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Stephen Dela Cruz is known to be a visionary and he’s here to help you with your vision.  Stephen explains how a person without vision dies, meaning you can be alive but not truly living a life with purpose. He adds on If you make money your primary vision, you have no vision. Take a moment to ask yourself this, what is my vision? The answer to this question is it has to be way bigger than you. For instance, the word Television originated from Walt Disney Tell-A-Vision to be able to raise funds to help build Disneyland. A true visionary who made his outrageous dreams become a reality and surrounded himself with visionaries like himself. One common question Stephen asks himself when coaching is, who is that person in front of me? Who are they meant to be? Now ask yourself, what is my life purpose and how can I serve other people? Stephen says, if your vision’s not big enough, it’s not a vision. With all that was said, it’s time to take action. Write down your purpose and vision to create a road map to success.

Gaslighting, cat-fished, and other online dating scams...our guest today Jules Hannaford shares all inside her book Fool Me Twice. Plus, she breaks down her best tips and tricks for YOU to share your stories (no matter what they may be) and get your book published and marketed to the masses.   A Few Highlights from This Podcast:     - Jule's book: Fool Me Twice: Confessions of a Perpetual Internet Dating Neophyte   - Copy That Pops Episodes That Helped Jules with Her Book and Marketing!      - Episode 011 – Why It’s Important to Have a Social Media Strategy with Corinna Essa https://www.copythatpops.com/011      - Episode 012 – How to Set Yourself Apart with Stories with Christoph Trappe https://www.copythatpops.com/012       - Episode 022 – Quick Copy Tip: #StayStrong Edition https://www.copythatpops.com/022       - Episode 043 – The More We Tell Stories, The More Relatable We Become with Stephen Dela Cruz [Book Influencer Mini-Series] https://www.copythatpops.com/043       - Episode 064: Overcoming Entrepreneurshit & Writing a Book with Stephen Dela Cruz  https://www.copythatpops.com/064       - Episode 084: #1 International Best-Selling Author and ‘Gain Changing’ Takeaways with Tom Camp https://www.copythatpops.com/084   - 611-acre farm in Australia - Moved to Adelaide, Australia to teach and then moved to Hong Kong - Started online dating and got scammed a few times - Book is all about the online dating, scams, and resources to help others avoid getting “cat-fished”! - The psychology of Gaslighting, and how to watch out for it. - Brene Brown TED talk on Vulnerability - Ted Bundy documentary - The “romance scam industry” is an over $1 billion industry (yikes) - Why Jules wrote such personal stories in a book - Lessons learned, tips, and tricks for writing your book, marketing your book, and getting more media exposure leveraging your book! (Lots of great tips in this episode!)      - Allot enough time     - Sleep enough and have a healthy lifestyle     - Chat with others about your stories (especially if they can help you remember more)     - Let go of perfectionism     - Add a resource or epiphany section at the end     - Twitter communities     - Instagram hashtags     - Paid ads on Facebook     - Book fairs, events, speaking gigs     - LinkedIn     - Writing competitions     - Thrive Global     - Canva.com     - Local newspapers, magazines, and radio stations     - Create a template email and customize it for each send out     - MailChimp     - Press Release with PRweb.com  - Twitter #JournoRequests     - Book clubs...offer to skype in free to talk with group if they use your book  - Podcasts - Jules will Skype in with your book club, if you’d like! (Email her at Jules@HongKongConfidential.net) - Hong Kong Confidential podcast Our Guest   Jules Hannaford grew up in rural South Australia before moving to Adelaide, the state capital, and beginning her career as a teacher. She now lives in Hong Kong, the setting of her first book, Fool Me Twice, which details the pitfalls and abuse she experienced in her online search for love.   Jules began writing her book in 2010 when she was involved in an internet dating scam. She decided this was an important story to share with other women to prevent them from becoming caught in the same trap and help them make safer, smarter decisions when dating online. It took a long time for her to muster the courage to share her story after battling the shame of choices that landed her in a dangerous situation she counts herself lucky to have survived.   Jules has always had a passion for people and their stories, so she started her podcast ‘Hong Kong Confidential’ in 2017 to provide a platform for sharing the stories of interesting and unique people in Hong Kong.   Just as she knows the importance of sharing their stories on her podcast, she feels that her story can make an important contribution to the safety of those navigating the complicated—and sometimes illusionary—internet dating world.     Great Quotes   "Listening to your podcast was just awesome! I got so many tips on writing hacks, social media, how to put together a memoir. It was just awesome. I was so thankful I found it!" - Jules Hannaford "There were so many quick copy tips that I used!" - Jules Hannaford   Take Action Now!   Amazon Bestselling Book Workshop + Resources [free] Bestselling Book Accelerator [best option to get your book done, live, and #1!] Speaker's Secret Gig List [get more speaking gigs]  Click here to access full shownote

