"You have the audacity to come knocking on my door, you better get off my property before I shoot you"

The words were not copied word to word from a Hollywood movie.

They're the actual words Joni Wolfswinkel had to face from a man in Texas because she knocked his house which was about to be auctioned.

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Yes there had been times where Joni was carrying her baby to knock on pre-foreclosure doors.

"Doing the things that I wasn't comfortable doing, eventually you do more and more of that, it just becomes natural to you" is what Joni believes.

Her grit and perseverance eventually made her the CEO of Real Property Management Preferred and co-founder of Texas Turnkey Properties.

Today Joni and husband manage multiple companies, most of them systematized and run without much of their involvement.

Joni is a well sought after public speaker on women empowerment and personal growth.

As one of the top 100 women of influence in housing, she has dedicated her life to achieving success at all levels and sharing with other women how they too can succeed as wife, mom, and entrepreneur in the 21st century.

In this episode you will take away many promising insights as below

· What makes business a fun thing

· How to hire people to help in business

· Continue building the business when kids come along

· What point do you systematize your business

· Wave of Solopreneurship

· Power of virtual assistants—how do you develop them

Few Inspiring Quotes from the Episode:

· If you have no vision, then how do you expect to hire anybody and have that person drive that business forward

· It's important to have a date night with your kid

· What we do in our business, we do that in our family side of things too

· It was not talent, it was all about hard work

Joni Wolfswinkel's book on Amazon: The Choice Is Yours Balancing Success as Wife, Mom, and Entrepreneur

Book Recommended by Joni in the episode: The Family Board Meeting: You Have 18 Summers to Create Lasting Connection with Your Children

Book Recommended by Manny in the episode: Talent Is Overrated: What Really Separates World-Class Performers from Everybody Else

Follow Joni's social

https://www.facebook.com/jonimwolfswinkel

https://www.instagram.com/explore/tags/joniwolfswinkel/

https://www.youtube.com/@insidethewolfsden6439

https://www.linkedin.com/in/joni-wolfswinkel-a59081b2/

"Rebounds are happening at every moment of our life, if you choose"

Imagine being the team that goes all the way to the finals and then loses. Imagine a relationship you're in that goes on for 5 years and then fails. Imagine building a business for 10 years and then it crumbles.

What do you do?

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The least thing you want to do is go swimming in it, making it a theme park that you're living in and having a good time around. Because that's where it starts to become a problem, you've lived in it too long.

You see "Life is full of adversity, life is nothing but adversity"

And when you see failure, when you face adversity; there's always a chance to reset and restart instead of crumbling, crushing and giving up.

In this episode you will take away many promising insights as below

· How do you rebound after an upset

· How NOT to process a failure

· How can you reset your life

Few Inspiring Quotes from the Episode:

· The idea is not so much in the failure itself, it's in the interpretation of the failure or the mistake

· We're never going to make a 100% of the shots, we're never going to get it right 100% of the time

· Life is good when you make it good, life is good when you want to overcome adversity

Follow Manny Vargas:

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https://www.facebook.com/thisismannyvargas

https://twitter.com/themannyvargas

www.tiktok.com/@thisismannyvargas

Manny's website:

https://www.alwaysonthegrow.com/

"Commitment means you're committing to something and you're in it to win it, you're burning the boats".

I Manny Vargas, the moment I'm committed to doing podcasts, I knew I was ready to go on a 10, 15, 20 year run.

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But what about the vanity metrics everyone is going after?

Big brand name, status, becoming famous, looking cool etc.

Am I getting them?

No.

Do I not like them? Of course I do.

I too got into podcasting just for those metrics?

But, what if I do not get the results as I wanted them to be?

Will my podcasting disappear?

It's never going to disappear. There was always going to be something that I would be doing and I'll never stop podcasting. I'll never stop wanting to having conversations with people.

Because 'Always on the Grow' is never going to go away in my heart.

In this episode you will take away many promising insights as below

· Hardest thing about staying consistent with podcasting

· Meaning of 'Consistency is not developmental, it's directional'

· Problem with 'Viewing things as hard' and how to overcome that view

Few Inspiring Quotes from the Episode:

· The hardest thing with staying consistent was figuring out how to stay enthusiastic about something that I would not see a return on

· The decision to grow your brand, podcast or YouTube channel was to accept that for a long time you're not going to see the quantitative results that you might want immediately

· When you decide you're going to commit to something and you're going to be consistent, you have to figure out what are you committing to, it's like a marriage

Follow Manny Vargas:

https://www.youtube.com/@thisismannyvargas

https://www.linkedin.com/in/manny-vargas-86ba4449/

https://www.instagram.com/thisismannyvargas/

https://www.facebook.com/thisismannyvargas

https://twitter.com/themannyvargas

www.tiktok.com/@thisismannyvargas

Manny's website:

https://www.alwaysonthegrow.com/

There's different types of environments that you can get the opportunity to sell high ticket offers.

I've been selling high ticket offers for quite some time, probably about 7 years.

