Podcasts about why bryce

Real estate investing entrepreneur, syndicator, educator, best selling author, world traveler and adventurer, Bryce Robertson, "Your Australian Real Estate Mate." Bryce is an Australian native, with over 20 years of experience in large commercial construction projects, real estate, and business. He has traveled to 60 countries, over 6 continents, expanding wisdom and prosperity. Through operating business in 5 countries, over 3 continents, Bryce realized first hand, the abundant opportunity that exists here in the mighty U.S of A. Bryce began his investing career with a net worth of negative $50,000 (yes, negative), unseasoned credit, and only $2,000 in the Bryce began his investing career with a net worth of negative $50,000 (yes, negative), unseasoned credit, and only $2,000 in the bank. Now Bryce is a full-time investor, syndicator, and educator. Having raised millions and a culmination of success in mobile home park investing, Bryce is humbled to have realized the fruits of financial freedom and lives a true freedom lifestyle. Consequently, Bryce has committed to helping others create their own self-designed freedom lifestyle through his education platform at PropertyWorkzUSA.com. Bryce hosts a variety of educational events nationwide. Check out his live workshops, home study courses, and best-selling book "10,000 Miles to the American Dream" at PropertyWorkzUSA.com (00:01-02:35) Opening Segment - Introduction of the host into the show - Alpesh introduces the guest of the show, Bryce Robertson - Bryce shares something interesting about himself (02:36-26:04) Real Estate Investing Journey and 10,000 Miles to the American Dream - Why Bryce chose to invest in real estate - Why mobile home parks stood out to Bryce from other asset class - Bryce's first mobile home park deal - Why Bryce wrote the book, 10,000 Miles to the American Dream - Strategies Bryce use to fund real estate deals - Why Bryce prefers off-market deals - How to manage MHP? - At what point did Bryce decide/think of hiring a property manager? - Bryce's best deal - Worst deal and the lesson Bryce learned from it (26:05-26:21) Break (26:22-26:31) Second Segment - Welcoming listeners and guest back to the show (26:32-34:10) Fire Round - Will Bryce change the business strategy after Coronavirus? - Bryce's favorite real estate, finance, or other related books - Tool or website Bryce recommends - Bryce's advice to beginner investors - How does Bryce give back? - How can Wealth Matters Podcast listeners reach out to Bryce? (34:11-34:35) Closing Segment Reach out to Bryce by visiting http://realestatemates.com/ and via email bryce@propertyworkzusa.com

Bryce Wilson is a 24-year-old who started a company called Ticket Rescue—buying tickets from people who can’t go to an event and reselling them for a profit. He took an idea he came up with and kept growing it from nothing to a million bucks in sales… and then COVID hits and changes everything. We talk about how he’s handling the massive change brought on by the pandemic and how he’s pivoted to completely reinvent his business. He may be young, but he’s clearly doing a lot of things right and there’s a lot to learn from him. In This Conversation We Cover:  [04:08] How and why Bryce started Ticket Rescue [10:29] Using Twitter and Facebook to grow your business without ads [17:49] How being in a mastermind leads to massive growth [20:19] Damage control and pivoting in reaction to COVID-19 [31:00] Why Bryce bought an RV and started traveling around [35:04] What to do when everything is upside down Resources: ticketrescue.com (https://ticketrescue.com/) Instagram: @brycewilson_5 (https://www.instagram.com/brycewilson_5) Facebook: facebook.com/xfdmfd (https://www.facebook.com/xfdmfd) LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/bryce-wilson-1b6726140 (https://www.linkedin.com/in/bryce-wilson-1b6726140/) Mastermind: workhardplayhardpodcast.com/mastermind (https://workhardplayhardpodcast.com/mastermind/) Connect with us on Instagram: @robmurgatroyd (https://www.instagram.com/robmurgatroyd/) Virtual mastermind: workhardplayhard90.com (http://workhardplayhard90.com) The Push Journal (https://pushjournal.com/?mbsy_source=d8f18da2-10d5-4a98-b85c-9bdabad61ee5&mbsy_exp=Thu%2C+12+Dec+2019+20%3A36%3A32+GMT&campaignid=35053&mbsy=BTPZC) To learn more, and for the complete show notes, visit: workhardplayhardpodcast.com (https://workhardplayhardpodcast.com/) Work Hard Play Hard is a production of (http://crate.media)

