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E181: Working on Your Game with Dre Baldwin Mar 15, 2022

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One of the greatest keys to success is discipline. Forcing yourself to be disciplined, however, isn’t easy. Willpower doesn’t always come naturally. So what does it take to work on your game?

In this conversation, coach, author, and speaker Dre Baldwin teaches how to build discipline and confidence. You don’t have to fake it until you make it. Instead, as Baldwin believes, you can become the person you really want to be right from the get-go.

Following his 9-year basketball career, Dre began producing YouTube content and soon walked down the entrepreneurial path selling $4.99 basketball training programs. He eventually created weekly motivation videos to get people in the right mindset. Those videos then became the foundation for his current company, Work On Your Game, where he teaches people the right kind of mindset and strategies to put them at the top of their industry.

Here are some power takeaways from today’s conversation:

[01:29] Dre’s basketball journey and how he made his name on YouTube

[05:34] The beginnings of Dre’s entrepreneurship

[06:26] Creating The Weekly Motivation videos on YouTube

[12:06] What gets you to the top of your game

[14:11] How to build discipline

[19:51] Taking baby steps

[22:25] The oxymoron of faking it till you make it

[23:29] How to borrow the confidence of another person

[26:48] Asking yourself who you need to be

[30:17] Failure as the absence of trying

[34:11] Quitting vs. walking away

[35:48] How we project how we judge ourselves

[39:37] The need for accountability

[45:27] Writing out your personal statement
Connecting with the Guest

Website: https://dreallday.com/

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/drebaldwin/

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/WorkOnYourGame

YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/dreupt

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E180: Managing Money Like a Business with Brian Beers Mar 11, 2022

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Collecting a W-2 while dreaming about building a business one day? The first step may be to treat your finances like you would a business. Now, how exactly do you do that?

In today’s discussion, Brian Beers, entrepreneur, investor, and owner of Midas automotive repair franchises, walks you through how to manage your money like a business through a systematized financial structure. Through this framework, Brian highlights where your money should be allocated and distributed in a more systematized way.

He also touches on the concept of “infinite banking” which essentially means building your own bank through life insurance, which not only gives you guaranteed growth but also the opportunity to earn more – on top of the death benefit!

Here are some power takeaways from today’s conversation:

[02:55] Brian’s background and real estate portfolio

[05:57] The future of the automotive industry

[11:14] The impact of joining GoBundance

[13:11] Understanding private investments

[16:51] Managing your money like a business

[20:29] How to build a team

[26:44] The power of joining a community

[27:26] Creating a system and breaking it into separate compartments

[33:48] The concept of infinite banking

[40:13] How infinite banking works exactly and different ways to use the money

[46:34] The downsides of infinite banking

[47:43] Why you need to commit to the number

[49:52] The three-fund portfolio

[52:12] Brian’s health and wellness

Notable quotes from the Episode:

“Instead of just taking public equities, you can go above and have private equity so you can invest directly in companies.”

“There's this whole world that exists for accredited investors outside of this box. And once you break that wall, the options become unlimited.”

"Manage your money like it's a business. ... diversify, but don't dilute."

Connecting with the Guest

Website: www.brianbeers.com

Instagram: @businesswithbeers

Twitter: @brianbeers

Podcast: Business with Beers

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E179: How Entrepreneurs Can Build and Scale a Company and Culture with Jeff Hoffman Mar 08, 2022

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What is the making of a successful leader? In today’s conversation, Jeff Hoffman, an award-winning global entrepreneur, proven businessman, and worldwide motivational speaker shares some wealth of knowledge that will teach you how to operate successfully as a CEO and entrepreneur.

Jeff initially went down the software engineering route until he found the path he was truly called for – being a bridge between business and technology. He ultimately figured out a way to monetize his passions. Travel, being one of them, Jeff did a lot of work in the travel industry and created technology for airlines and airports, allowing him to see the world and get paid while doing it.

Having founded multiple startups and served as CEO of public and private companies, Jeff shares some strategies to help you build a company you can scale and offers great insights that will transform the way you do business.

Here are some power takeaways from today’s conversation:

[04:44] The making of a successful leader

[06:59] Finding a way to monetize your passions

[09:23] Are entrepreneurs born or bred?

[11:27] Finding people smarter than you

[13:01] Winning a gold medal at one thing

[15:27] Jeff is a serial entrepreneur, not a parallel entrepreneur

[18:40] Redesigning the way you think about work into projects and products

[19:20] The 3 things today’s talents care about

[19:44] Leading with culture

[22:54] Hiring the right people

[24:45] Balancing process and compliance with the culture

[27:21] Jeff’s definition of excellence

[30:30] Most common mistakes companies make when scaling

[36:28] How to reach explosive growth

[38:16] Putting culture above all else

[42:40] Where Jeff spends most of his time right now
Connecting with the Guest

World Youth Horizons

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E178: How to Trust Your Intuition for Success with Hemal Badiani Mar 04, 2022

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Have you ever consciously made big decisions out of your intuition? Now, if you are a numbers person and your every move is based on calculated risks, trusting your intuition can be a big deal. There’s always that voice of fear looming over your head, and while you have to be aware of that voice, it doesn’t mean you have to listen to it.

