Cashflow Diary™

Organization is a challenge for lots of business owners. Special guest Marc Paul, founder of NextGen who entered the custom apps creation world with his wildly popular "Baby Pack & Go" app, gives us insight into what it takes to get more organized in all areas of life. Listen as he talks about using technology to organize your business and delegation as a tool toward greater organization. He talks about the steps you need to take so you won't be overwhelmed with your success. Marc Paul has excellent ideas for real estate investors to keep them on track and raise productivity. Listen now. 

Continuing in our celebration of entrepreneurs, J. Massey interviews Tina Hartman and Marlene Waterhouse, Orange County, California, business owners in the real estate arena. In short, these individuals solve problems and help homeowners who are underwater in their homes. Tina and Marlene started on their journey as real estate investors who worked in short sales. Then they started working with agents to process their short sales from start to finish. What we learn in this episode is that there’s nothing “short” in the short sale process and paperwork! We also learn about trends in the housing market and what we need to know as investors moving forward about loan modifications, new problems homeowners may encounter and what 2014 means to a whole lot of homeowners who took out HELOCs. Even if you are not an investor but you own a home, pay a mortgage and may feel financially distressed in your property, you will want to listen to this episode.

In this Cash Flow Diary podcast episode, we explore new takes on what it means to be a good leader. It's more about partnership than being a pushy overlord. And you have to identify the strengths and weaknesses in your team. When you let people do what they are great at, guess what happens? Success. My guest, Lakeshia Ekiegwe, shares what she has learned on her path to becoming a successful entrepreneurial business development coach, author and speaker. Her story is amazing. She is all about empowerment and action steps. Lakeshia is my kind of guest! Give this episode a listen and you'll learn a new concept or two or three. 

Start and Stay Started! 

What an exciting episode of Cash Flow Diary ™! Guest Eric Promm, an investor in Germany, gives us a look into how things work across the pond. Interestingly things aren’t so different there than here in the U.S. But there are differences. Listen in and hear how much J. Massey and Eric Promm have in common when it comes to their entry into the world of real estate investing.

Two Jermaines? Yes! J. Massey and Jermaine Griggs get together for a very special podcast to discuss business, life, entrepreneurial challenges, family and a whole lot more. Mr. Girggs has a lot of interests. He and J. have a lot in common, but you'll want to hear about the differences, too. Learn about Mr. Griggs plans. If you are music-lover or want to own your own business, this one's for you. Listen now.

In this week’s Cash Flow Diary™ podcast, guest and CEO extraordinaire Richard Moran talks about the life of a busy CEO and questions the difference between being busy and being productive. This highly productive CEO is the founder of Accretive Solutions, a business that employs 700 individuals and offers consulting, staffing and outsourcing primarily in the IT sector. He is also a published author with several acclaimed books under his belt and owns a family winery in Calistoga, Moran Manor. This is a bit of different type of podcast episode. I enjoyed interviewing Richard very much as we discussed all things entrepreneurial!

Join J. Massey as he continues his insightful Cash Flow Diary podcast interview with special guest Eric Kaufmann, founder of Sagatica and author of Leadership as a Hero's Journey: The Four Virtues for Transforming Uncertainty and Anxiety into Results. Tune in to learn more about what being a leader really means and what it takes to be a true "hero." This thought-provoking interview isn't like anything you've heard before. J. and Eric explore "psycosclerosis," and if you want to know what that means, you'll need to give this podcast episode a listen! You'll walk away with a deeper understanding of leadership in the the workplace and beyond.

Cash Flow Diary's special guest Eric Kaufmann, founder of Sagatica, talks about how we can change our thinking to achieve a lot more out of life. In this first in a two-part series, entrepreneur, author, leadership expert and executive coach Eric Kaufmann discusses his new book, Leadership as a Hero's Journey: The Four Virtues for Transforming Uncertainty and Anxiety into Results, and what it takes to be a great leader. Do leaders have to be fearless? How do we become courageous anyway? And what other traits should good leaders possess and why? Next week, Eric continues this introspective look into leadership. Make sure to listen. You might even learn a new word or two, like "psycosclerosis." 

How to Make More Money This Year, This Time... for Reals...

Doubt kills more dreams than failure ever will. This is an excellent quote as we move into the new year, because we need to take action without doubt. In this podcast you’ll learn how to move beyond your doubt so you can take action. It also covers the difference between believing something and knowing it and how experience plays into the answer. And where does experience come from anyway? That requires action. And guess what else? Failure! If you want the new year to be different from the many years that came before it, you will have to take new actions and stop being fearful of failure. Use the failure events as teaching events. And remember that experience is more than just talking about doing; it’s doing. Learn more. Listen now.