Life is always going to present you with challenges, and how you handle them goes a long way in determining your endpoint. These obstacles can either be insurmountable or opportunities to learn, regroup, and try again. Today's guest, Bryce Wilson, is an outstanding example of what it means to take on a challenge and continue to grow, and all at the age of 24! As the founder and CEO of two multimillion-dollar businesses, Bryce has learned more lessons than most do in a lifetime, and he is not slowing down anytime soon. In this episode, we gain insights into Bryce’s entrepreneurial journey, including his very own Ticket Rescue’s founding story and its subsequent pivot in the face of the COVID pandemic. It could have been easy to throw in the towel, but Bryce’s faith in himself, his team, and their resources made the shift not only smooth but also incredibly successful. This deft ability to make such a quick transformation can be attributed to Bryce's insatiable desire to learn. If you are feeling stuck and without options, Bryce’s story of crushing fear, thinking your reality into existence, and an unrelenting commitment to growth is for you.Key Points From This Episode:Hear more about Bryce’s background and journey as founder and CEO of two companiesRapid-fire with Bryce: Where he’s from, why he lives in an RV, and more.How Bryce has used intentional presence to take things as they come.Bryce’s advice for people who are young and getting started in business. Ticket Rescue’s founding story and the pivot they have made in light of COVID.What Bryce’s girlfriend, who is traveling with him, does in linguistics and coaching.Surprising pivotal moments in Bryce’s growth journey and the importance of stepping back.How Bryce realized that he was holding on too tight and he needed to let go.Some of the limiting beliefs that Bryce has had to overcome.Bryce’s desire to have it all and understanding that we can have whatever we want. Hear how Bryce perceives fear and how he uses it as a compass rather than a deterrent.Bryce’s terrifying encounter with a tarantula hawk wasp in Sedona!Why Bryce likes to be in the background as a leader and build others up instead.Learn about how Bryce keeps his team engaged and gets them tied into the company vision.Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode:Bryce Wilson on LinkedInBryce Wilson InstagramTicket RescueFor the Love of MoneySteve JobsJeff BezosSam Walton: Made In AmericaThat Will Never WorkThe OverstoryThe War of ArtOutwitting the DevilShoe DogGoodman CoachingChris Goodman on LinkedInChris Goodman on Instagram

The path to retirement isn’t much different than climbing Mount Everest. Do you know how to help your clients brave the surprisingly most dangerous part of this journey?Our guest, Bryce Hamilton, is a marketing consultant for WealthVest and a partner at Vestus Group. Bryce is here to share powerful ways for advisors to support a retiree clientele in their greatest time of need. This conversation will teach you strategies for leading a seminar audience to your call-to-action, how to create a smooth system for onboarding new clients, and how to give your clients support that goes beyond finances. In this episode, you’ll learn: ● An example of how to create a seminar that overcomes every objection to your call-to-action ● What part of retirement is, perhaps surprisingly, the most dangerous for retirees● What Bryce is doing to help clients learn skills that fall outside of the financial realm● About Vestus Group’s time-efficient and client-centric onboarding process● Why Bryce doesn’t blink at giving free plans to prospective clients ● His advice for new agents and advisors● And more!Tune in now to learn powerful ways to help your clients during the most anticipated journey of their lives. Resources: WealthVest | Vestus Group | Bryce Hamilton’s LinkedIn | Income Solver See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