In this episode Stephen interviews Jill Lublin, a world renowned PR specialist. Jill Speaks all over the world, hosting seminars teaching you how to up your PR game!    In Entrepreneurship PR is the difference between making tons of money, and no one knowing your name! So sit back, relax, and enjoy this weeks lesson on attaining Massive Success!   To get in contact with Jill: July 17th Course pulicitycrashcourse.com/registration Code: SuperDuper   Office Number: 415-883-5455   To get more involve with Stephen Dela Cruz and the Stegela Success Mastery Family!    Text Believe to 766-26 OR Schedule a meeting with Stephen  858-333-1534 Stephen@stegela.com

In this Episode listen to Stephen Dela Cruz talk about Sales! Listen to real action steps you can take to build your sales skills and make a bigger impact!    Sales is the number one key that can fix your business, and your personal life. Not just because it will bring you more money, but learn how to trade your value for what you want in any area of your life!    Don't forget to text 766-26 for updates on Stegela Success Mastery's events!   Text 766-26  the word: Stephen     

Kate Moore and Stephen Dela Cruz join us to talk about their work connected through "Artistic World" a blog and platform for reflection Stephen hosts at http://www.artsandwander.comMore information on this project, guest writers and Stephen's missional placement with the Global Mission Fellows program at:https://www.facebook.com/artisticwebloghttp://www.artsandwander.com/2018/09/out-for-mission.htmlhttps://www.holdingontohopetoday.com* PROGRAM NOTE: Due to some changes at our parent agency, the Conspiritor Collective will be going on hiatus in 2019. Please keep an eye out for Conspiritor artists hosting great events next year and hopefully our podcasts and resources can come back when the time is right. Thanks so much for listening and to all the artists who made time to talk with us about making art make goodness in the world in the name of Jesus.More Conspiritor Collective artists, interview, and creations at http://conspiritor.coAnd please FIND, SUBSCRIBE, & RATE the Conspiritor Collective podcast on iTunes or Google Play to help us raise awareness of these important artists and their creative reflections on our faith. Thanks! Links at http://umcyoungpeople.org/podcastsThe Conspiritor Collective is an arts project of Young People's Ministries, a unit of Discipleship Ministries of The United Methodist Church. More at http://umcyoungpeople.orgMusic ByGentle Wolves: https://gentlewolves.bandcamp.comHookSounds: http://www.hooksounds.com

Kate Moore and Stephen Dela Cruz join us to talk about their work connected through "Artistic World" a blog and platform for reflection Stephen hosts at http://www.artsandwander.comMore information on this project, guest writers and Stephen's missional placement with the Global Mission Fellows program at:https://www.facebook.com/artisticwebloghttp://www.artsandwander.com/2018/09/out-for-mission.htmlhttps://www.holdingontohopetoday.com* PROGRAM NOTE: Due to some changes at our parent agency, the Conspiritor Collective will be going on hiatus in 2019. Please keep an eye out for Conspiritor artists hosting great events next year and hopefully our podcasts and resources can come back when the time is right. Thanks so much for listening and to all the artists who made time to talk with us about making art make goodness in the world in the name of Jesus.More Conspiritor Collective artists, interview, and creations at http://conspiritor.coAnd please FIND, SUBSCRIBE, & RATE the Conspiritor Collective podcast on iTunes or Google Play to help us raise awareness of these important artists and their creative reflections on our faith. Thanks! Links at http://umcyoungpeople.org/podcastsThe Conspiritor Collective is an arts project of Young People's Ministries, a unit of Discipleship Ministries of The United Methodist Church. More at http://umcyoungpeople.orgMusic ByGentle Wolves: https://gentlewolves.bandcamp.comHookSounds: http://www.hooksounds.com

In this episode listen to Stephen Dela Cruz interview Thomas Girard! Not only is Thomas an amazing relator but see what else Thomas has in store! Learn more about Thomas Girard by contacting him at: Call or text at (619)-372-1636 WWW.mitchellgroupca.com Facebook: Thomas A. Girard Instagram: GGrealtor Find him at every Stegela Monthly Mixers in San Diego!

