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Scaling To 8-Figures And Beyond Dec 11, 2017

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Justin Colby has had a lot of success flipping properties. Ryan takes a similar approach with businesses. This line of work has brought them great rewards, but they seek to scale beyond the heights they've reached.

They know they can do it. It will take a lot of work, but they have a goal in mind and know they can reach it.

Join Justin and Ryan in this chat about entrepreneurship, embracing change, and reaching goals through hard work.

Key takeaways:

Flipping real estate is like flipping businesses
Calculate the costs of reaching your goals
Put in the work

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The #1 Funding Lesson All Entrepreneurs Must Learn Dec 08, 2017

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There's a mistake that so many entrepreneurs make when it comes to funding, and it's not that hard to avoid.

Jeff Hoffman addresses this topic in today's Freedom Fast Lane episode. The clip is from the Q&A session we had with Jeff when he first spoke at the Capitalism Conference (formerly Freedom Fast Lane Live) back in 2015. We invited him back to kick off this year's conference in Austin, which wraps up today.

In this episode, Jeff explains the clear steps every startup entrepreneur must take in order to determine what—if any—outside funding is needed to make the business successful.

Jeff blames Silicon Valley for creating the idea that entrepreneurs need to get funding as soon as possible. The truth is, most entrepreneurs ignore getting funding from customers by providing value. Instead, they go to bank debt, private equity, venture capital, you name it.

One of the biggest problems with small businesses is overcapitalization. Don't let that happen to you. Instead, follow these steps Jeff recommends to make sure you're ready to pursue funding.

Make a list of everything you need to do between now and someday, whenever your goal deadline is, to make your company successful.
Circle everything on that list you think you can do without someone else's money.
Go do all of those things.

Take it from Jeff—don't get funding until you absolutely need it.

The 4 Lessons Ryan Deiss Learned About Branding Dec 06, 2017

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Ryan Deiss understands the power of branding.

In this episode of the Freedom Fast Lane podcast, we air Ryan Deiss' speech at The Capitalism Conference (formerly Freedom Fast Lane Live).

Ryan Deiss offers an analogy for reframing your ideas about branding. Start by thinking of your customer as a vault.

Marketing has the ability to do one of two things: it can make a deposit of relational equity into that vault, or it can make a withdrawal on relational equity from that vault.

Make no mistake. Every time you ask someone to buy something, you're making a withdrawal against relational equity.

We all have a baseline of relational equity as human kind, but when you ask for someone to buy something the question becomes, "Do I know you?"

Whether we realize it or not, this construct is true. The question every entrepreneur should be asking themselves is, am I making a deposit of relational equity, or a withdrawal?

It's like in Gary Vaynerchuk's book "Jab, Jab, Jab, Right Hook," entrepreneurs must deposit, deposit, deposit, then withdraw.

This is how you develop a brand. It's not your logo. It's not your color scheme. Your branding is anything that makes a deposit in your customer's relational equity vault.

Branding makes a deposit. Selling makes a withdrawal.

There are four ways to build up your customer's relational equity vault:

Make them laugh. If you make people laugh, they'll like you.
Make them cry. If you make people cry, they'll feel vulnerable with you.
Make them feel like they're a part of something. If you make people feel like they're part of something, they'll feel that sense of belonging, of home.
Deliver actual value in advance. If you give people actual value, they will seek to give you value in return.

When you're not making a relational equity deposit for your customers, when there's no soul in what you're doing, then you're just a logo.

If you're a business looking to become an empire, it's crucial that you consistently make deposits and withdrawals in this manner. These are the high-level thinkers we bring together for The Capitalism Conference.

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My Plan To Get To $100 Million w/ Andy Drish Dec 04, 2017

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Ryan's had tremendous success over the past several years, helping many budding entrepreneurs become millionaires.

Now he's turning his focus into an even higher goal: turning 7-figure business ventures into 9-figure ones.

In this episode of the Freedom Fast Lane, Andy Drish from TheFoundation.com finds out just how Ryan plans to reach this lofty height, with inspirational takeaways that you can apply to focus your business for growth you thought was impossible.

Full show notes at: http://freedomfastlane.com/

Key takeaways:

Believing in your ability to succeed.
Strategizing for exponential scaling, not linear scaling.
Committing the time needed to reach your goals.

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How to Optimize Your Morning Routine Dec 02, 2017

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Today we're talking about morning routines.

In all this crazy noise of all of the things you have to do, how do you craft a routine that actually makes you more productive, less stressed, and puts you on the path for success?

Bulletproof coffee. Meditating. Green juice.

What the heck are you supposed to start your day with?

If you ask any entrepreneur, or any person, you'll get a list of a whole bunch of things that they do. And they claim that it's the only way.

Well, I'm going to share my religious morning routine with you in this episode. It follows the TRIBE 5, which I've covered extensively on the podcast.

One of the best ways to optimize your routine for success is to learn from high achievers.

Take what's worked for them and try it for yourself. Weave together what works for you, making sure you're hitting the TRIBE 5.

If you want to learn from empire builders and high achievers, you should check out The Capitalism Conference this December 7-9. Ticket sales are closing soon, so grab yours today.