When it comes to becoming a millionaire, most of us think it’s possible only under a few circumstances: You own a really big business or create a super successful product You win the lottery You have a very, very rich family But Bryce Leung and Kristy Shen didn’t fall into any of those categories. Kristy had moved to the middle class from poverty. Bryce was a middle-class engineer who was trying to move up the ranks of what he thought was the American dream. Both Kristy and Bryce were just a middle-class couple who had enough of the rat race...and they became millionaires and retired. Did we mention that they were only in their 30’s?    WHAT YOU WILL LEARN  How did this couple come up with the idea that they could become millionaires? Christy’s journey from living on 44 cents per day in China to a millionaire The reason Christy decided she had to get out of the rat race and make money a new way The resources Kristy and Bryce used to get started on their journey to a million dollars Why retirement isn’t about age The easy 4% rule that Christy and Bryce suggest to calculate your retirement number Why Bryce chose to invest in index funds as one of his million-dollar strategies Why Bryce and Kristy decided NOT to buy a house as an investment (when everyone else they knew was) How Kristy’s early experiences in poverty were a strength...and liability to a wealth mindset Why the survival mindset helps you survive in the short term but hurts your money in the long term How Kristy and Bryce joined the strengths of their backgrounds to become a wealthy couple Why you must rely on yourself to get your financial freedom How to deal with a saver that starts getting rich The importance of creating your own financial freedom  your way Why you can start your path to a million-dollar future today Wealth-hacking habits that will save money without hurting the quality of your life Wealth-hacking habits to make money while you’re traveling Why financial peace of mind is good for your health and society Why Kristy and Bryce are passionate about creating more wealth builders   RESOURCES MENTIONED Quit Like a Millionaire: No Gimmicks, Luck, or Trust Fund Required Millennial Revolution (Bryce and Kristy’s blog) Mr. Money Mustache blog Jlcollins Blog

Earlier this year, we each picked one company to be our 'stock of the year'. With the first quarter of the year past we thought it would be a good time to take stock and see how they're going. In this episode you will learn about: • The companies Bryce and Alec chose for Stock of the Year • Why Alec's pick has actually gone backwards • The key industry drivers of Australia's horticultural industry • Why your fresh fruit and vegetables are getting more expensive at the local shops • Why Bryce's pick is doing well • The massive disruptions in the baby goods industry over the past couple of years • How Baby Bunting is competing against online retailers • A Discounted Cash Flow analysis of each company Stocks and Resources Discussed: • Costa Group Holdings (ASX: CGC) • Baby Bunting Group (ASX: BBN) • Money Chimp Discount Cash Flow Calculator How to Get Involved in Equity Mates: • Equity Mates Website • Ask Us Anything Page • Thought Starters • Equity Mates Facebook Page • Facebook Discussion Group • Instagram (search: equitymates_investingpodcast) • Equity Mates Twitter • Email (contact@equitymates.com)