In this episode, Stephen Dela Cruz interviews Nathan and Lacey Byrd, a power couple in the San Diego health and fitness field.  Nathan and Lacey are both fitness coaches, but both focus on different fields. Lacey focuses on helping women transform, and step into their confidence and power. While Nathan focuses on the mindset, and focus it takes in both your health and your business.  This power couple wants you to know that everyone is at a different level in fitness and in life and everybody no matter where they are should just strive to be better than they were yesterday! Find Nathan and Lacey at  http://www.laceybyrd.com/ http://www.nlbnutrition.com/ Facebook Nathan Byrd Lacey Byrd Health and Wealth Network  Instagram  Bootcampsd Laceymysterybyrd   Thanks for tuning in! If you would like to know more about Stephen Dela Cruz or Stegela Success Mastery please visit www.StegelaSuccess.com If you know an entrepreneur who would like to be on Success Talks with Stephen Dela Cruz, please contact: Kristen@stegela.com Don't forget to tune in next week to hear the stories behind entrepreneurs struggles, and triumphs! 

Welcome to Success Talks hosted by Stephen Dela Cruz. Today Stephen interviews David Lowe the creator of Qwerky Co-living a tech startup connecting likeminded individuals, to be able to live and work together. Originally the idea came from a pilothouse serving eight entrepreneurs but soon they realized that they could serve so many more people!               David was born in England but ventures over the pond at the age of thirty-two to Austin Texas, where he started a company called Uber Pong, a ping pong based company. Within a year Uber Pong was making custom paddles for different distributers, and within two years started to host a celebrity Ping-Pong tournament.                           The hardest part of starting this new business for David was having to start from square one after moving. Not only that the process of being able to live and work in the U.S. took around a year for him. Starting over has made starting new businesses hard for David, because you really have to start from scratch while creating your network.               While David does plan to stay in San Diego for a while, him and his partner are already thinking about being successful and helping others, especially focusing in Tijuana. Visualizing that Qwerky is already a success allows David to build backwards instead of building from the ground up. This visualization helps him and his partner think of their destination not just the problems at hand.               What sets Qwerky apart is David’s plan to really build a co-living community by focusing on bringing together likeminded people.   David’s best advice for those looking to move to San Diego as an entrepreneur is, Immerse yourself in the culture Never stop learning Get out and see San Diego Get in touch with David at Hi@qwerkycoliving.com Instagram @Englishdave Twitter @davidjLowe Linkedin David J Lowe @qwerkycoliving Qwerky.co David Lowe Bio: David Lowe is a British/American entrepreneur who is passionate about building brands that help people connect and grow as human beings. David had big success with his 1st startup Uberpong partnering with major clients like the LA Dodgers, Nike and Red Bull before successfully leading the company to an exit. David moved from Austin to San Diego to launch his next venture, Qwerky - a community for like minded people. Qwerky allows entrepreneurs to live with purpose. Learn more about Qwerky: http:/qwerky.co

In this episode Casey interviews Stephen Dela Cruz, creator of Stegela Success Mastery. Stephen Dela Cruz is an author, speaker and serial entrepreneur who specializes in helping budding entrepreneurs double their income in their first year. As a college student, Stephen’s first entrepreneurial venture was a photography business that he built to multiple six figures in under a year. Soon, he went on to launch several other successful companies, each of which reached over a million dollars in revenue. When he was 28 years old, Stephen had a stroke. His stressful lifestyle finally caught up with him. He realized he wanted to leave his family with more than just money, and he committed to building a legacy. To learn more, go to: http://bit.ly/SSM-Free Text the word "successful" to the number 76626 Stephens number is 858-333-1534   Notes from this episode:   Started as a book club out of Casey's apartment. Feb 2015, Stephen had a stroke. Jim Rohn, Dale Carnegie, etc, left an impact on the world. Mission: Fulfilled. Successful. Flourishing. Online school - you have your own coach to go through it with you. Wants to be a mix between The Landmark Forum, Tony Robbins, and Robert Kiyosaki "You have to look at life with abundance." "How can I afford it vs I can't afford." "Success is not taught, it's caught." Get involved. You have to be true to your word. "how?" Are you worth it? If nothing changes - nothing changes. Text Stephen at 858-333-1534 Text the word "Successful" to the number 76626    

