goal of the Year. (01:01:24) The importance of having a planner and a journal. (01:04:43) Quotes:  “There's nothing that will teach us like our mistakes will.” “It's the best thing that people should be judged on what they do after the mistake not the mistake.” “People's pain levels are different.” “God putting the pieces together.” “It's been really really fun to get to rebuild and change. “You have to hunt to find that value.” “Mistake is what creates the best memory and the best action.” “Don't let anyone else decide how you should run your day.” Resources Mentioned: The 4-Hour Workweek by Timothy Ferriss The Miracle Morning by Hal Elrod GoBundance FamBundance Connect with Aaron Amuchastegui on: Instagram Aaron Amuchastegui Construction The 5-Hour School Week book by Kaleena Amuchastegui & Aaron Amuchastegui

In this episode of the Millionaire Mindcast, we have a humble guest, Shadi Khattab who shares his entrepreneurial story, tips on the marketing side of the business, how to be authentic, build a legacy and add value to other people! Shadi Khattab is a humble entrepreneur, an experienced Chief Operating Officer at Precision MD with a demonstrated history of working in the health wellness and fitness industry. He is skilled in Nonprofit Organizations, Youth Activism, Activism, Grassroots Organizing, and Fundraising. A member of the Syrian American Council (SAC) and have helped the Syrian refugees in 2012 during a revolution through fundraising. Shadi was a kid from Syria that came to the U.S with nothing. He had always an entrepreneurial mindset got from his grandparents and father who are very hard working. As a young guy, he has the ambition to own a business and doesn't want to work for anyone. Shadi has always trying to find different ways to earn money. He was 9-years-old when he started selling stuff on eBay and Craigslist trying to sell and flip things like secondhand furniture, shoes, etc. Moreover, Shadi is fortunate with very supportive parents who allow him to pursue his passion in life as they believe you'll be highly successful if you do what you believed in. Shadi's father is a doctor who mentored him not just on the medical side but more of the business side like finances, social skills, and networking. For 10 years now, his family has own cosmetic surgery centers (Precision M.D.) positioned around the U.S. Shadi's main mission in life is to impact lives to make a difference in the community and give back. Not a money-driven but about building a legacy. He wants people to remember him as someone that made a change in the world and have helped others. Currently, Shadi is using his platform through social media, through his companies, and his team to give back. Evidently, Shadi has always looking for ways to add value and creating exposures around it. He loves to be with positive like-minded people. Now, building a brand with amazing culture and vibe, companies that are authentic and credible where people genuinely believed their product and services.   Some Questions I Ask: Where did it all start? (00:52) How important was that your parents supporting your passion for your confidence in pursuing? (05:21) Tell us your ideology of why you started to branch out beyond and market in social media? (11:29) What do you think the catalyst was for that to say that the last 5 months have been the most life-changing for you than the previous 24 years? (17:07) How do you handle the self-doubt or the times that you're discouraged, and feel a little frustrated? (23:05) How important do you feel like documenting the journey and giving people a window into who you are and what you stand for in a cause, the movement, and the mission? (37:29) What do you say to people who don't have the necessary budget to do a lot of the marketing that they think they need to do? (40:19) How do you handle your haters? (45:05) How do you find time for Shadi and how do you keep that balanced? (47:05) If you'll leave somebody with one message something that you think is most important to serving humanity, mission, and entrepreneurial journey, what do you leave with? (48:54)   In This Episode, You Will Learn: Ways to build your name and brand of your business. (07:53) Why they opened a fitness facility inside the Precision MD and build Team Precision. (11:49) What is Organic Marketing. (15:55) Why you need to not just work with big influencers but with micro-influencers as well. (30:11) Quotes: “Do what you believed in.” “I'm not money-driven, I am about impacting lives and I'm about legacy.” “I wake up every single day with a fire in my heart.” “I want people to remember me as someone that made a changed in the world and helped others.” “I know my purpose was much greater than myself.” “This materialistic object gives you temporary happiness.” “With success and praise and stuff the human ego gets fade.” “In life, you must fail to attain success.” “If you are afraid to fail, you're already at a disadvantage mentally.” Connect with Shadi Khattab on: Instagram Precision MD LinkedIn

In this episode of the Millionaire Mindcast, a remarkable guest, David Neagle who shares his entrepreneurial journey gives amazing tips on how to be a successful entrepreneur, how to get rid fears and back up from failures, how to get rid toxic people in your life, how to make your idea realize, and when is it the right time to diversify and start investing out of your business!  David Neagle is a mindset mentor, famous speaker, podcaster and host of The Successful Mind Podcast, bestselling author of The Millions Within, a book focusing on intention, focus, and awareness to build your dream business and life. David is the founder of the multimillion-dollar global coaching company Life Is Now, Inc, helping thousands of entrepreneurs, experts and self-employed professionals gain confidence and find the right mindset to increase their revenue, turning their endeavors into seven- and eight-figure ventures. Being in the coaching and mentorship industry for more than 20 years, David has worked alongside other well-known mentors like Bob Proctor and Tony Robbins, and his clients include many well-known people, including New York Times #1 best-selling author Jen Sincero. Because of the results his clients have achieved, along with his dedication, David's coaching has expanded to more than 30 countries, and he has been featured on Forbes, CBS, NBC, Wall Street Journal, Inc, HLN, Entrepreneur, and Fox. Young David became street smart because it was needed to keep away the fears from the surroundings. His life was not on a good track and grew up witnessing all the struggles within his family. Because David doesn't want his children to experience the hardships he'd been through, he doubles down on being a responsible person and a father. David didn't know that he was an entrepreneur at heart but was really preferred to make his own thing and be in control with his own income than working for somebody else. He wanted to change his situation but doesn't know where to get started. Then, he realized that he must change his attitudes first to change his situation. So while working for Petroleum Company for seven years, he prepared himself, he learned to work with other people and learned from them, studied who David Neagle is, and how to be a successful person. Later, David decided to leave the corporate world and build his own business. He left his work to consulting, coaching, speaking, and that he built Neagle Media. Because David was very determined to win, he had developed the ability to lose without taking it personally, take chances, take risks, develop the good attitudes, frameworks, and learn from the mistakes and people he had with. A mentor motivated him to become a good follower; he gets rid of his ego and the shame around asking for help which he had no idea that it was blocking him so much. Just like other entrepreneurs, he encountered bumps and challenges but learned to accept himself and embraced it. To him, failing is fine but what's not fine is that you never try what you desire to do with. Losing is not the end, so stand, and back up. Thus, stop being afraid of making decisions and failing but always find the right thing about the things that got wrong, learned from it and go on. He learned the strategy and tactics to enjoy success just like other entrepreneurs because mistakes don't really bother him but he used it to continue to grow and expand. David gives advice on not investing in the things that you don't understand and develop skills set in understanding your business like sales, marketing, social media, and stuff like that. On the other side, despite his success, David has always had a deep desire in helping people the way his mentor had helped him. From starting off with the basic idea of wealth fund - just taking 10 cents out of every dollar that came to the company to now having multiple companies and helping people to be free and creating the lifestyle they want. Therefore, he expands it more globally to really touch people's lives all over.  