When weighing the options for crowdfunding, most project creators opt for a months-long process to ensure optimum success. In some cases, however, time is not abundant. This was the case when Bryce Fisher of Ravean Heated Jackets approached his first Kickstarter campaign. The timeline from idea to prototype to crowdfunding campaign was just a few weeks long, giving Bryce a time crunch to meet his goals. The question is, how do you find success with so little time to raise funds? In his chat with Khierstyn, Bryce unveils the secrets that helped Ravean launch with a bang, in spite of having just a couple of weeks. The importance of marketing in order to spread the word. As Bryce approached the Kickstarter campaign for Ravean, he knew spreading the word quickly would be the only way to find his supporters. With a little trial and error, he was able to connect with his target market via social media and gain incredible support in a short time. Bryce shares some secrets that can help you connect your product to the sometimes-elusive target market that is essential to the success of any crowdfunding campaign. Driving traffic to his site was key, Bryce explains, and his strong focus on those efforts have given him the edge Ravean needs to maintain vigorous support. The #1 best practice of the Ravean campaign. When planning a crowdfunding campaign, it’s pretty clear customers will either make or break you. Bryce explains why customer validation was the #1 reason for success with his Kickstarter campaign, and how he maintained this as his top priority throughout the campaign. He delves deeper into some key strategies by sharing marketing techniques that truly transformed his campaign. Finding your niche will help to drive all-important organic traffic to the campaign, which saves time and money in gaining support. Why the campaign picture and headline are key. A great first impression is essential to any interaction. Bryce explains the role of having a clear, eye-catching campaign photo in converting customers. He offers a few tips that can give any crowdfunding campaign the edge. Getting potential supporters to your campaign page is just half the battle and Bryce shares the importance of the details as you create your campaign. He shares his top 3 marketing focuses and how he applied mistakes from his first campaign to his current Indiegogo campaign. By understanding the key differences between Kickstarter and Indiegogo, future crowdfunders will be better equipped to choose the best platform for their product. Bryce explains what’s next for Ravean. Bryce shares with great passion the unique heated jackets offered by Ravean and what he sees as the next steps for his company. By continuing to focus on quality and customer validation as top priorities, Bryce believes the sky is the limit for this growing company. After far exceeding the goals set by his first Kickstarter campaign, Ravean continues to see success in the current Indiegogo campaign. He shares his key learnings and future goals for Ravean with Khierstyn. OUTLINE OF THIS EPISODE: Khierstyn’s introduction of Bryce Fisher of Ravean, who shares how he built a successful Kickstarter campaign in a short period of time. Bryce explains his current project status. Understanding Ravean and the inspiration behind the Ravean Heated Jacket. Why Bryce started his campaign later in the process than most, giving himself less time to raise funds. The process of marketing the campaign and spreading the word within the 2-week window. What is the #1 reason for the success of the Ravean Kickstarter campaign? Bryce explains how he drives traffic to the Ravean site. Overcoming the marketing limitations present in a short-term campaign. The #1 best practice during the Ravean campaign. What is the #1 mistake made on this campaign Bryce would avoid in future campaigns? What insight into customers does Kickstarter give you after project completion? Bryce’s reasons for choosing to run an Indiegogo campaign after his Kickstarter campaign. The resources Bryce used in the push to get his campaign off the ground. The importance of understanding the competition in finding traction as you approach your campaign. Setting a realistic marketing budget for a campaign. The top 3 things you should be spending your marketing budget on for a Kickstarter campaign. Indiegogo versus Kickstarter as a crowdfunding platform. What’s next for Ravean? Why did Bryce choose to continue using crowdfunding to launch new products after having a successful Kickstarter campaign? Ways to connect with Bryce. RESOURCES MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE: Ravean Ravean Indiegogo Campaign Kickstarter Indiegogo Coolest Cooler CONNECT WITH Bryce: www.Ravean.com CONNECT WITH KHIERSTYN: www.khierstyn.com   

Over the past 6 months as more and more Equity Mates have joined us on this journey, we've thought it may be time to do a reset episode. To explain how this podcast started and all that we've learnt over the past two years. Given we're about to tick over to episode #100 - we thought this was the perfect time. In this episode you will learn: • Why Bryce and Alec started Equity Mates • Two key things Alec has learnt over the last 99 episodes. • The major lesson Bryce has taken away from the last two years. • How Alec and Bryce think about investing today • Why they look for companies with moats (long-term competitive advantages) and an ability to reinvest their profits • How thinking for the long-term gives you an advantage over professional investors • Why Seth Klarman's distinction between investing and speculating has been particularly helpful • What the boys think about the choice between picking stocks or taking the market average return

