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In this episode:

Today you're in for a treat with our guest Sammy Warrayat, a millennial who positioned himself to retire from corporate America at the ripe young age of 26.

He has always been passionate about finding a way to be financially independent to do what he loves most: coaching personal finance and being a life coach in areas of success for millennials his age. As the Successful Millennials Podcast host, he is dedicated to informing, empowering, and inspiring millennials to get out into the world and live their most successful lives. 

Sammy realized that money is important to unlock time freedom, but it's not the only piece needed. This was a key motivator for him to dive in and see what else is required to be successful in life. Covering all the stuff you wish you'd learned in school, we explore the steps to success in five key categories: money, happiness, health, relationships and career.

Here are three reasons why you should listen to the complete Episode:

1. Learn how Sammy Warrayat could retire from corporate America at the age of 26.
2. Find out about his decision to leave corporate America and how he made the transition.
3. Discover the lessons he's learned through the entrepreneurial journey.

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