Then there’s this more powerful voice that if you just learn to take a step back, you will be able to listen to it – and once you tune into your authentic self, it will guide you along your path to success.

Today’s guest, Hemal Badiani, chose a path that's powered by his intuition. He left his home country in India to carve out his path in the United States, then followed his now-wife to the UK before permanently moving to Charlotte, North Carolina. He lived in three different continents and did management consulting for the Vatican and Disney. Fast-forward to today, Hemal is the CEO of Exponential Equity, a real estate development and investment firm. And just 14 months through a pandemic, his company went from zero to $82 million in assets under management.

Here are some power takeaways from today’s conversation:

[04:49] Consulting for the Vatican and Disney

[08:28] Hemal’s family background

[11:03] Trusting his intuition when making decisions

[12:35] The voice of fear and the powerful inner voice

[13:48] Practices to tune into his inner voice

[19:09] The decision to shut down his house flipping business

[25:44] Transitioning to commercial real estate investing

[30:50] How the business expanded organically into property and assets management

[32:03] Finding the right people to help you grow your business

[39:19] The power of servant leadership

[42:55] Building the foundations for success

[48:54] Hemal’s horizontal lines of income

[49:57] Building healthy habits and giving back to the community

Notable quotes from the Episode:

"You can't have every data point or variable that you can think through because there's just an infinite number of possibilities, and you just go one way."

“Whenever you take a step back and get back to that grounding mechanism, you find your authentic self.”

“Putting yourself in somebody else's shoes makes you a great leader.”

Connecting with the Guest

Website: Exponential Equity

Facebook: www.facebook.com/hemal.badiani

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E177: The Power of Coachability with Jordan Montgomery Mar 01, 2022

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What does it mean to be coachable? To be coachable is to be fully self-aware, focusing on the future rather than the present, and focusing on relationships rather than the content. If you want to continue to grow, there has to be that element of coachability, or you just stop growing, and you end up settling for mediocrity.

In today’s conversation, performance coach and keynote speaker Jordan Montgomery highlights the difference between a coachable person and a teachable person. Jordan walks us through his journey of finding and living his purpose and that pivotal moment that pushed him to realign with his values.

Jordan Montgomery is the owner of Montgomery Companies. Jordan travels the country speaking and coaching executives at Fortune 500 companies, professional athletes, salespeople, and entrepreneurs. Jordan is an accomplished business leader who has managed top-performing sales teams in the financial services industry.

Here are some power takeaways from today’s conversation:

[02:46] Jordan’s background

[03:55] Transitioning from financial services to consulting and coaching

[06:38] Setting his goals before his values

[07:10] The pivotal moment when he got terminated

[11:36] The time when he aligned with his values

[12:18] The power of owning that you’re part of the problem

[14:29] Taking your values off the wall and talking about them

[16:34] Aligning your personal values with your business

[20:53] How to cultivate relationships

[25:13] Living your purpose

[32:32] Embracing our vulnerability to foster connections

[41:55] How vulnerability plays out in the workplace

[43:11] What it means to be coachable

[43:30] Getting obsessed with receiving feedback

[45:00] Coachable vs. teachable

[47:38] Focusing on relationships, not content

[48:47] Giving somebody permission to say no
Connecting with the Guest

Website: www.montgomerycompanies.com

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Twitter: www.twitter.com/jmmontgomeryco

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E176: Travel, Accountability and Market Predictions with Jon Huber Feb 25, 2022

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Whether you own a single-family, a multifamily property, a mobile park, or an Airbnb rental, the pandemic has created a polarized environment. While other industries like hospitality and entertainment have struggled, the real estate space had its best year.

A computer science guy and a coder by nature, Jon Huber has been classically trained to look at data and define patterns in the pattern – and what he sees is that hard assets keep going up. In fact, he doesn’t think the real estate bubble is popping anytime soon.

Jon has an impressive real estate portfolio amassing properties in four different states. He has 95 units in the Kansas City Market, 28 units in Charleston (plus another 19 under contract), a single-family home in LA, and a couple of properties in Florida, including an Airbnb that’s fully booked this month!

Here are some power takeaways from today’s conversation:

[02:39] Jon’s portfolio

[03:33] The massive growth of Airbnb rentals

[06:20] Types of people renting Airbnb units

[11:42] The future of the Airbnb market from a valuation perspective

[16:56] How COVID created a polarized environment

[18:17] Why prices keep going up

[19:43] The value of owning assets

[22:02] Getting into a syndication deal

[27:28] Jon's family background

[29:41] Jon’s exercise routine, nutrition, and happiness index

[33:52] Where he contributes his time and money

[37:06] What his five-year-old self would make his current body do

Notable quotes from the Episode:

"There is this decentralization that's going on in America... as long as you're in one of these touristy destinations where people want to go year-round, you're not going to have any problems."

“COVID created a very binary environment. If you were in the service industry, entertainment industry, or events, you had the worst year ever. If you were in real estate or eCommerce, you had the best year ever. It was completely polarized.”

“Some people had their best year ever, then they get government assistance because they can and they probably should have. And then they cash out in the home that they've had for so many years.”

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