Neagle believes that entrepreneurship is something that's going to bring us together as a world more than it is that something that's going to divide us because most entrepreneurs want to do something good! Some Questions I Ask: Where did your journey begin from an entrepreneurial perspective? (00:43) What do you think is the one among the key characteristics of successful entrepreneurs that served you at the highest level as a business owner? (08:58) What's your definition of being a good student? (09:15) Is that one of the things that you see hurting a lot of entrepreneurs right now is this ‘figured it out on my own' mentality versus seeking mentorship? (11:36) What is it that you see stopping so many people and how can they go about overcoming those things to take that first step? (12:59) How does somebody go about taking the actions to clean up some of those toxic relationships in their life? (14:38) When did you feel like in your entrepreneurial journey you really embraced every aspect of who David Neagle is? (18:01) What are some of the things that you consistently do no matter what that leads to that type of growth internally, spiritually, emotionally, and externally in your physical world? (23:16) Were you born a great entrepreneur or did you create a great entrepreneur? (26:30) How did you go about building wealth? (29:34) When is it the right time to diversify a little bit and start investing out of my business additionally? (32:53) What keeps you with both hands on the steering wheel pushing the businesses forward that you're pushing forward? (36:50) In This Episode, You Will Learn: The bad event that shifted David's life. (01:46) How David changed things in life. (05:22) The 3 key characteristics of successful entrepreneurs. (06:00) The difference between a dysfunctional person and a toxic person. (15:24) 3 things that made his life a really big difference. (20:55) How to avoid your idea won't go away. (23:30) Quotes: “My whole life shifted.” “Life is short, you don't know when you're gonna go or nothing is certain.” “If you're gonna do anything, you better do it now.” “All good leaders are also good students.” “You have to really be willing to let go of the way you think it's opposed to working or you need to be right and follow something that actually does.” “If you don't create the right environment for yourself in which to succeed in, you won't.” “This is my life, I never going to know if I don't try.” “If you could own the failure and not be afraid of the failure, you're gonna win.” “Always get what you need when you need it.” “Everything that goes wrong and a lot of things will go wrong, there's something right about it.” “Everything is already here.” “Every level has new devils.” “Be careful not to let our idea roll us.” “I was born with a very adventurous spirit.” “I would never invest in something that I didn't understand not only the company but the psychology behind why it works.” “I know how to make money in my companies very very well.” “Being on entrepreneurial is something that's on fire in the world right now.” Connect with David Neagle on: The Successful Mind Podcast Website Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Instagram

In this episode of the Millionaire Mindcast, we have a humble and amazing guy, Mark Haney who shares his entrepreneurial adventure from managing video companies to a huge security company, how he has helped lots of entrepreneurs, talks about Angel Investing, and gives tips on how to create an amazing team and culture within your business, how to take yourself to the next level and achieve your goals and vision, and the things you ‘must-have' to be successful! Mark Haney is a serial entrepreneur, an Angel Investor, the Host of The Mark Haney Show, an amazing dad and husband, and Co-Founder of the Haney Business Ventures, a unique platform that includes digital & broadcast media, programs & events, business services, investment, and space, all designed to provide the next generation of entrepreneurs with access to the expertise, connections, and support they need to realize their dreams. Along with his brother and friends, they started with 12 video stores who know nothing but keeping their harmonious relationships within the company. Mark admitted that he was not a perfect leader but trying to develop a system of leadership, and understand the culture he's creating within his team. He believes that the right set of stakeholders in your life is a huge hint whether you win or lose. So being united as a team in growing and reaching their visions and goals is an advantage. Mark is striving hard to grow faster as it will not only create an opportunity for him but for his team. He is obsessed with the process of making people better and building the right team. Therefore, he is currently building a team with entrepreneurs in Sacramento and investing in 37 companies, and looking forward to working with a hundred influential entrepreneurs to be business millionaires. Just knowing what you want to accomplish is a good start, and hopefully, surround yourself with people that believed in your ‘why'! Some Questions I Ask: Where did your entrepreneurial journey did start? (01:59) How do you grow your business to where you at right now? What's your actual business strategy? (05:20)  What were some of the most important things that people should have as part of the equation to become successful? (08:37) Did you ever envision when you first started the video companies exiting and selling it? (16:09) When did you start thinking about this second phase of your entrepreneurial career and journey? What did that whole transition look like for you? (19:24) What is Angel Investing mean to you? (22:00) What are some of the pitfalls that you see people who are pitching you the business ideas missing and kind of a whole package to you from an investor perspective  (25:04) Are there any rule thumbs in your world that people should internalize as they're starting and structuring their business? (31:34) What's been one of your biggest takeaways recently from some of the business owners that you've interviewed that is something you want to pass along to that 20-year-old of you?  (44:46) In This Episode, You Will Learn: Mark's greatest learning experience. (06:38) Mark's best decision he has ever made as a CEO. (10:59) Impostor Syndrome of entrepreneurs. (13:26) Mark's billion-dollar dream. (17:21) What are the traits of a good founder. (27:18) Creating a hundred millionaire business partners in the backyard. (28:09) Roots of entrepreneurship. (32:53) Shiny Objects Syndrome – what is it. (36:56) When is the time to pivot. (40:35) Quotes:  “If you put the right people in your life, it's not quite so scary.”   “None of us is great at everything.” “I had more success than I was expecting.” “Just being comfortable in your own skin.” “I always think of myself as a team guy.” “Just be you.” “Just knowing what you want to accomplish is a good start.” “Nobody builds a truly great business alone.” “A startled strategy is the biggest recipe for disaster.”    “Until you're number 1 in the market, you'll probably have unleashed your full potential.” Resources Mentioned: Exceptional Service, Exceptional Profit book by Leonardo Inghilleri and Micah Solomon Mining for Diamonds book by Patricia M. Fero Connect with Mark Haney on: Website Facebook Instagram YouTube LinkedIn Twitter The Mark Haney Show Show Brought To You By: TheRichLifeAcademy.com Episode Sponsored By: TheRichLifeStore.com Questions? Comments? Do you have a success story you would like to share on the show? Send us an email to Questions@MillionaireMindcast.com

In this episode of the Millionaire Mindcast, we have an impressive guest, Aaron Amuchastegui who shares his big wins and big losses in life, and all the craziness, how he got behind the bars but stand & back up, how he started on flipping houses, the story of massive success and how he blew it away, how he back up for the third time around, and actionable tips on how they live a rich and reasonable life, and keeping it on the zenith! Aaron Amuchastegui is a best-selling author of 5 Hour School Week, an entrepreneur, a real estate investor who had flipped over 1,500 houses all around the country, one of the principals at Homerock LLC, a real estate consulting company focused on distressed assets, owner of Aaron Amuchastegui Construction, a contractor focused on high-speed high turnover remodeling projects improving value to distressed properties, and the President of AMA Construct Inc, who has managed the acquisition and sales of more than $100 Million dollars in single-family homes acquired at the trustee sale and through public-private partnerships with Nonprofits and banking partners.  Aaron's dad was a custom home builder and his grandma was a developer, so he grew up doing construction real estate that's why he always wanted to do it. He was 20-years-old when he started partying all the time, did crazy things, got into trouble, and got behind the bars. Aaron wasted his most productive time in prison.  He realized that he needs to gain it back and it drives him to get out there and make his life better. This guy makes up the lost time, tries new things, and shifts his life on the right path. Later, Aaron started flipping houses and succeeds. But because of unplanned actions & uncontrolled spending on the wrong things, they blew up the opportunities. They hit the bottom but during his down moments, Aaron swallows his pride from being a millionaire to doing manual jobs like what a carpenter typically do, and became an Uber driver. He decided to do something and not just be lazy to go back in the path.  They hold their faith and their spiritual part stronger and it really helps them get up and back up. Now, Aaron and his wife Kaleena have over 1,000 rental properties and looking forward to adding more. The couple makes sure they would not miss the second chance; they spend their money on the right thing, donating a portion of their income to the church,  and building more memories with his family. One thing that they're sure of, even if they went broke again; they wouldn't regret they wasted their money on stupid things and they set their family as a priority. Some Questions I Ask: Where did all this start? (00:30) What was your mindset when you've got in trouble? (03:37) You've got your turbulent time in your life, where does that take you next in your career? (13:44) Being in a rough spot and rough place, what was your mindset at that point in time(28:00) How did you assess doing those necessary things to get you back on the path? (38:10) How have masterminds played the role in what you've accomplished over the last 3-5 years? (42:12)  How's your intention of showing up to mastermind events and the relationships that you're building? (44:59)  How do you find time for the balance? (51:13) Give us three (3) productivity tips that the hard-charging entrepreneurs and wealth builders can take away from this episode. (01:00:38)  In This Episode, You Will Learn: Aaron's shame & guilt in life. (04:24) How Aaron gets his life back and started flipping houses. (15:04) Things that would happen with success and money without knowing what you're getting into. (24:09) How Aaron shifts his life and the habits that he adapted that raise him up again. (29:18) The lessons that he learned during his down moments. (31:12) The couple big things Aaron learned that went him to like a thousand of rental properties now. (33:50) Why Aaron gives away 30% of their income and profits to churches now. (35:31) How mentors have helped Aaron. (37:20) Setting the KeyStone Goal of the Year. (01:01:24) The importance of having a planner and a journal. (01:04:43) Quotes:  “There's nothing that will teach us like our mistakes will.” “It's the best thing that people should be judged on what they do after the mistake not the mistake.” “People's pain levels are different.” “God putting the pieces together.” “It's been really really fun to get to rebuild and change. “You have to hunt to find that value.” “Mistake is what creates the best memory and the best action.” “Don't let anyone else decide how you should run your day.” Resources Mentioned: The 4-Hour Workweek by Timothy Ferriss The Miracle Morning by Hal Elrod GoBundance FamBundance Connect with Aaron Amuchastegui on: Instagram Aaron Amuchastegui Construction The 5-Hour School Week book by Kaleena Amuchastegui & Aaron Amuchastegui