n this episode Stephen Dela Cruz interviews Nicholas Bayerle. Nicholas Bayerle is the CEO of The Billion Dollar Body, where they help men reach their ultimate state of health, power, and confidence. Nicholas is an international speaker, coach, and was rated top 30 under 30 influencers. He has coached some of the top male CEOs and is passionate about seeing men prosper is health, business and relationships. Nicholas is also a contributor to Influencive and Thrive Global. http://www.thebilliondollarbody.com/challenge   Notes from this episode:   Nicholas is top 30 under 30 His dad was always a business owner. He started a lawn mowing service at 12. Started this business in 2012 "It's not about how you look, it's about you expressing who are on the outside, matching you are on the inside." http://www.thebilliondollarbody.com/challenge "It's not the eating healthy that I like, it's the results I get." "If you're just focusing on what's in front of you all the time, you don't really know where your end destination going be."    

Daniel, "I'm a journalist who got his start from a broken heart. When my last relationship ended in suicidal thoughts, I knew I had to change. So I studied love, channelled my sexual desire into self-improvement, and shared my journey on sites around the web--which led to my career. Today I make a living through my purpose, and I coach others to do the same. " www.dowlingwriter.com http://millennialsuccess.io/9-ways-to-change-your-life-in-90-days/ ST31 : Stephen Interviews Daniel Dowling Stegela Success Mastery   Download Notes from this episode:         In todays episode Stephen Dela Cruz interviews Dan Dowling a twenty seven year old writer based out of Albuquerque New Mexico. Dan’s is the current head writer of a state project aimed at finding, and keeping talented entrepreneurs in New Mexico. Dowling’s story starts in 2012 after a crushing heart break, recently out of the military and no tin college yet, he is dating rich older women to try and fill his purpose. After a few years of wallowing, he started to look at how his behavior in, and outside of relationships was affecting his life in a negative way. With Zig Ziglar as an inspiration he began to write about his journey, and how he started to turn his life around. Thinking of how he could take his life to the next level, he began writing more seriously, keeping a journal, and focusing on bettering himself.         Today he considers himself an accountability coach, helping motivate, and keep people on the path to success. By working with people to set goals, motivating them to reach those goals, and hold his clients accountable, Dan hopes for full self accountability within three months. So what would Dan Dowling tell himself four years ago to get himself on the path he is on today? Set goals and keep yourself on task every single day, when you have a purpose you begin to build momentum, and start to feel better about yourself. As you begin to focus on the path you have set for yourself, time starts to pass more quickly, and before you know it you have become a completely different person.   KEY POINTS -       set clear goals -       change your circle of influence -       work on yourself -       personal development is the key to business development -       hold yourself accountable.

In this episode we do this a little different, we have a "table talk" about network marketing. Join Stephen Dela Cruz, Dave "Shades" Evans, Steve Meim, and Casey Nicole Fox for this conversation!   Summary of this episode         In today episode guests, Casey Nicole Fox, Dave “Shades” Evans, and Steve Meim talk about the benefits and the downfalls of network marketing. Casey Nicole Fox was introduced to network marketing around two years ago, and believes if you’re going to be successful you at least need to be passionate about the product. Steve Meim Has had a couple of different experiences with network marketing, one was basically illegal, and the second was in financial services. Both companies he didn’t feel any passion for. Dave Evans had joined Amway Corp. at nineteen years old, bought all the education, books and training, but never applied the knowledge.         Understanding that network marketing is more of a stepping-stone, instead of being a full fledge business plan is a key point to this episode. Stephen Dela Cruz believes there is nothing wrong with network marketing, other then the fact people with so much potential get stuck making money for others. A great way to think of network marketing is to think of the gold rush. The people who made the most money, were the ones who sold the tools to the miners. In the same way network-marketing companies sell you the tools to become a good entrepreneur, while you still make money for their company. Although network marketing may be exciting promising you control of your own destiny, remember you are only a sales person. Even if you are very motivated, and a wonderful sales person, you have to consider after the warm market runs out you have to commit to digging for the cold market as well.  That’s why so many people either fall off of their network marketing, or jump from marketing company to marketing company.         Networking comes from generosity, while network marketing throws generosity in your face.   KEY POINTS -       network marketing is not business ownership -       if you want to be successful network marketing wont get you there easily -       most people fall off network marketing -       network marketing is used in correctly -       just because the big wigs agree with it doesn’t mean they are involved -       is it really smart to pick up the scraps of money that you made someone else?

