Don’t underestimate the little steps you take. Mario Arrizon, a wealth expert, joins Larry to discuss momentum. In this insightful episode, Larry and Mario talk about why it is so important to have good connections with people, and how to be a successful leader. TIME-STAMPED SHOW NOTES: [4:53] Networking. [11:22] Good leaders versus great leaders. [15:04] Create competition.

We all have to start somewhere. In this inspirational episode, attorney and real estate investor, Jeff Love shares his story with Larry about how he got his first connections and the importance of getting into a circle.

• Ignoring nay-sayers

• Getting unbiased feedback from like-minded people and colleagues

• Setting milestones for success

TIME-STAMPED SHOW NOTES: [2:47] The benefit of winning. [6:49] Things that keep him stimulated. [10:59] Milestone.

People have to take responsibility for their lives. Mary Walker, a successful entrepreneur, is with Larry to discuss the choices we need to make—and how to be ready for the outcome, whether it's good or bad. Success is never a guarantee, nor is it permanent. TIME-STAMPED SHOW NOTES: [1:30] The non-negotiables. [6:10] No regrets. [12:15] Grow together. [17:28] Make the effort.

Success is a progressive realization of worthwhile goals. In this motivational episode, Larry is back with millionaire Bill Orender, to discuss the importance of being financially independent, and how his childhood motivated him and became successful later in life. From earning $2.34 per hour to a cash millionaire. TIME-STAMPED SHOW NOTES: [5:15] Financial authority. [10:18] The victim mentality. [16:58] Personal responsibility.

Use your money to create memories, and it will never go to waste. In this remarkable episode, Larry is joined by long-time friend and successful entrepreneur, Bill Orender! Bill speaks with Larry about what having a spiritual life means and how he utilizes his ability to help others. TIME-STAMPED SHOW NOTES: [3:29] What options mean to him. [8:25] What it took him 5 seconds to realize. [16:13] The mindset of successful people.

Yin and yang—it always has two sides. Gary Kornegay, a multi-millionaire, shares how Larry's influence changed his mindset completely. If you dare to go into business for yourself, you are going to experience the world differently.

•The language of free enterprise

•Dealing with the peaks and valleys of entrepreneurship

• Breaking the chains of dependency

TIME-STAMPED SHOW NOTES: [1:30] The free enterprise. [11:58] The two reasons you work for someone’s last name. [14:28] Important advice.

Once the decline sets in, it usually happens fast. Larry is with Gary Kornegay, a wildly successful entrepreneur, to talk about the importance of focusing on your talent. You are wasting your time worrying about other people who can’t do as well as you. TIME-STAMPED SHOW NOTES: [2:00] Time management. [9:42] Things that took him a decade to understand. [11:42] Focus on growth.

Success is never guaranteed. In this episode, Larry details his life experiences to demonstrate how to make growth happen and the keys to being a successful serial winner. TIME-STAMPED SHOW NOTES: [1:57] Things you do to separate yourself from others. [3:51] Time is not unlimited [11:28] Keys to success.

Adam Weidel, entrepreneur and brand owner, is back with Larry to continue their discussion on motivation—you really can’t overemphasize its value when you’re trying to meet your goals! Listen in while Larry and Adam share the tools they use to get and stay mentally organized so you can keep yourself on track to get big results! TIME-STAMPED SHOW NOTES: [2:30] Goals. [4:07] Having confidence in yourself. [5:27] What gets you excited. [10:28] Clarify your priorities. [15:15] Expect results.

When you only focus on income, you will miss the outcome. Ivan Earle, Senior National Sales Director of a Fortune 1000 company, joins Larry to talk about his success story. In this insightful episode, you will learn how Ivan's monthly salary went from $5,000 to $20K in less than 12 months. TIME-STAMPED SHOW NOTES: [4:55] Society versus reality. [12:25] The biggest frustration. [17:37] Soul searching.