Right back at the start of 2018 we sat down and made a few bold predictions about what we thought might happen during the year. One of those predictions was very bold indeed. Very specific. Very pessimistic. Bryce bet that on September 15th 2018, 10 years on from the Global Financial Crisis, we would experience a drop in the US market of greater than 20%. Silly, we know. Or was it... Fortunately (well, depending which side of the bet you were on), this wasn't the case, and the world continued as normal. This week we look back on the bet, and the 10 year anniversary of the GFC, as well as give an update on the progress of our portfolios in the ASX Sharemarket game. In this episode you will learn: • Why Bryce's prediction technically could never have happened • If Bryce doubled down on his prediction • Equity Mates' outlook, going forward • Who is up and who is down in the ASX Sharemarket game • Which stocks have been star performers for the boys • And which have been their biggest losers • Bryce is a poet • Alec has a surprise lined up To keep up to date with everything Equity Mates are looking at each week, and what's catching their attention, make sure you sign up to their weekly Thoughts Starters email. Every Monday you'll get the latest in news, thought-provoking articles and some secret investing ideas.

"The longer we avoid truth and honesty, the longer we'll remain sick."   I got to talk to my dear friend Bryce this week about how he's learning to tell the truth. He's been on a journey of opening up and finding his voice again after years of brutal challenge. Not only has he weathered abuse, addiction, and a 9 year ongoing bout of cancer, Bryce has lived a lot of his life in fear of what other people will think of him if he tells the truth. So relatable. As we discussed his recent breakthrough around speaking the truth and using his voice again, I realized that this conversation is at the core of self-worth. So I asked him if he'd record an episode with me. It's incredibly powerful. Bryce has been a great teacher and friend to me the six years I've known him. I've seen him at all stages of health and sickness, misery and joy, despair and miraculous healing.  To hear him talk about how he's learning to own his worth is stunning.    LISTEN ON: Apple Podcasts  |  Spotify  |  Google Play  | Stitcher   Show notes: How to find your voice if you've lost yours (6:45) The power of choice to choose our perspective on anything (9:00) Why we need to let go of our attachment to how people view us (10:38) How important tough love is in our relationships (12:50) A helpful way to think about feedback (16:02) The value of honesty in our relationships (19:03) How telling the truth improves our health (22:40) Why Bryce views cancer as a self-worth teacher (29:20) What rehab taught him about the value of truth-telling (33:30) Bryce's advice to addicts of destructive habits (38:10) "Cancerous thoughts are so much worse than cancer itself." Follow Bryce: Website | YouTube | Instagram | Facebook

We're back from our break and ready for a big 2018! What better way to start the year than to make some bold predictions about the year ahead and put some friendly bets on. We also put our stock picking abilities on the line as we each pick one stock to go head-to-head in 2018. In this episode you'll learn: • When Bryce expects the US market to crash (specifically to the day!) • Why Alec thinks Amazon in Australia will be "all huff but no puff" in 2018 • Why Bryce thinks 2018 could be a year of reckoning for Donald Trump • Alec's bold prediction for self-driving cars • An Australian self-driving car company taking the fight to Google, Uber, Tesla and the rest • Stocks on our radar for 2018 and the stock picks for our 'mega bet' Stocks and Resources Discussed: Stocks • iSelect (ASX: ISU) • Mayne Pharma (ASX: MYX) • Saracen Mineral (ASX: SAR) • Freelancer.com (ASX: FLN) • ResMed (ASX: RMD) • US Equities Strong Bear ETF (ASX: BBUS) Resources • Link to previous Equity Mates Thought Starters (website URL: http://equitymates.com/thoughtstarters/) • Jeremy Grantham - Bracing Yourself for a Possible Near-Term Melt-Up(Also we're sorry for the poor audio in places - the recording cut in and out at different times. Thanks for bearing with us for this episode. We're doing all we can to make sure it doesn't happen again)

Learn how to build a network and effectively market yourself – from someone who hates networking and marketing.    In this episode, Bryce discusses: - The dumb, terrible, not-so-good way people and businesses try to market themselves - Why Bryce hates marketing (and how that lead him to becoming a marketing consultant) - How you can meet and build a network (it's about making a personal connection) - The simplest way to market your business (know your audience's problem before you try to solve) - The principles behind good marketing - The simplest, most effective marketing trick out there (spoiler: it's listening)