Ryan McMunn Founder & CEO | BRIC Language Systems Ryan McMunn is Founder and CEO of BRIC Language Systems, an innovative web-based language acquisition program. As the former President of Asian Operations at a leading U.S. manufacturing firm, McMunn has long understood the importance of learning the native language of his Chinese colleagues. Over the course of several years, he attempted numerous times to learn Mandarin. His attempts included private tutoring sessions, group classes, and virtually every other language training method available. He eventually found success with a program, taught by Kassey Wong, in Shanghai that utilized a unique teaching method specific to Mandarin. Recognizing that the use of language-specific learning techniques is essential to grasping any new language, McMunn along with Kassey Wong, founded BRIC Language Systems to teach Mandarin in 2011 and have since developed Brazilian Portuguese and Spanish courses taught by teachers in Brazil and Mexico. “It’s quite simple actually,” Ryan stated. “The mechanics of learning Mandarin Chinese are completely different from the way you should learn Brazilian Portuguese, for example. If you apply the same teaching methods to both, you are almost certain to fail.” The BRIC Language Method is based on three key components: cultural immersion with native speaking teachers in location, exclusively developed interactive learning content, and customization to each students interests. McMunn and Wong ascertained that not every teaching approach should be built upon the European language model (as most other programs are), and with that, they designed a technology-based program that facilitates an interactive method proven to effectively harness both teacher and student. The BRIC Language method encompasses cross-cultural training, personal and business applications and real-life social exercises, along with live online teachers accessible from anywhere in the world. “Without the proper language skills, performing quality control and partaking in social and environmental aspects of my job were difficult at best. I never would have been promoted beyond my entry-level position in China had I not learned the native language,” stated McMunn, who was only 29 when he became GM of China Operations at his company. With plans to add new languages to the blackboard including Russian, Japanese, and Arabic, McMunn has already more than cut the learning curve in half for those looking to advance their language skills and cultural knowledge of China and Brazil, two of the world’s fastest growing economies. https://www.facebook.com/briclanguagesystems/     Summary         In this episode Stephen Dela Cruz interviews Ryan McMunn, funder of Briclanguage.  Ryan started out stocking shelves from 2002-2004, when suddenly his company was expanding to china. He was the young experienced professional they want to manage the two new offices. Being twenty-five and unattached he gladly jumped on the chance to move to china. For three years he tried to learn Mandarin, but nothing worked for him. Soon his girlfriend at the time introduced him to Casey Wong, who successfully taught him Mandarin. After finally learning the language within a year he was making multimillion-dollar deals fully in Mandarin. Aside from his professional life skyrocketing his personal relationships in china also started to improve. When it came time for Ryan to move back to New York, Casey approached him wanting to use her methods to build an online language school. Even though Ryan already had many responsibilities, he agreed. McMunn wanted the school to be more then one language, and wanted to do the company right from the begging.         It wasn’t all easy sailing for Briclanguage though; Ryan really didn’t have to much online marketing skills in the begging, despite bragging about his marketing skills in china. Around six month they still only had a single student, depressed and embarrassed, Ryan didn’t give up. Some advice for new business owners is to always do background checks or at the very least Google the people you employ, a lesson McMunn learned the hard way. Today Briclanguage is working with the Chinese government to bring English teachers to overseas, and starting the processes of adding Russian, Japanese, and Arabic to hos curriculum. The number one piece of advice Ryan McMunn gives is keep up with networking. Although it’s no ones favorite, Ryan says he has made more deals through networking then any other method.  Remember to always take the others business card don’t just give yours, and remember you will either impress someone, or never see them again.