In this episode of the Millionaire Mindcast, we have a legendary guest, Gay Hendricks who shares insights about taking your big leaps, understanding “Pure Consciousness”, how to be genuinely wealthy, rediscovering yourself and finding your true genius, and making the best use of yourself while living! Gay Hendricks is a psychologist, best-seller author of the books, teacher, coach, and one of the major contributors to the fields of relationship transformation and body-mind therapies. He is best known for his work in relationship enhancement and in the development of conscious breathing exercises. Throughout his career, he has coached more than eight hundred executives, including the top management at firms such as Dell, Hewlett-Packard, Motorola, and KLM, along with his wife Katie, appeared on Oprah, and hosted seminars around the globe. Despite growing up in a no entrepreneur family, at a very young age Gay discover his passion in this field. He earned dollars through selling watermelons, eggs, worms, and sandwiches. But he used to be a fat kid during his first year in life and added more and more pounds as the years passed. Being brought to different specialist, still Gay find it hard to loss a pound. Not until he was 24 years old, when he experiences the 2-minute state of openness At the very moment, Gay realized what's the causes of the granular problem. He never has a commitment to having a healthy body and a happy life. From then, he really found his life path, and wanted to share it to the world to help other people to uncover the core essence of themselves. In order to get a fresh start in life and be able to create a life they want now!  Some Questions I Ask: Where did your entrepreneurial / authorship journey start? (00:36) Who kind of ignited that flame inside of you? (03:25) When you were first starting out, did you know exactly what you wanted to do or where did the career path start to open up for you on where you really found like you were getting some traction on what you're passionate about? (04:09) Do you have to hit your head on the ground to experience that “Pure Consciousness” or are there other ways and other techniques that people can utilize to tap into that meta tool? (12:42) What are some of the high-level explanations about the Upper-limiting problem, and Four Zones? (13:55) What is it that prevents so many people on earth from not only transcending to their zone of excellence but actually living in their zone of genius? What does operating in your zone of genius look like? (19:36) What does it look like not only to get to the Zone of Genius but sustain and grow in that space? (30:57) When it comes to being able to find your zone of genius, is it as easy as that, or is there some patience, is there some evolution that needs to happen, and is it an ingredient in finding that space? (34:47) What is it about what you are working on or where you see yourself going that inspires and motivates you on a daily basis? (36:32)0 Who are some of the people that you admire that you see operating in their zone of genius that may or may not know that they're in that zone? (38:22) In This Episode, You Will Learn: The first moment when Gay experience the 2-minute state of openness and feeling in touch with his “Pure Consciousness” (06:36) What the Genius Zone book all about (10:47) The $20,000 dollar question that will change your life (22:49) The two things you need to do to be genuinely wealthy (26:12) Creating a “No Blame Diet” relationship (28:52) The three things that you should grow together to make you a whole person (30:13) Finding the key indicators of what your genius is now (31:54) Quotes: “You just never know when the bug is gonna bite.” “The mistakes you've made in the past are learning experiences.” “Wealth is not about having; wealth is about being.” “You're only breath away from your genius.” “The happier you get, the more you bring forth to your genius; the more you bring forth to your genius the happier you get.” “We have to think of ourselves as an instrument and the universe is playing us.” Connect with Gay Hendricks on: Hendricks Institute Instagram Facebook Conscious Loving book by Gay Hendricks and Kathlyn Hendricks The Genius Zone book by Gay Hendricks The Big Leap book by Gay Hendricks

Despite the safety record of commercial aviation, realistically, we're actually stepping into relics of the 1960s every time we board a plane. The technology of flight, from the deafening engines to the high fuel consumption, is all based upon knowledge and capabilities of a bygone era. If we're ordering our groceries with the help of voice-activated robots and driving cars with barely-audible engines, isn't it time for the aircraft we use to get a face-lift as well?Aside from the argument that it's long overdue, there are other, more pressing, considerations too. Fuel consumption, noise, and environmental impact, to name a few. Electrification has benefits to offer in each of those categories, but before we're able to board battery-operated commercial jets, we need to understand how electric fits into the bigger picture within aviation. Both the industry and consumers at large need to understand the technology, and we need to train pilots how to operate these cleaner, more modern machines. Today's guest is George Bye, Founder of Bye Aerospace. His background as a military pilot and in the private sector for big aviation players like Boeing led him to start his own forward-thinking aviation company. Also joining us today is Jim Forrester, Director of Design Engineering for Bye Aerospace. He'll share the design details that factor into electric-powered aircraft, and the advanced methods of digital design that get planes off the paper and into the air. In this episode, you'll hear about the early days of trying to sell the concept of electric flight when the technology seemed unthinkable. You'll learn how an electric plane operates, how design is affected by the battery, and the urgent need for trained pilots in the coming years. We'll also cover the long-term benefits of flying electric in terms of cost, energy consumption, and the decreased environmental impact. Some Questions I Ask:Where does aviation fit into today's economy and why is it important? (3:53)What kinds of reactions were you getting during early presentations of electric technology? (10:08)How do we benefit from electric aviation? (11:35)How might electric aviation affect how pilots are trained in the future? (20:54)Can electric planes hold the same amount of weight as traditional aircraft? (27:04)How do you see the aerospace industry evolving? (47:03)What You'll Learn in this Episode:Why change is needed in the industry (4:46)A vision for the future of electric (7:33)How the electric eFlyer aircraft works (13:25)The urgent need for trained pilots (24:15)Answers about electric flight safety (30:17)Using the digital twin to design an aircraft (36:32)Connect with George Bye:LinkedInConnect with Jim Forrester:LinkedInConnect with Jennifer Piper: LinkedIn See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