What Success Means After Surviving Cancer w/ Hal Elrod Nov 30, 2017

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Most of us cannot begin to understand what it is like to stare mortality in the face. Hal Elrod does, and his experience has shifted the way he views his life and his business for the better.

After being diagnosed with acute lymphoblastic leukemia, a rare cancer with a 10% survival rate, Hal emerged the other side with a clean bill of health and a fresh perspective on what was important.

In this episode of Freedom Fast Lane, Hal shares what this life-changing experience taught him and how we can all adopt these learnings, ensuring we focus on what's important to us.

Key takeaways:

Ask Yourself: What matters most to you?
How to Live in Alignment with What Matters
Redefine Your Relationship with Your Work
How to Change Your Habits in 30 Days

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Hear more from Hal on his podcast at http://halelrod.com/podcast/.

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What's Happened Since I Sought Help Building My Empire Nov 27, 2017

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How do successful entrepreneurs get clarity on their goals and priorities to build their empires? Listen to this live coaching session between Geoff Woods and Ryan Daniel Moran to find out.

Following on from his last appearance on Freedom Fast Lane, Geoff returns to talk Ryan through how you can take your business to the next level by adopting the tried and tested techniques used by the most successful entrepreneurs.

Geoff outlines why having clear goals is important and presents a model that will help you and your company to hit your targets time and time again. Continuously in pursuit of the end zone.

Listen in to hear Ryan get clarity on what his top priorities are within his business over the next month, and how you can apply the lessons to your own company.

Key takeaways:

The one action that will dramatically impact your business
Identifying the habits that will elevate your company to the next level
The 411: How to avoid distraction and achieve your goals

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Hear more from Geoff on his podcast at The1Thing.com.

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3 Ways To Pay Less Taxes Before The End Of The Year Nov 27, 2017

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In this episode of the podcast, I'm going to give you three ways that I am paying less taxes this year.

I have made it very public over the last couple of years that I don't like taxes very much. I don't think taxes do a lot of good. I think taxes should be lower.

I think entrepreneurs spend money wiser than government can, and that we should keep as much money in the hands of individuals and business owners as possible—and keep it out of the hands of politicians.

I have done three things a little bit more intentionally this year. And I'm going to give you a couple of bonuses at the end of the three.

There are three that I am personally doing that I would like to share with you, and then there are a couple of other recommendations that I will encourage you to look into as well.

If you are an entrepreneur looking for the tactical strategies to help you pay less taxes and make more money, then you should come to our event in Austin, Texas, this December 7-9. It's called The Capitalism Conference and tickets are open for a few more days.

Grab your tickets now.

Lessons from an Empire Builder: How to Scale to $500M w/ Tom Bilyeu Nov 25, 2017

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All physical product sellers face the challenge of getting enough eyeballs on their products and proving the viability of their business.

Some enter the market and fail. Others attract people in a way that creates a community dedicated to the product as a solution to a problem they have.

Quest Nutrition is a shining example of a successful brand that built a community. In this episode of the Freedom Fast Lane podcast, we share a clip from The Capitalism Conference (formerly Freedom Fast Lane Live) vault, featuring Tom Bilyeu.

Tom pulls back the curtain and shares his secrets to Quest Nutrition's success.

You'll hear what he and his business partners did in the early days to attract eyeballs and prove their business model, what decisions he made that helped Quest Nutrition scale, and how the brand stays viable in an ever-changing market.

Tom has dedicated himself to building a successful business that has a mission to end metabolic disease.

This is how empire builders think. If you want to start thinking like an empire builder, you need to surround yourself with them.

The best place to do that is at this year's Capitalism Conference, held December 7-9 in Austin, Texas. Grab your tickets today so you can get the playbook for how to build your empire.

How High-Leverage Thinking Elevates the Most Successful Investors and Thinkers Above the Rest Nov 23, 2017

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If you look at someone like Bill Gates and all that he has accomplished, it's hard to fathom that he has the same number of hours in a day as everyone else.

He doesn't have any more time in a day than anyone else. What he does with that time is what sets him apart, because Bill Gates is more high leverage than you or me.

In today's episode of Freedom Fast Lane, guest host Matt Bodnar of The Science of Success podcast explains why there is a non-linear relationship between time and value creation, and how you can use high-leverage thinking to maximize value in the time you have.

Think about the 80/20 rule and how it appears in all areas of life.

In Matt's experience interviewing successful investors and entrepreneurs, the 80/20 rule is a common theme among them.

There are two specific principles of high-leverage thinking. These two principles are common not only across the people Matt has interviewed, but the business titans of history - from John D. Rockefeller to Dale Carnegie.

The first principle is to improve your decision-making ability. And the second is to hire people to replace yourself.

Matt dives deep into the principles of high-leverage thinking in this episode of Freedom Fast Lane.

If you're looking to connect with successful high-leverage thinkers, check out this year's Capitalism Conference held December 7-9 in Austin, Texas. The event attractions billionaires and millionaires from around the globe to share and learn from each other.

Surround yourself with these high achievers and learn how to build your empire at the Capitalism Conference. Grab your ticket today.

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Matt's show The Science of Success is available on Apple Podcasts, Stitcher and YouTube.

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