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These different environments that I've sold were: Live Events, over the phone, and one to ones.

Interesting part — a lot of the hard work is not done by someone like me in this High ticket environment, but a lot of the work gets done by the speaker themselves when they're on stage.

I've sold products anywhere from $2,000 all the way up to $250,000.

Right now, my sweet spot is in between $10,000 and $50,000.

Back in the day, as an amateur I was so excited just to be in the game.

I was traveling around in large circuits in the country speaking and selling and I didn't care what I was selling.

Because I just wanted the reps and the experience, so I was willing to sell even if it was crap on the back.

Over the years, I've learned formulas from my mentors that I used in my conversations during sales.

In this episode you will take away many promising insights as below

· How does one sell a high ticker offer?

· ABC framework for selling

· POT framework for selling

Few Inspiring Quotes from the Episode:

There's different types of environments that you can get the opportunity to sell the high ticket offers

Lot of the hard work is not done by someone like me in this High ticket environment, but lot of work gets done by the speaker themselves when they're on stage

As a sales professional, your job is to make sure that they absolutely are in the place that they need to solve that problem that your business helps them with, in that MOMENT, with this OPPORTUNITY.

Follow Manny Vargas:

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https://www.facebook.com/thisismannyvargas

https://twitter.com/themannyvargas

www.tiktok.com/@thisismannyvargas

Manny's website:

https://www.alwaysonthegrow.com/

Leadership, hiring and training, and other sorts of the intricacies of business are the building blocks of business.

Back in the day when I was running restaurants here in Las Vegas, I was doing a pretty good business.

At least, that's what I thought.

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Till the day, I received a nasty email from one of my employees.

It's a resignation letter where she explained what a laziest and most self-involved person I was.

I was hiring employees, finding fault with every small thing, putting the blame on them for every mistake of mine — it was all a "big mess".

Now it was back in 2013, the year much before I decided to become sober.

I was defending myself and arguing for the status.

But now?

I agree that she was absolutely right.

Because, today I'm a man of humility, man of responsibility, man of leadership.

And there's a clear separation between my former self and my present self.

Yes, we have to create a contrast in our lives between who we used to be and who we are now.

In this episode you will take away many promising insights as below

· How to improve the relationship you have with yourself

· Why you need to create a contrast of your present self from your old self

· Couple of things that happened to me that reinvented me

Few Inspiring Quotes from the Episode:

We have to create a contrast in our lives between who we used to be and who we are now

Maybe you need to write yourself your own resignation letter so you can fire that person that you think that you are today in order to become somebody else much better down the road

I'm no longer going to tolerate that version of myself, I'm going to make the change now and that change is going to start with me beginning to do things differently or do different things

Follow Manny Vargas:

https://www.youtube.com/@thisismannyvargas

https://www.linkedin.com/in/manny-vargas-86ba4449/

https://www.instagram.com/thisismannyvargas/

https://www.facebook.com/thisismannyvargas

https://twitter.com/themannyvargas

www.tiktok.com/@thisismannyvargas

Manny's website:

https://www.alwaysonthegrow.com/

Mike Yam is a sportscaster and studio host for NFL Network and SiriusXM radio. He has worked at ESPN, NBA TV and Pac-12 Network.

Yam is a graduate of Fordham University.

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Mike grew up with a Chinese immigrant father from Hong Kong and an Italian mother. As a kid he always thought he was the only person on the planet who was Chinese and Italian.

When it came to deciding on food, Mike finds himself torn between his Chinese and Italian heritage. So, Mike went on writing a children's book titled 'Fried Rice & Marinara'

Armed with an obsessive character, Mike is his own best critique and obsesses over his own mistakes.

This character of Mike, might have driven him to become the best version of himself in the broadcasting world.

He is a passionate advocate for social issues and has authored op-eds on immigration and the Asian American community.

In this episode you will take away many promising insights as below

• Detail of the craft needed for a sports broadcaster
• How broadcasters process and communicate information as they work on big stages
• Key information beginners should focus on to avoid going down the rabbit hole
• Is it fair to celebrate wins even though Mike does not do that

Few Inspiring Quotes from the Episode:

- You don't always win, that is not going to happen all the time and how do you respond to those losses is really really important

- I don't know if I could have a boss harder on me than I am on myself

- If I made the mistake, I would I think about it, like I obsess over the mistake

Children's book by Mike Yam: Fried Rice & Marinara

Follow Mike on his Social Networks

FB: MikeYam.P12

IG: Mike_yam

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Get ready for a political masterclass conversation.

George Chanos is former Attorney General of Nevada. He practiced law for 40 years. He's argued before the United States Supreme Court and won a sixth amendment case 9 – 0.

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In 2012 George had a heart attack which sent him on a whole new direction. He wanted to prepare his 15 year old daughter for her future and wrote his first book 'Seize Your Destiny: A Road Map to Success'.

His second book: 'Millennial Samurai: A Mindset for the 21st century' is to make his daughter, nephews and nieces and other people be future ready.