It’s undeniable, women have always had to fight more than men to prove and establish themselves, to show they can bring that same (and sometimes even better) value to society as their male counterparts. In the past decades, women broke numerous glass ceilings and showed the world their righteous place in the workforce. However, even today, there are still a lot of areas that are dominated by men. Women keep feeling discouraged to pursue certain kinds of careers and to express and show their real expertise. If you recognize yourself in this statement, then you’ve found this episode for a reason.Today’s guest Anna Sauceda, a businesswoman with a career spanning over three decades in very different roles, will tell us how she was able to stay true to herself and at the same time break a lot of glass ceilings and establish herself as a woman in the workplace. Anna lived her life following her desire to serve people and their communities, a value and principle that guided her throughout all her life. Anna Sauceda taught for six years preschool, kindergarten, and first grade. She was then sought out by the East LA YMCA to develop child care programs, which led her to be selected as the first Latina in California to become an executive of a YMCA. After 10 years of service at the YMCA, she was then recruited by Telacu to become vice president of the Telacu foundation. Her expertise in fundraising and program management propelled the foundation to new heights for the next five years. In 2005. Anna and her husband Darrell made the decision to open their own construction company ACS group, better known as the Associated Construction Services group. Tune in to Episode 31 to learn how Anna broke a lot of glass ceilings, how she showed her true value to men staying true to herself, and how faith guided her throughout her career.Some Questions I Ask:Where did you grow up? (4.44)How did you continue to level to new positions at the YMCA? (12.14)How is it like to work in a field dominated mostly by men? (32.13)In This Episode You Will Learn :How Anna became the second woman in the country to be an executive director of the East Los Angeles YMCA. (12.20)Why Anna and her husband Darrell decided to open a construction company together. (18.29)What it is like for Anna to work in a field dominated by men. (32.23)Connect with Anna: ACS ConstructionInstagramTelacu FoundationLet’s Connect!WebsiteFacebookInstagramLinkedInJackie Tapia Arbonne websiteHow To Handle Your Shit Amiga & Have a Better Life! - Free masterclass See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this episode of the Millionaire Mindcast, we have a very humble guest Mike Ayala, who shares his entrepreneurial journey and so much wisdom on measuring the exponential growth in an organization, finding opportunities and leveraging it, having great rhythm and routine that serving you well, the importance of investing in talents, and how to excel in business without the skill sets! Mike Ayala is an amazing dad, a serial real estate investor, business coach, speaker, podcaster, founder of Investing for Freedom, and co-founder of Four Peaks Capital Partners, and Park Place Communities that currently has 35 manufactured home communities in 13 states. He was 24 years old when he founded his first construction company and has been involved with over 2,000 projects totaling over $1 billion. It scaled quickly to more than 100 employees and sold at a $12 million valuation, making it onto the Inc. 2009 “2500 Fastest Growing Companies in America” list. Mike was a slave in his job, working 110 hours a week. He realized that missing his kids growing, and being always away from home was not a life that he signed up for.  It took him 20 years to grasp that it’s better to be a slave by his own business not by someone else. Thus, he started his own construction company that later grew into a successful one. Not just that, he emerged himself into real estate investing, and later became the owner of dozens of properties. In spite of his victory, Mike stays his feet off the ground. He always sees himself as a mentor to clients, and his employees, not a boss. Now, Mike helps busy professionals and business owners find true freedom to live their best life! Some Questions I Ask: Where did your entrepreneurial journey start? (04:34) What has your business and portfolio of investments look like for the last 20 years? (07:12) What was that catalyst for you in your journey that made all the difference and took that momentum to the next level? (12:56) How does someone earn permission to start finding leverage and bringing talent into their world or looking for strategic partnerships, what does that framework look like in your mind? (15:04) How do you measure your investments and return on human capital? (20:39) What is Traction? What is the difference between integrator and visionary? How freeing was it for you when you identify and put yourself in the right set? (24:43) What are your core strengths? Are those things that were natural to you or you need to build discipline in order for your mission to be successful? (28:20) Are there some key characteristics and skill sets that you think are necessary or aren’t necessarily required to be successful and really thrive your business? (32:03) How did you get to a place where you created that balance for yourself? (36:37) What is it about your wife and how have you guys been able to create such a strong foundation and longevity in your marriage? (42:10) How do you know she was the right person for you? (43:44) What does that rhythm look like in terms of how you guys stay connected and on the same page with things? (45:36) What are you most excited about in terms of investing and wealth building in 2021 and beyond? (49:24) What are you doing to find those opportunities, and capitalize it? (53:26) In This Episode, You Will Learn: The importance of setting boundaries in life (03:06) Mike being a visionary and becoming a good operator and integrator (07:48) The ROI on investing in human capital (15:48) Work-life Rhythm (37:40) Mike’s rules in life (38:36) War and peace time leaders (50:17) Quotes: “What probably makes us really successful in life is also it could be detrimental to us.” “It’s better to be a slave to me than to someone else.” “If your business isn’t helping you achieve your personal goals then you just own a job.” “If you are the smartest guy in the room, you need to find the bigger room.” “If we truly believe that we can do everything better than everyone else, that’s a real problem.” “If it’s not great, if it’s not fun, I’m not doing it.” “You have no balance until you have some.” “Balance is a lie.” “If you don’t understand your rules, then you’re not going to understand when you’re out of the rhythm.” Resources Mentioned: Traction book by Gino Wickman  Connect with Mike Ayala on: Investing for Freedom Podcast with Mike Ayala Instagram Facebook YouTube LinkedIn

What if aging is optional!? Would you like to live your best life as you age? Aging is inevitable and as Ann Louise share’s in her new book, Radical Longevity, it’s possible to age with vitality and grace. She believes it is important to embrace getting older and view aging as a privilege.Joining me on this episode of Everyday Awesome is Ann Louise Gittleman, The First Lady of Nutrition and an expert in health and healing. For several decades Ann has been a gamechanger in health, nutrition, and helping our bodies be the best they can be through building a strong immune system. Ann believes that we can make the most out of aging through vitality, resilience, and grace, and is sharing this in her book, Radical Longevity. Ann Louise and I talk about the habits that we can implement throughout our day to day lives in order to set our future selves up for ultimate health. Ann also talks about the resources she turns to for credible health research, what the mission of her book Radical Longevity is, and the tips and tricks that you can use to improve your health. Tune in to Episode 12 to learn about Ann’s knowledge and advice on how to age confidently, healthily, and gracefully!Some Questions I Ask:Where do you look to access credible research and data in the health industry? (13:03)Is this something we should start when we’re younger? (19:51)What are some of the targeted foods that you talk about in your book? (32:42)What is next for you? (43:37)In This Episode You Will Learn: How Ann became involved in the health industry (5:23)What inspired Ann to write Radical Longevity (17:34)That you can release accumulated toxins (29:21)How household items may be aging us (34:56)Actionable takeaways from Ann (46:02)Connect with Ann:Book - Radical LongevityWebsitehttps://annlouise.com/books/radical-longevity/partners/ Resources MentionedHealth Science InstituteGreen Med InformationChildren’s Health DefenseDr. George Brewer - Copper and Alzheimer’sLet’s Connect!InstagramTwitter LinkedIn Email: everydayawesomewithtriciag@gmail.com See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this episode of the Millionaire Mindcast, we have an impressive guest, Christopher Ryan shares insights and wisdom on living the best version of yourself in all aspects of life, accountability hacks, handling fears and inadequacy, how to easily build relationships, the secrets to a mastermind group, and the benefits of GoBundance! Christopher Ryan is a serial entrepreneur, investor, CEO of GoBundance, Founder and President of Paredigm Enterprises, a consulting firm helping individuals, companies, and nonprofits realize their goals; and the Texas and Puerto Rico Chair for TIGER 21, the premier peer-to-peer learning organization for ultra-high-net-worth individuals. This incredible man values education, health, sports, and religious upbringing. He first started in the business when he was 17 years old. Just like the whole world, he also faced some form of adversity but did his best to get through, and develop strengths around it. Chris strongly believes that life is all about driving significance and mastering your lives. Likewise, the measure of contribution to this world is not based on the success that you have but finding your real purpose to make your life worth living for. Chris emphasizes that life is so short, therefore, prioritize health, relationships, family, and help other people achieve their significance in order to be more fulfilled, and happier!  Some Questions I Ask: Where did your entrepreneurial trail and journey begin? (01:11) Where did the confidence in your ability to just figure it out and execute and take action come from? (03:55) What is your framework in how you engage and dance with fear, doubts, and inadequacies for those that struggle the same thing? (07:36) How did you get into this world of a mastermind? Why did you get into this space? (13:23) What has been your framework or strategy for the ability to connect with people and close the gap really quickly, add value, and create truly meaningful friendships? (17:31) What is your definition of a mastermind and why are they so powerful? (24:13) Why is GoBundance a place you decided to call home? (32:16) What are you most excited about for GoBundance moving forward? (36:48) Talk to me about the importance of having accountability baked into your life? How can somebody create more accountability in their life to take to the next level? (41:25) What are you paying attention to right now? What is your bread and butter on wealth building? What does that look like going forward for you? (50:09) In This Episode, You Will Learn: The 3 things that serve Chris throughout his life (01:28) Moments when Chris is dealing with fear, uncertainty, and feeling of inadequacy (04:25) The real meaning and facts about success (09:22) Things that rocket-fueled to build relationships (21:09) What is Mastermind Group (24:26) Quotes: “If you’re not willing to take risks, you’re not willing to achieve your words.” “Fear and desperation can be a pretty strong motivator.” “When you’re facing some form of adversity that you find out who you truly are.” “The success is oftentimes were the byproduct of overcoming some form of an obstacle in my path.” “I got to make fear, my friend.” “Life is not about simply achieving success.” “Success is not chasing after something; success is who you are as a human being.” “It’s so much more important to be interested in others than to try to be interesting.” “If you can help enough people to achieve their success, this universe is fair.” “Relationship is the ultimate form of currency and richness, and fulfillment, and satisfaction in my life.” Resources Mentioned: Halftime book by Bob Buford The Second Mountain book by David Brooks Connect with Christopher Ryan on: GoBundance Tiger21 LinkedIn

