Despite the fact that he grew up in the free lunch program at school, our guest, Brandon Fong, became a published author, traveled to 23 countries with his wife, ran the marketing operations for a 7-figure online education company with 250,000+ students, was featured on TV, and launched his podcast to a top 2% global ranking in less than a year… all by the age of 25. Brandon is on his own path to build his first 7+ figure business and share what he learns along the way.

Brandon believes that one of the most effective solutions to some of the world's biggest problems is to create a movement of people dedicated to pursuing self-expansion and doing big things in the world - not just for the outcome, but for what it makes of them in the process.

In this episode, Brandon shares with us a 3-step method for creating engaging and genuine connections that provide massive value, but also lay the groundwork for future opportunities.

 

Download a summary of Brandon’s Magic Connection Method process

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DISCLAIMER: This episode is not explicit, though contains mild swearing that may be unsustainable for younger audiences.

Tweetable Comments

• “Until you make the unconscious conscious, it will control your life and you will call it fate.”- Carl Young

• “As I look back on that experience now, I really view that as one of the greatest things that ever happened to me. It really inspired me to pursue and think about things differently and to be more resourceful.”

• “The number one thing in a mentee/mentor relationship is, “Is this person actually going to execute on what I'm teaching them?”

• “Open up your inbox and you want to be the exact opposite of everything that's in your inbox.”

• “Value- it's not complimenting because the other person has a big ego you're complimenting because you'll know what’s important to them.”