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Many times when I talk to entrepreneurs who are just starting out they tell me: Miha but you need money to make money!
Nothing could be further from the truth than this. You need RESOURCES ... but have in mind that money is just one type of resource.
In this episode, we dive deeper into other resources and how you can most often substitute one resource with another one.
Also if you have a good idea, you do your homework, you will be able to get money - money is out there, but you need to prove it that your idea is worth investing in.
A passion for helping others stems from a unique and varied life, Andrew believes that paying it forward is the logical way he can give back.
A California Native who has lived in five states and traveled to 17 countries has added a deep love for all cultures and people from around the world.
He is a proud and devoted father of a beautiful son named Jakob. He enjoys living a healthy and centered life.
Andrew graduated Summa Cum Laude with a B.A. in Social Science from CSU Stanislaus, with Concentrations in Cultural Anthropology, Psychology, and Sociology.
A Lifelong student, entrepreneur, author, Speaker, former mortgage broker, loan officer, loan processor, and Account Executive.
He has worked in Finance since 2003. Andrew also studied abroad for International Business prior to founding Flow Business Funding, LLC.
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Links
Website: www.flowbusinessfunding.com
Book on Amazon: Entrepreneurial Money Secrets by Andrew Rey
A lot of negative thoughts go through our mind on a daily basis. Just look at what we are fed in media every day. We are bombarded mostly with negative news. They have such a big influence on our mind, on our way of thinking. In this podcast episode I share with you some simple tricks on how you can change that and brainwash yourself into a positive thinker.
“Wow, Miha! You really are not from this world!” That’s what I’m used now to hearing. “Why do you say that?”, I ask. “Well, because of the way you are and you never stress out about anything!”
By the way, there must be something really wrong with our societies that view stress as something normal. But that’s not the point here…
I’m not a Buddhist or anything, then how do I manage to live like this? Well, it’s pretty simple, actually.
I wasn’t always like this. I used to be a “normal” guy like any other, who got stressed a lot because of work and what other people did. But through the years I’ve been learning the valuable lessons that life has taught me.
It doesn’t take seven years in Tibet to achieve a peaceful and meaningful way of life.
Let me show you in this episode how I brainwashed myself to success.
After talking with hundreds of entrepreneurs - from those who are just starting out to those who already achieved certain level of success - one thing keeps repeating ... they all struggle with clarity.
... and because of that struggle they fear failure, procrastinate, and have to fight many other inner demons.
Well in this episode I am sharing with you my take on best two ways to achieve clarity.
Often I am asked by fellow entrepreneurs how come I am so lucky with forming long term business relationships. Well after you fail literary hundreds of times ... you learn a thing or two.
In this episode I am sharing my way of looking at how to successfully form long term relationships either with business partners or employees.
When you are starting a business and your product or service is aimed at a new audience that you are not yet intimately familiar with you have to accept that there will be additional testing and trying before you figure it out.
... and that is not a bad thing! Instead of feeling like a failure because you didn't nail it on your first try just enjoy the process.
All your marketing and sales should be driven by deep knowledge and understanding of your audience with extra focus on their emotions - positive and negative.
Failure is a huge part of our life and instead of trying to run away from it we need to learn how to embrace it and have failure work in our favour.
When I plan my new "Best Year Ever" I include this two techniques and so should you.
Do let me know what you think about it and I am always happy to hear your feedback and possible questions that you might have.
Enjoy!
Every year around Christmas time I do this exercise and every year since 2013 when I first started it I had "best year ever" the following year.
Are you ready to accelerate your levels of personal and professional success and make the next 12 months the best 12 months of your life?
In this episode I share with you how I do it and I invite you to try it out for yourself.
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