Did you know that how we decorate and organize our spaces has a direct impact on our health, success, relationships, and overall satisfaction in our lives? According to the practice of Feng Shui, the placement of items in your home and office can bring more abundance and energy flow into all areas of your life. Joining me on this episode of Everyday Awesome is Danijela Saponjic. Danijela is a SpaceHealing and Feng Shui master, and mother of 4 boys. Born in Germany to a family from the Balkans, Danijela’s connection to the spirit of nature runs deep. She created the SpaceHealing Method to help people around the world align their environment to the power of nature, and heal old energies so they no longer affect the current lives being lived in these places. Danijela has written three books on Feng Shui and a deck of Clutter Clearing cards – all released in Germany. As a result of Danijela’s expertise, her clients open up new space to call in their dreams, visions & desires with joy and ease.Danijela and I discuss how she has been a pioneer in her field and has touched thousands of lives through her books, trainings, and private consultations over the past 20 years. We also dive into the history of Feng Shui and what Danijela advises in order to attract the energy that you want into your home. Tune in to Episode 11 to learn why creating Feng Shui is important and the tools that Danijela recommends applying to your home!Some Questions I Ask:Where does this life force energy come from? (7:07)How did you get into Feng Shui? (13:35)What are ways that the way we organize impacts our health? (25:48)What about the external forces that we don’t have control over? (32:55)Are there obvious no-nos? (48:40)In This Episode You Will Learn: What Feng Shui is (5:45)The history of Feng Shui (11:45)The importance of decluttering (22:15)About the Feng Shui in your soul (30:00)What Danijela recommends for listeners (36:50)Let’s Connect!InstagramTwitter LinkedIn Email: everydayawesomewithtriciag@gmail.comConnect With DanijelaInstagramFacebookWebsite See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this episode of the Millionaire Mindcast, we have a return guest from episode 2, David Osborn who shares insights and wisdom on how to navigate entrepreneurship in today’s environment, why spending money and enjoying life matters, how to deal with impostor syndrome, how to be successful in real estate, and smart and strategic way to build wealth!  David is a father, an incredible entrepreneur, real estate investor, speaker, and wealth-building mentor,  traveler, author of the best-selling book “Wealth Can’t Wait”, co-founder of GoBundance, an accountability-based group of entrepreneurs, and sits on the board of the 1Life Fully Lived non-profit, a member of YPO/WPO Austin and TIGER 21, and contributes to various causes from fighting cancer to building clean water wells through Charity Water. He is also the principal owner of the 6th largest real estate company in the US, operating principal and/or investor in five Keller Williams Regions and nine Market Centers owns 20+ real estate related ventures, principle of an REI private equity group, and the operator of over 35 profitable real estate-related businesses in the US and Canada.   David got around with wealth as a kid. At a young age, he decided to be rich like his uncle. He was a great student and worked very hard throughout his life. He believes that it takes some sacrifice, some process, and some pain to build wealth. At 37, David bought his first new car. He realized that although he needed to live below his means but also spending money and enjoying life really matters. In spite of being successful in his journey, David shows up being humble and always shows the eagerness to learn from high-level people. He keeps looking for winners who can teach him anything that would be useful to reach his goals. Besides, he is a black mamba when it comes to his goals. David strikes, sleeps with the approach, and gets his goals done. In fact, he maintains a habit tracker that tracks all the things he wants to get through. Also, he tried to give value to others by any means like through his wealth-building mentorship. Now, David has 101 single-family homes and makes a million a year without doing anything. His best advice, don’t wait and waste time buying real estate. Do it now! Some Questions I Ask: Where did your journey start? (03:04) When did you actually start to feel rich? (06:15) How did you get the clarity of when and how do you give yourself permission and start playing up to higher levels and creating bigger opportunities for yourself? (10:54) What do you say to people that are trying to shape and expand their identity to level up in life? (14:43) If you were to boil it down one or two habits or rhythms in your life that have just been in consistent repetition of actions that you’ve taken over the course of your entire career and lifestyle or recently over the last few years, which ones come to your mind for you? (24:53) What has been your secret to success in terms of bringing really exceptionally talented and skilled but also just well-rounded human beings into your world? (28:13) What is it that keeps you consistently committed to that discipline of networking, of education, of growth? How did you stay complacent in the world that many people would say is ideal and you don’t need to do anything anymore?  (31:57) What were some of the things that showed for you last year and what you may be focusing on this year in terms of growth? (34:49) What do you see the opportunities that you’re focused on maybe in your world and what are you hearing in some of the networks that you’re involved in? What are people excited about? Where’s the money flowing to right now? (39:45) What’s your message to the people that want to build wealth and create an amazing lifestyle for themselves and the reality of the timeline and the discipline to unlock it?  (45:07) In This Episode, You Will Learn: Living below your means while spending money and enjoying life (11:25) Likability Formula & Internal Family Systems Concept (19:42) Quotes:  “Life always boils down to a decision: Do you want to be wealthy or not?” “Don’t wait to buy real estate, buy real estate and wait.” “Repetition is the mother of all success.” Connect with David Osborn on:  Website Instagram Wealth Can’t Wait book by David Osborn

What does it actually mean to gain clarity? “Clarity” is such a buzz word that gets thrown around, but it rarely gets unpacked beyond the surface layer. For me, learning how to create clarity was one of the most challenging lessons I've learned as a leader. Without personal or organizational clarity, it's hard to identify the endgame, and it's impossible to effectively lead a team. But what does it mean and how can you find it? That's exactly what this episode is all about. I talk with Karen Kelly, who talks about her journey from working at Taco Bell, Boston Market, Panera, Sweetgreen and Drybar. She is an unbelievably skilled operational leader who knows what it takes to build a world-class team and unleash the power of those around her. Throughout our conversation, we unpack the concept of clarity, including why it's important and how to do the work to gain it. Karen also shares her non-negotiables, and what muscles she's had to work in her career and life to maintain the level of success she has today. Some Questions I Ask: Where did your journey begin? (2:01)How did you gain clarity around your higher purpose of impacting people? (6:04)What leadership skills did your CEO mentor have? (10:13)What is the leader's role in helping others create clarity, be fearless, and grow? (11:55)Who is responsible for establishing clarity in business building? (27:03)What is your brand? (36:54)In This Episode You Will Learn: How Karen developed her leadership skills and focused on creating impact. (6:30)How Karen's mentor helped Karen develop leadership skills and her career journey. (10:22)Karen's top 2 rules for effective leadership. (15:53)What “creating clarity” actually means. (23:34)What role instinct plays in creating clarity in building a business. (29:52)Karen's 4 core values. (38:02) Connect with Karen Kelly: LinkedInLet's connect:WebsiteLinkedInInstagram Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode of the Millionaire Mindcast, Eli Nash shares his life story, dark secrets and selfless mission of adding value, and helping people to unlock their full potential by learning to understand, embrace, and share their dark moments and experience! Eli Nash is the President of JEG & Sons Inc. and Co-Founder of MicDropLLC, was founded by Rosh Lowe and Eli Nash to respond to a growing need in the corporate world to allow for the skill of public speaking and the art of storytelling to be more accessible. They created a formula that harnesses the transformative power of storytelling to increase self-confidence and stimulate personal and professional growth. The technique is fast and effective. It is essential for anyone looking to express themselves. Eli came from a big family where parents always argue about money. He just wished that he had money in his pocket to give it to them to stop the fight. Seeing successful relatives and the struggle with money drives him to have it but he doesn't know how to do it. At the age of 15, Eli shows an interest in entrepreneurship where most of his conversation with his friends started circling about business. Later, his entrepreneurial spirit birth out of pain and hardships to creating and generating more income. He started from his daddy's floppy disc drives to making money on buying and selling various stuff on eBay, to body jewelry bazaar, cell phone accessories and eventually cell phones, offering their products to a lot of retailers and selling all over the world.  