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(This episode was recorded during the US outbreak of COVID-19.) The only confidence that's worth anything is confidence that comes from achievement. In this episode, Larry is joined by rancher, skier, filmmaker—and all-around renaissance man, Mark Harvey. Mark shares his story on how he overcame a potential early end to his career due to an injury, and the confidence he regained after facing this adversity. If you can accept the setbacks life gives you instead of being stuck on the "why", you can start to move from where you are to where you want to be. TIME-STAMPED SHOW NOTES: [6:55] Mark's first big setback. [11:16] Writing down what needs to be done. [16:32] Keeping on track. [20:59] What followed Mark's recovery.
(This episode was recorded during the US outbreak of COVID-19.) Willy Naranjo is joining Larry again to share more of his background and insight on how he achieved such success. Learn how scheduling and multitasking allowed him to run a coffee farm while traveling with the Columbian National Hockey team, and how he now has the time to race Ferraris on the side! Willy closes by sharing his thoughts on Social Media, and why he believes your achievements should be for you—and not for you to announce to the rest of the world. TIME-STAMPED SHOW NOTES: [4:39] If the Romans could do it, what's our excuse? [8:20] Playing with the Columbian National Hockey while running a farm. [11:51] Why Willy doesn't have Social Media. [14:00] Structure and scheduling.
(This episode was recorded during the US outbreak of COVID-19.) Larry has another insightful episode with Million Dollar Earner Tony Grosso! Tony shares the number one rule for creating a successful small start-up—hiring exceptional people! When you're a small company, every person moves the needle a huge degree so make sure you're investing in the right staff! Learn how you can create or delegate a trusted team to devlop the right systems and infrastructure because you can't change the world or get rich by endlessly banging a hammer. Where to find more information about Tony's work. FNrealtypartners.com TIME-STAMPED SHOW NOTES: [00:45] Building your team. [7:55] Creating systems as an entrepreneur. [10:46] Never stop growing.
(This episode was recorded during the US outbreak of COVID-19.) Larry is joined by long time friend and fellow Million Dollar Earner out of Chicago, Jeff Mallard. Jeff shares how he was able to realize his own capabilities and separate himself from the company and lifestyle that was slowly poisoning his life, and what the breaking point was that lead to this big change. The foundation we set our new company and start-up on is what will make or break your business so learn what easy to follow guide Jeff followed to make sure he built something that would last! TIME-STAMPED SHOW NOTES: [3:30] How Jeff got started. [11:59] Jeff's awakening. [21:50] Foundations of Jeff's business. [23:40] Final comments.
(This episode was recorded during the US outbreak of COVID-19.) Larry is back with the renowned trailblazer, Jeff Mallard, and he's sharing his insight on how you can go from being a follower to a leader—and recognize other potential leaders to bring along with you. Identify your inspiration and what will fuel your activity so can avoid ever becoming stagnant in your business! Lastly, you are defined not by what you say "no" to but what you say "yes" to so listen in and learn how you can avoid letting opportunity pass. TIME-STAMPED SHOW NOTES: [1:00] Jeff's introduction to management. [7:35] How Jeff defines a "dash." [12:08] Insight on Jeff as a leader.
(This episode was recorded during the US outbreak of COVID-19.) Regardless of education, context, every other advantage you may have, it does not allow you to bypass the pain of rejection. In this episode, Larry Stephens shares his fail-proof tips on how you can overcome. Listen in and decide to dominate the fear of rejection rather than letting it dominate you! TIME-STAMPED SHOW NOTES: [4:24] What rejection really means, and how to overcome! [7:45] Using self-discipline to adjust your outlook.
(This episode was recorded during the US outbreak of COVID-19.) Larry is speaking with constantly expanding millionaire, Omar Oropesa, about visualizing your future, and overcoming limitations. Omar shares how he went from being a modest child with a stutter to running 90 branch offices and living out his childhood dreams. From working as a bodyguard to being a bank teller, there's nothing Omar wouldn't do to finance his college and future. Through this hard work and remaining constant, Omar was able to make his vision a reality and shares how you can do the same! TIME-STAMPED SHOW NOTES: [2:39] Omar's background. [6:54] Omar on his varied work history. [11:21] Overcoming doubt and visualizing your future. [16:09] Omar's largest obstacle.
(This episode was recorded during the US outbreak of COVID-19.) No matter what industry you're in, it all comes down to time, listening, and the refusal to do anything but keep going! Robert Wagner is back and speaking with Larry about the opportunities that came his way because he consistently finished what he started, and the massive part new relationships played in getting his big break. Robert shares how he went from being a guest on SNL to being cast in Austin Powers, and how he successfully gets into a rhythm when taking on such a role and starting something new. TIME-STAMPED SHOW NOTES: [1:05] Relationships and observing successful people. [4:16] Opportunity will only arise if you finish what you've started. [13:08] RJ's big break and meeting Mike Myers. [15:35] Systems for acclimating into new roles or settings.
(This episode was recorded during the US outbreak of COVID-19.) In this remarkable episode, Larry is joined by author, producer, and Emmy Nominated actor, Robert "RJ" Wagner! Robert speaks with Larry about the evolution of his career and success since first starting as an actor in the 1950's, and the timeless lessons he learned about rejection that can translate to any career start-up. Listen in and learn how you can maintain your positivity when starting something new, and get a rare glimpse of a Hollywood actor's life during the Golden Age. TIME-STAMPED SHOW NOTES: [3:07] RJ's published books. [9:39] Caddying for Clark Gable and being discovered. [13:38] Rejection and determination. [19:36] Behind the success of NCIS.
(This episode was recorded during the US outbreak of COVID-19.) Larry is speaking with social media guru, Matt Gore, about how he got his start in the once unknown media industry 25 years ago and continues to thrive in this ever-changing business. Matt shares how he decided to ruffle some feathers by ditching the "middle man", and the ways that jumpstarted their company's growth. Lastly—there is constant uncertainty as an entrepreneur in any industry, listen in as Matt and Larry discuss how you can find your footing during these dubious times. TIME-STAMPED SHOW NOTES: [2:36] How Matt got his start in media. [5:34] Financing their video production house. [11:29] Focus on what makes a business. [15:40] How Matt decided to remove the "middle man."
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