George is called a futurist and a visionary. He's an author, speaker, and mentor.

As a continuous researcher, George is highly knowledgeable in the fields ranging from human brain to artificial intelligence and block chain technology.

George strongly believes: the next 5 years is going to be highly disruptive, the country that has dominated Artificial Intelligence will dominate the world.

He founded Uvolution for people who want to make the most of their only life, while avoiding predatory programs that overpromise and under deliver.

In this episode you will take away many promising insights from topics as below

· -Examples to 'the ends justify the means' policy followed by political parties in USA

· -Cloward-Piven Doctrine of Universal Basic income of the 1960s

· -George's thoughts on Trump's conviction

· -Definition of singularity and its significance in the back drop of AI

Few Inspiring Quotes from the Episode:

-Either you're a person that believes that the ends justify the means or you're a person who believes in truth

-If we don't have a respect for the rule of law and a respect for legal Authority in this country we will eventually devolve into Anarchy and that's not in anyone's interest

-The first sign of true wisdom is understanding, recognition of how little you know

George's websites and Social Networks:

https://georgejchanos.com/

https://uvolution.io/

https://www.facebook.com/georgejchanos/

https://www.instagram.com/georgejchanos/

https://twitter.com/georgejchanos

https://www.linkedin.com/in/georgejchanos/

What if you could change your identity to become more?

Becoming alert to behaviors that hold you back.

How many of those little things that seem insignificant are getting in the way... Awareness and drive to improve works wonders.

This episode highlights the importance of becoming conscious to the idea that you are limiting yourself in various ways.

In this episode, you will learn:

· The importance of choosing new over old

· How shifting your identity in the micro moments matters

· Why our self check needs to be on point to evolve

Few Inspiring Quotes from the Episode:

"There's a lot of other options"

"That's not who you are anymore"

"Step into a new environment"

Follow Manny Vargas:

· https://www.youtube.com/@thisismannyvargas

· https://www.linkedin.com/in/manny-vargas-86ba4449/

· https://www.instagram.com/thisismannyvargas/

· https://www.facebook.com/thisismannyvargas

· https://twitter.com/themannyvargas

· www.tiktok.com/@thisismannyvargas

Manny's website:

· https://www.alwaysonthegrow.com/

Heath Treasure dropped out of college.

Because his professor in the marketing class said he's going to teach them how to write a marketing plan for a Fortune 5 Company without himself officially building a marketing plan before.

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Watching people enjoy fruits of their hardworking labours, Heath started working hard at an early age.

He's become a millionaire in early 20s.

He lost everything in matter of days, became broke.

Heath started as a truck driver driving whole nights and days at a stretch to rebuild himself.

He started building businesses from scratch. He succeeded to become a millionaire again in matter of 2 years.

Today, Heath is helping blue collar businesses that are looking to scale or sell.

Being in the trenches and building these businesses multiple times, Heath knows exactly what it is to take over and exit profitably in blue collar businesses.

He's building no non-sense exit strategies for these businesses.

In this episode you will take away promising insights as below and many more

· -Difference between a multi-millionaire entrepreneur and a comfort loving ordinary entrepreneur

· -Process to scale a business and then make it exit ready

· -How can one develop the skill of handling pressure and challenges?

· -Biggest lie business owners are believing that is stopping infinite success

Few Inspiring Quotes from the Episode:

-The biggest amount of financial reward is on the buy and the sale

-In order to be a successful businessman you have to create and build the foundation to be a successful businessman and that all starts with soft skills

-Having an exit strategy even when you're not for sale is just as important as having a business plan

-Your paycheck is in direct alignment with the amount of stress and challenges that you're capable of handling

Heath Treasure:

website: www.ultimatebluecollar.com

https://www.instagram.com/theheathtreasure/

https://www.facebook.com/theheathtreasure

https://www.youtube.com/@HeathTreasure

Ron started a barbeque business just to make a little extra dollar so that his wife can stay at home with the kids.

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His job with the government did not stop him taking the chances of becoming an entrepreneur.

Because being an entrepreneur runs in his blood—many of his family members are entrepreneurs.

As a devout Christian, Ron follows great Christian values especially in his relationship with his wife and kids.

Before starting his food truck business, Ron served 19 years as a fire-fighter with the government.

Retiring from his fire-fighter career, Ron implemented the good habits he learned during his training into his day-to-day living, be it business or relationships or parenting.

In this episode you will take away many promising insights as below

· -How Ron P moving from a stable government job to a successful entrepreneur

· -Benefits of always having a partner with you

· -How to have great family relationships and raise great kids

· -Ron's positioning or value proposition in his business

Few Inspiring Quotes from the Episode:

· -Follow what that inner voice is telling you and do not be afraid to step into what you feel that inner voice is saying

· -Just on the other side of fear is everything that you're looking for you

· -You can raise great kids by leading by example because children see more than they hear

Follow Ron on social:

Website:

https://www.gpbbq.com/

https://www.facebook.com/GoShenPointBBQ/

https://www.instagram.com/goshenpointbbq/