Now, he is a cell phone distributor worldwide, work with the largest companies in America with 80-90 employees selling hundreds of thousands of products monthly. His cell phone business exploding and the internet sells exploding. On the contrary, Eli is introverted and enjoy machines more than people. Communicating easily and appropriately wasn't something that came naturally for him. But he has been forced to learn a lot about himself in terms of overcoming challenges. He grows himself through dealing with customers, managing employees, and grow their business. He believes that skills set are learned and practiced and natural traits won't do if it's not cultivated. Moreover, Eli reveals the secret that buried inside him. He was sexually abused at a young age and he never told to anyone. He struggles the ability to tell anyone NO and struggling to understand his own boundaries. Therefore, he did see a therapist because of these problems. He was able to meet the person who abused him and forgave him for what he did because he really wanted to close this dark chapter of his life and move forward.  After years, he feels like he can speak about it now, he can be the voice of healing a lot of people who are afraid to talk about it. He started speaking about this, connects, and shares his inspiring story that impacted a lot of people who experience the same. This way he can help other people embrace, deliver and monetize their story. Thus, having closure to their dark secrets and move on. Eli is able to make a difference on this subject and got recognition. By confidently and proudly sharing your story, you're able to learn and grow yourself, inspire other people, and resolve the conflicts! Some Questions I Ask: Where did your entrepreneurial journey starts? (01:24) What was the first business that you'd kind of sunk your entrepreneurial spirit into? (03:12) What that real first entrepreneurial business look like and how you navigate it? (04:06) What is your business look like today? (07:50) What have been some of your biggest challenges that you've overcome as a leader and an entrepreneur? (08:15) What have been the biggest breakthroughs in your life that have served you at a higher level? (11:45) How were you continue to raise up that leadership and lead for yourself along the way? (13:45) How did you take that power of giving clean NOs and the clean YESes and how that opened up so many amazing opportunities for you? (17:49) What's your superpower as a human being in general? (19:00) How long did it take you to openly embrace sharing your secret story and message? (20:33) What are some of the tips on where do people start embracing their story? (33:04) Do you think to tell your stories have unlocked more opportunities, success, money, connections, and relationships for you? (47:27) In This Episode, You Will Learn: What drives him to make money. (01:49) The things that he realized being a cell phone distributor. (05:24) Rocket Ships that Eli got involved. (08:43) The possibilities when retailers won't be able to sell your products. (09:50) The advantage of Drop Shipping. (10:27) The 2 different skills set. (15:24) How Eli forgive the person who sexually abused him. (22:11) Why sexual abuse is a life long sentence. (23:22) The reason for circumcising young kids. (34:51) Shame and fighting for addiction. (44.11) The 3 components of Eli's Mike Drop business. (49:09) Quotes: “I gotta get out of whatever that is.” “Money equals peace.” “There's an opportunity to bridge the gap.” “Sells is not a sale.” “The passion for money being born in pain, the passion for story-telling and communication being born in the exact opposite.” “You don't become that good by accident.” “It seems disconnected but connected.” “The more you say yes, the more the word gets out.” “If not to make money, certainly to keep the money.” “Learning what's appropriate and not appropriate.” “Sexual abuse is a life long sentence.” “I'm able to make a difference on this subject.” “A lot of lessons are born in pain.” “When a lesson is taught to us with pain it sips into every cell of our being.” “I hate feeling the silence.” “I'm coming from my own story, my own place.” “Everyone can do that exploration.” “My past doesn't echo my future.” “We don't have one story, we have multiple stories.” “The story continues to evolve.” “Once you'll find your passion, you'll find your pain.” Resources Mentioned: ●     Eli Nash - “Secrets” Skipping Porn Addiction - Tedx Talks   Connect with Eli Nash on: Website LinkedIn Instagram   Episode Sponsored By: TheRichLifeAcademy.com Link to 6 Figure Flipper > Go.6FigureFlipper.com/registration

In this episode of Millionaire Mindcast, Jason Bond shares his amazing story that you can relate to. A glimpse on how stock trading works, and how he pursues more wealth and fulfillment in life! Jason Bond is a self-made millionaire trader who left the corporate grind to trade professionally. He's trained well over 10,000 paid members and is the #1 stock trading stock advisory service TrustPilot, which is the best member review site in the world. He's the co-founder of the trading education powerhouse, “Raging Bull”, and he's been featured on Forbes, The Street, Huffington Post, Investing.com, Seeking Alpha as well as the floor of the NYSE. During college days, Jason didn't really know what he wanted to do in life. All he knew he likes playing sports. He tried a few majors in college but didn't like it.  In line with his lifestyle, he chose to teach sports to the kids. He got awards in physical education. Within 8 years in teaching, he loves what he is doing. Jason expected to get rich as a teacher but it turns out not. It leads him to a $250,000 debts. He didn't know what to do and this is not the life he wanted. Although he loves teaching, she realized she wants more money. Jason don't know what to do to get rich, but he knows he was going to do something. Then, somebody recommended the books by Dave Ramsey on how to get out of debt. It was hard for him because he didn't quite understand the stuff about money but it explains so clearly in the book. Therefore, they sold their house and get rid of the huge debts. So they've got to zero, no net worth, no money, no debt. Jason quit in teaching, move to an apartment and sold their nice car. It took some serious risks, a lot of fear, but he was encouraged by the books he read. Jason explores a lot of different things and didn't know what exactly it would be. Eventually, he settled on stock trading. He wasn't a good trader but he knew that if he could be proficient and excellent in trading he could teach really well to other people based on his skill set. Experiencing many highs and lows in life. He works really hard on himself so he can take care of his family, his business, and his members. It took him 3 years to learn the skills of trading, even then it's still difficult. He did things to win up financial literacy because he wanted to be good at this. He works really hard to stay sharp and teach people what it means to trade. He started to earn money both in trading and in business. Jason met life coaches regularly to stay aligned with his purpose and stay balanced in life. He learned that in his pursuit of getting rich, it will not make him a better person.  If he could trade better, he can help more people and for him, it's an achievement. Giving back to charities fulfills himself. Trading requires discipline, it pulls out all your worst qualities. If you want to be a trader you need to get your life in order because trading can take you to the highs and the lows from one minute to the next. Understand that and deal with it, that wins! Some Questions I Ask: Where it all started and what drew you into the teaching space? (02:42) What made you choose and pursue teaching? (04:28) What was that awakening moment for you that you decided to leave teaching? (09:17) What were some of the questions that you started asking yourself? (12:59) How did you know it's the perfect timing to take another path? (21:11) How easy is it to start engaging in trading, building your wealth & leveling up your financial education? (28:04) How do you emotionally manage your energy to stay at a high level in all areas of life? (36:52) Why did you decide to give your trading profits to charity? (41:17) In This Episode, You Will Learn: Jason's sequel to becoming a multi-millionaire. (14:03) How he started on stock trading. (22:53) 3 things that tie into creating wealth. (27:18) Jason's target market in his coaching service. (28:45) How it looks like in stock market trading. (29:17) Jason's advice for people who want to be a trader. (35:07) How to be a much better trader. (37:54) Quotes: “This is going to be my journey.” “Consistency is highly rewarded.” “I started to realize I would like some more money.” “I don't know what I'm going to do to get rich but