In this episode Stephen Dela Cruz interviews Pam Covarrubias, founder of spread ideas, move people. Starting out in the corporate world she discovered her passion in life was to inspire people through stories. Having an entrepreneurial spirit from a young age, moving away from the corporate world was a natural change for her. Although scared Pam decided to follow her passion through her podcast series. Pam has been recruited multiple times by companies, and still has decided to stick with her passion. Though friends and family want her to take the jobs, this is something Pam has decided to do for herself, and others.  Originally Pam started this series to tell her own story, but she has ended up sharing other peoples stories more often. In the future she plans to focus more on her own story, and her t-shirt line. With every story Pam learns something new and exciting.  Her clothing line plays off the fact that she grew up bi-lingual, and how often bi-lingual people think and speak in both languages. Her best advice to those looking to leave corporate America is, take a breath, have a plan, and don’t give up. Being an entrepreneur, is all about finding what is needed, and finding a way to make happen.   Key Points   -Don’t give up -follow your passion -don’t be afraid to move laterally -follow your passion -learn from your experiences

    In this episode, Stephen Dela Cruz talk about the importance of personal branding and how to create a personal brand. Send your questions to success@stegela.com What is a personal brand, and how does it help your business grow? Today Stephen talks about how to build a personal brand that works for you.  When building a personal brand think beyond just a logo, your brand should invoke some emotion to anyone that sees it.  Try to think of what emotion you want people to feel when they think of your brand, what smells do you want people to remind them of your brand, what sights, what tastes? Think back to a bad experience you had at a business, even if that company employs thousands of people, do you associate that company with the employee that gave you bad service?  When you have a personal brand it helps people know, like, and trust you, which will help your endorsement, go a longer way.         People buy for three reasons, price, the product, and the person selling or endorsing it. Imagine if you have a inferior product, and a decent price, this is where having a personal brand comes into play. If the costumer feels like they know like and trust you they will be more likely to buy that product from you.         How do you plan on building your personal brand?  Most people think of social media i.e. Facebook, twitter, or even a blog. Some people don’t think of podcasts, or think they think podcasts don’t fit them. Podcasts are huge tool for you to use to build your personal brand, because you are talking to the audience directly. This gives people the feeling that they are getting to know you. This is so important because when people feel like they know you they start to trust you and your company more. People are more likely to listen to podcast then to sit down in front of a computer and watch videos.         What is attraction marketing? When you are marketing is all about trying to attract people to your business, sometimes this can go wrong. Examples of not attracting people to your business would be spam marketing. When you are constantly trying to reach out to people it can annoy people. Now when people think of your brand they think of how irritated they get when you are trying to reach out to them.         The most important thing to think about when building a personal brand is making connections, invoking feeling, and how you want your brand to be received.

  In this episode Casey interviews Jeff about his journey to entrepreneurship. He talks about how his COI - Circle of influence used to lead him down a dark path and now today he only surrounds himself with positive entrepreneurs who are going places! Listen to his story and his advice on how to break up with your negative friends!... Jeff Rollon has always been an entrepreneur Always hungry for more. He was that kid that was always in trouble, almost even got deported. He learned who he doesn't want to be around by seeing the people he was friends with. When he moved, he was able to completely leave that negative environment. "Who you hang around is going to shape your life and ultimately your future." A lot of the people are either in jail or dead, and teaching their kids the same thing. he made a decision to join the Navy and that discipline and structure helped him. Transitioned out of the military because he wasn't feeling any growth. Realized he didn't want to have a job. His big dream: Leaving a legacy with his kids. To impact his kids in a positive way. That there are other options than the 40 hour a week life. His goal is rich 100 Million people = Now it's 1 Billion people He spends time with entrepreneurs, people that are driven. If you're around those negative people and put yourself out there into a different environments. Mastermind group is the most important. Join a network marketing company to start, it pushes you to personal development. "You can never be successful in business if you don't take risks." You can break up with those negative friends slowly, start spending more and more time with positive people. How to avoid the negative entrepreneurs, stay away from the "sell sell sell" ones. "Filter out the people who call themselves entrepreneurs but really are not." "Results prove that words don't mean anything." "If a two year old can say that they're going to do something, anyone can say they're going to do something and it has no value." Spend time with the people you know will take action. He wants to be traveling the world, on stage, making an impact and visiting orphanages. His biggest influencer would be: Tony Robbins and Stephen Dela Cruz. Lead Me - Follow Me - Or Get The HELL Out Of My Way. Jeff says you can really feel it when you spend time with the negative people, the people who just wants to suck your energy. People have approached him just to see what he is doing because he has a different vibe. He is in the process of writing a book. He is in the industry of Solar, called POWUR, helping to disrupt the power industry. jeffrollon.com https://www.facebook.com/jeffrollon01    