I'm going to do something.” “I'm a pretty aggressive person.” “If I didn't have a ton of debt then I didn't have an obligation.” “I was exploring a lot of different things.” “I'd ask a lot of people for help to get off the ground.” “There are a lot of things that needed to be checked off to become a consistent trader.” “I work really hard to stay sharp.” “Stock trading can be a good side hustle.” “You have to learn what you're doing.” “Trading takes some skills to get off the ground.” “If you lose, somebody wins your money.” “I wanna be good at this.” “I'm a pretty good trader, and I'm a much better teacher of that trading.” “I am good enough and I will show you, and if I'm not good enough, I'll go to something that I'm good at.” “Any marketing channels is a tough market.” “Companies crash, I buy it when it crashed.” “Trading can take you to the highs and can take you to the lows from one minute to the next.” “Putting myself first allows me to do a much better job.” “I work really hard on myself so I can take care of my family, my business, and my members.” “The wheels came off the wagon.” “It's very easy to get lost in the success.” “I kind of love hustling.” “It doesn't show up on accident.” “In my pursuit of getting rich, is it is not necessary to make me a better person.” “If I can trade better, I can help more people.” “I've found a little bit more peace since I've been balanced.” “That's always a battle, personal peace.” Connect with Jason Bond on: Raging Bull Trading Facebook Twitter Raging Bull Foundation

In this episode of the Millionaire Mindcast, we have an epic interview with Ross Buhrdorf, who shares all the actions and beliefs they've applied to flip up a startup company into a multi-billion dollar travel industry. Get ready as we dive in on today's conversation! Ross Buhrdorf is a serial entrepreneur, CEO at ZenBusiness, which democratizes entrepreneurship by making it easy to create, maintain and manage an LLC or other corporate entity. He is responsible for building both the team and the technology platform that ultimately created and defined the concept of the “short-term rental” and “vacation rental by owner” market. In his more than 30 years as a technology leader, entrepreneur and corporate executive, Ross helps transform the way consumers interact with technology. Also, CTO of the year in 2011 and founding chief technical officer for HomeAway (NASDAQ: AWAY) which he helped grow the company from a startup to its current position as a $3B global leader in the travel industry. Also, a member of the Board of Directors for American National Bank (where he is helping them through a digital transformation and security upgrade). He is passionate about the consumer Internet, security, mobile technology and how to apply innovation to build better products and a better world. At an early age, Ross was exposed on entrepreneurship. He is a risk taker, who believes that the best way to startup is to get out from your own comfort zone. It's just how managing the risks and being not afraid to fail and to continue the journey. However, Ross had failed startups but preferred to learn more from the failures in many cases. He knows that everything isn't going to be what he expected. But handling the situations wisely, setting a standard culture, finding the best actions, tools, and resources will help give more to the world. It is everyone's responsibility whatever selections they've made but making sure that you're getting the right perspective. Moreover, he believes that everything starts with the team and neighborhood. It doesn't need the right information but the right people. Ross trusted everyone's talent and capabilities. The team must have a common set of goals and culture, passion, and believed that you can do it. It empowers to come up something that is legendary and beyond to what expected. Action and consistency lead to the rewards if it's good or bad it depends on whatever actions you're taking. But don't forget to take extreme ownership and accountability in whatever actions or situations you're in. Lastly, Ross emphasized that at the end of the day it's not about the money or wealth but it's all about the freedom that money can give, and the control you have with your destiny!  Some Questions I Ask: Where did it all start for you? (08:49) What are some of the things looking back that contributes to how wise you're right now being a successful entrepreneur? (18:20) What's your thought in the overall landscape of today's marketplace? (21:13) What was HomeAway? (26:11) How did you guys get into the level of success, & was that designed or some luck along the way? (27:44) Tell me more about the great culture in HomeAway? (29:11) What is it about a culture that makes you so passionate and strongly needs to be present in many areas of life and successful business? (39:37) What are some of the things you guys found that attracting more amazing talent into your world without you doing anything? (43:32) What are some of the biggest challenge or needs that you consistently see new business owners are lacking? (48:16) In This Episode, You Will Learn: What's one of the things he learned early on his career. (10:48) What are the things he learned on his early failures. (18:57) What's Ross greatest superpower. (29:02) How to find out if you're in the right neighborhood. (29:38) Tips for startup culture. (30:54) The number 1 culture a company or team must have. (34:03) The advantage of startup. (41:01) The advantage of solopreneur. (41:44) Quotes: “Why would not go out on the risk if it's the same amount of risk?” “It's better to go out on the risk curve especially in this world economy.” “You got to begin in the right neighborhood.” “You got to work with the right people.” “It starts with the team and it starts with the neighborhood.” “You're responsible at your own career and your own voyage.” “If it's damn luck, we've been like pretty damn lucky.” “Culture is fundamental.” “No one is going to get fired for making a mistake, guaranteed you get fired for not making the decision.” “I think we all need a purpose in life.” “There's nothing wrong with money or wealth it's not bad, what you do with it is important.” “The money in the pocket allows you to have more freedom.” Connect with Ross Buhrdorf: Website LinkedIn Twitter

‘LEGACY OF LOVE' IS EVERY PARENT'S LEGACY WITH KEN WIMBERLY  Failure is not a sign to give up but a sign to strive hard and learn more. Everybody made mistakes, it's just how you've learned from it and use the best of it in the future.   In this episode of the Millionaire Mindcast, we have a remarkable guest, Ken Wimberly who dig in his constant entrepreneurial evolution and endeavors, shares his journey of living like a millionaire in all areas of his life, how he balanced his time for business, family, and for himself, and things that bring awareness and enhance your intentionality as a person.   Ken is a bit of a serial entrepreneur, a successful real-estate investor, owns real-estate offices, own lots of real estate asset, community leader, and constantly gives back to charities. He is the founder and Chief Visionary Officer of KW Net Lease Advisors, a commercial real estate brokerage firm headquartered in Fort Worth, TX. He is a founding partner in Laundry Luv, a chain of laundromats with a mission to educate, equip, and inspire those in the communities where they serve. He is also the Operating Principal/Franchise Owner of Keller Williams Realty in Abilene, TX. He has 16 streams of passive income and 4 streams of active income.  Ken Wimberly is the founder and visionary behind Legacy of Love, LLC., is the world's first and foremost parent-to-child journaling platform. The mission is to inspire parents and grandparents to become more involved and more purposeful in helping their children to grow up with happy, determined, and fulfilled lives.   Early in his life, Ken didn't have positive influences and had a negative life.  As he grew up, he feels like there were lots missing in his life. Influenced by Tom Cruise's movie and seeking for discipline, at 12-years-old he got into a full-time military boarding school where he learned discipline and leadership. Did well academically and graduated as valedictorian of his class. It gives him confidence, it instills a sense of pride and confidence. Later on, he served the country as a US Navy.  Other than that, Ken always loved numbers and so he decided to become an entrepreneur and open up a restaurant. But he always thought about the real-estate industry while operating his restaurant. So when opportunity and chance came, he grabbed it & got into the commercial real-estate business. He tried hard and did researching properties and learning everything. He believed he can figure things out. He surrounded himself with the right mentor, right people, tirelessly did repetition and repetition in building his skills over and over until he became that person that earns that paycheck and more consistent paychecks. Ken continues working and working and putting deals in front of other people. His commission goes higher and higher.   In addition, he found a book that got him into the journey of self-discovery, continuously creating more relationships and building the right mindset.  Despite how busy in his entrepreneurial career, Ken still makes time for his family, and himself. His family is his top priority and communication is key to get that support from them. Above all, Ken gives value to the memories they've shared in their family especially his children and so he created the ‘Legacy of Love'. It's a legacy that captures memories that might otherwise fade away with time.  