Stephen Dela Cruz faced an important choice when he was a teenager. He could continue life on its downhill slide or change direction.He chose to change direction. What a great decision! Dela Cruz became a millionaire by age 25.A stroke at age 28 forced another shift. If he had died, his life would have been only about money. That was not how he wanted to be remembered.Listen as Stephen explains what it means to pursue income with impact.Connect with Stephen Dela CruzText "Mentor" to 76626Resources and LinksConnect with Stephen on FacebookStegela Success Mastery 

Welcome to Episode #25! We talked to Stephen dela Cruz who is is an author, speaker and serial entrepreneur who specializes in helping budding entrepreneurs double their income in their first year. During our conversation, Stephen tells us his story about growing starting his photography business at 19 years old, his life-changing stroke and how he is passionate now about living a life of purpose and leaving a legacy behind, while enjoying a beautiful cup of coffee.

From Juvi to an 8 figure income. Listen to my personal mentor and business coach discuss his journey when it comes to having a mentor and how much a mentor can benefit you and your life. Hope you enjoy :)

Have you ever considered writing a book?? Today’s chat is with an incredibly successful entrepreneur who started his first business at 18 and was bringing in six figures by 19! He now owns multiple organizations including a coaching program along with his wife, Angela. You do not want to miss our conversation. A few exciting highlights include: - You’ll remember Stephen from Episode 043 as a contributor to my book! - Stephen hit six figures - $213,000.00 of income at age 19. - Stephen currently has 10 corporations and 150 employees. - Helping people create business with a “What if” concept - Mastermind Experience, an online coaching journey that helps people develop a business that produces income! - 4 Barriers that keep entrepreneurs from success - Don’t be afraid to just ask!   Read More: Shownotes for Overcoming Entrepreneurshit & Writing a Book with Stephen Dela Cruz

Angela Dela Cruz, who is a real estate agent, entrepreneur, motivational speaker, investor and business coach along side her husband, Stephen Dela Cruz. Listen to her story as she developed into a woman who was against business to the business woman she is today.

Can you become a great entrepreneur, even if you have a rocky past? Listen to this raw and honest interview with Stephen Dela Cruz for inspiration, motivation, and more. A few highlights from this interview include: - How Stephen generated over $100,000 in less than 6 weeks in my Influencer Accelerator! - How Stephen got started [creatively and profitably!] with entrepreneurship at 8 years old. - Why juvenile hall is worse than regular prison. - How Bible College kickstarted his entrepreneurial endeavors. - What’s his new book about? [Hint: It has the best title ever! haha] - How he stumbled into the photography business and scaled it to get huge clients like the San Diego Zoo. - Failed and successes. - What Stephen did with homes he couldn’t flip. So savvy! - How acting lead to creating a talent agency in L.A. - What he looks for in people when investing in a new company or project. - Hear about Stephen’s BIG future plans!

3 reasons people don't buy from you, create your story, and figure out your “why” in what drives you towards accomplishments in life and business. Stephen Dela Cruz and I talk about the importance of achieving success with significance, and why building connections and vulnerability with others is so valuable.  A few exciting highlights include: The importance in relating to your business and/or what you’re selling 3 reasons why people buy or don’t buy Significance of building connections and rapport with others Finding a real core behind your ‘why’ in what you do, and tips on creating your story Brief introduction of the special edition mini-series episodes for this month! More: Shownotes for The More We Tell Stories, The More Relatable We Become with Stephen Dela Cruz