Some Questions I Ask:  Where it all began and what lead you down to the path that you've been on for the last 15 or so years? (01:48)  Why did you choose commercial over residential real-estate? (22:18)  Was it always that you have this clarity in your ‘why', are you intentional of building that or was it an accumulation over time? (24:31)  Is it necessary to be all-in on business, if yes, how to balance other areas in your life? (27:30)  What are some of the challenges that you've encountered in pursuing a rich life? (33:26)  What are some of your biggest challenges with this new business that you're kicking of? (40:30)   What is the Legacy of Love? (41:42)  If you have a million dollars right now and you have to invest it, what would you do with it and why? (54:06)  What's the most influential relationship you've had in the last year and why? (54:42)  If you were given two weeks to live, what's your top one or two bucket list items that you would want to check off? (55:32)  The number one habit or muscle or discipline that you've had really developed that serve you at the highest level over your entire life, career, or business? (56:17)  What's the number habit or discipline that you're working on strengthening this year? (57:34)  In This Episode, You Will Learn:  One of the biggest mistake he did that shuts down his business. (08:39)  How did Kim pull himself out of the dark times in business? (10:02)  How he decided to make a leap and get into real-estate. (12:27)  The concept of ‘big why' that awaken him up. (17:21)  The affirmation that he did every day that keeps him in line with his purpose. (19:06)  The analogy of business and family. (26:48)  How health relates to being all-in in all areas of life. (31:02)  Kim's one piece of knowledge or advice to unlock a rich and fulfilling life. (59:13)  Quotes:  “Do something that's going to make you different”  “We made mistakes after mistakes.”  “I believed in myself.”  “I believed that we could have done what we wanted to do.”  “I believed that there would be another opportunity for me.”  “I am real to be intelligent.”  “The money is not the reason to get into one side.”  “Your health can't get neglect.”  “When you have your health in place, you've got the energy to be all-in in the world.”  “Having the team is leverage to think.”  “Create a product and get it out there so that the world can be doing what you're doing.”  “Read something positive every single day.”   Connect with Ken Wimberly on:  Instagram  Facebook  LinkedIn  Legacy of Love App 

I connected with Mike Vardy at the World Domination Summit in August, a worldwide gathering of remarkable people, and he is no exception.. Mike is a writer, speaker, podcaster and founder of Productivityist. He also manages to add a lot of humor and entertainment into the productivity space. Mike is a productivityist, or a productivity enthusiast. He enjoys studying the tools and habits of productivity, and he looks at the world differently because of it. Through the Productivityist blog and podcast, Mike is helping people stop “doing” productive and start “being” productive, by giving them the tools to start paying attention and setting the right intentions. We start our conversation about productivity discussing non-alcoholic beer and decaffeinated coffee. Seemingly tangential, body and energy are directly tied to productivity so I was interested to hear about his recent experiments in cutting both of these from his life. “I really enjoy finding ways to keep the rituals I have, but also do it in a way that's responsible and allows me to be the night owl that I am ... but not have those productivity spikes.” Mike sees most people getting stuck in a trap of doing just for the sake of doing, and that's not productive. “They'll basically go through the motions, they don't really segment out their to-do list, and as a result they end up with a fragmented to-do list.” They work haphazardly, trying to get as many things done as possible, until the day is done. Then they get home, wiped out, and do nothing.   “The problem is, when we do that, we aren't moving forward with any kind of purpose.”   At World Domination Summit, Mike talked about the idea of theming your work days, and the idea resonates with a lot of people. “Your calendar should be your overarching guide, but the details are in the to-do list.” What people tend to do is look at a given day, without giving it any meaning or purpose, then go through a checklist without intention. Mike doesn't like the idea of letting your schedule be your guide, or hyper scheduling, because it leaves no room for flexibility. If you theme your day and something unexpected comes up, like a last-minute coaching session, then you aren't lost when you get back to work. “I think there's some merit to giving themes to each day so you have an overarching focus, but when you hyper schedule yourself you run the risk of just completely falling off track, feeling overwhelmed and feeling that you haven't accomplished what you set out to do over the day.” It doesn't matter if you're a startup founder, working on your side hustle or a stay-at-home parent, theming your days can help you be productive. For someone who can't completely untether him or herself from their email, at least make it more manageable. Mike talks about the idea of Inbox Today. While many people try to get to Inbox 0, Mike tries to clear the backlog so that you only see email from today. Additionally, your inbox shouldn't be where you go to look for things. “It's a loading bay, not a warehouse”   Mike has a system called Three Mail, where each email goes into one of three folders. It's a simple process: Set up folders for every day of the week that you want to deal with e-mails (if that's every day, that's fine). When you get an e-mail, decide what day you want to deal with it, and then move it to the appropriate folder. When you first sit down with your email on a given day, deal with the folder for that day first. Then, organize your backlogged emails again.   Mike uses a number of physical and digital tools to improve his productivity: He believes that a digital task manager is a must in this day and age. “Your mind really is meant to be a factory and not a warehouse, so if you keep trying to store things in here you're just going to slow things down.” It's important to have a digital task manager for long term things, even if you're a paper person. Mike uses todoist, and Wunderlist is also simple and collaborative. He also uses Asana for team-based tasks. To maximize productivity, you may also want to track how long you spend on different tasks. To track how long you are spending on different websites, so you can see what is taking most of your time, RescueTime is a great tool. If you want to track where team members are spending their time, Time Doctor is a great tool. Mike also uses a device called Saent to track his time. It's a small button that you click to track how long it takes you to perform certain tasks, and it allows you to label websites as good or evil. Mike is beta testing a new product, called a ZIE. It is like an 8-sided die with blank sides, which you label. When you turn it to any given side, it starts tracking that time. It then integrates with a tool called Toggl.   “I like both the Saent and the Zie, because it's physical. It sits on your desk. You can't help but see it. I think physical tools, like having those visuals in front of you, are really important, because, frankly, digital tools can hide in the background. This can't.” Mike isn't actually a diehard tracker, but he believes the tools can be helpful for putting yourself in a good, productive mindset. Your brain sees the day or time, sees what it should be doing, and everything outside of that can fall away. “Again, paying attention and setting the right intentions. These tracking tools, unless you have the right intentions for them and then you find a way to pay attention to them, they're not going to be as much help to you as you'd like them to be.” “I'm a big believer in human automation, the automation that you set up … I'm not as huge a believer in setting up a bunch of digital automations because they can break, and they're not as connected to you.” Productivityist recently self-published The Productivityist Playbook. It includes video interviews, audio and a number of productivity plays. When you buy the guide, you receive 15 plays, and you can assemble your own productivity playbook out of them. If listeners of the show go to Productivityist.com/TheBoldLife, they will get one play for free! (Thanks Mike!) “I'm a big believer that even when business isn't personal, productivity always is. I don't think there's enough talk about the personal component of productivity, and I really want to put the personal back into it. That's what this whole guide is designed to do.” Mike is probably the most entertaining person in the productivity space, and I appreciate him coming on the podcast to talk. He gave us a lot of great tips and tools for living a bold life with more attention and the right intentions.   SOME QUESTIONS I ASK: Where are the biggest areas that Mike sees people struggling with their productivity? What are easy wins that people can implement into their life to get time back? Favorite tools to become more productive and track their productivity? What are Mike's favorite books for newbie Productivityists? IN THIS EPISODE, YOU WILL LEARN: How to avoid just going through the motions with your daily schedule. How to start each work day by paying attention and with the right intention. A better system for organizing your emails. A number of must-have tools for managing and tracking productivity. Plus much more… DON'T STOP HERE… Connect with Mike Vardy: Productivityist | Facebook | Twitter | Pinterest Go to Productivityist.com/TheBoldLife to get one free play from The Productivity Playlist Listen to The Productivityist Podcast Pick up The Productivityist Playbook by Mike Vardy ADDITIONAL RESOURCES: The Bold Life Business School World Domination Summit Todoist Wunderlist Asana RescueTime Time Doctor Saent ZIE Toggl “Ego is the Enemy” by Ryan Holiday “The Miracle Morning” by Hal Elrod “Zen to Done” by Leo Babauta “Making Ideas Happen” by Scott Belsky “The Go-Giver” by Bob Burg & John David Mann Clausthaler Alcohol-Free Beer