Dropping Bombs

JT Foxx is a private equity fund manager, a serial entrepreneur of many companies across all sectors, an investor in companies & property, and the World's #1 Wealth & Business Coach. He has business interests in over 54 countries and is a former media personality having had his own self-syndicated radio show called the JT Foxx Show in the United States and Canada, which now has moved to his highly-popular MillionaireFlix platform. He has appeared on major news media networks across the globe in addition to the features in Forbes and various print magazine covers as well as multiple radio shows.

In this episode, JT explains to Brad that it's not what you know. It's not who you know, it's who knows you. You start with one person and persistence without stalking is key. Listen in to learn more.

David Carpenter was broke financially, crushed emotionally, and overwhelmed mentally. After finding quick success as an entrepreneur by earning a company paid for BMW at only 19 years old, David was quickly humbled when he watched his entire business crumble less than two years later. At 21, he was forced to return his car due to the fact he couldn't keep up with the payments. However, as a relentless competitor his entire life, David refused to give up and decided to launch his second business, which, to his dismay, ended up failing within a year…

In this episode, David and Brad discuss what it takes to grow as it relates to mindset, personal responsibility, and of course grit. Brad asks challenging questions and David's responses are the tips anyone could need to grow their business and take it to the next level.

In 1943 at the age of 8, Joe won an American Webster's dictionary in an 80 yards sprint race in his hometown of Bolton. This was the dictionary where Joe was to find the word Reebok (the American spelling), in 1960. If he had won an English Dictionary, he would have found the word spelled, Rhebok. Joe and his late brother Jeff were born into the J W Foster & family business, but on their return after 2 years away from home on National Service, they asked questions about the future. The year was 1955 and the brothers saw a business still rooted in the 1930s. Their father and uncle were now operating the business and very much like another sport shoe company (Adidas), spent more time feuding than collaborating. The result was that in 1958 Joe and Jeff left the Foster business to set up their own business. Six miles down the road in the next town, Bury, the brothers founded "Mercury Sports Footwear", which after 18 months they changed its name to 'Reebok'. Joe had been advised to protect their company's name by registering it. Finding the word Mercury was registered by another company started the search for a new name and one source was Joe's Webster's dictionary. Leafing through for inspiration Joe came across grey rhebok, a small South African antelope, this sounded just right and was free to register. The Reebok business developed with Jeff looking after production, Joe took charge of the sales and marketing side, as well as design which included the classic silhouette, outsole, and the Starcrest.

In this episode, Brad identifies how Joe Foster very well may have invented "Influencer Marketing" back in 1982 and leveraged it to Billions, building a global brand in Reebok that he eventually exited some 10 years ago. Now spending time in France awaiting a trip back to his home country of the U.K. Joe Foster is still smart as a whip and knows what it takes to help products sell at scale.

Gary Finkelstein is the #1 Millennial Agent and Top 5 Producer in the state of Florida for Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Florida Realty. Most recently he was awarded Chairman's Circle Platinum 2018. In 2013 he was awarded as one of the Top Sales Associates for his success. In 2016, Gary generated 5 of the highest sales per square foot in Isla Del Sol and Historic Plantation. Recipient of the sought-after Diamond Award in 2014 and 2015, as well as, Millennial of the year.

A self-made millionaire before the age of 35, Finkelstein shares with the bomb squad listeners: focus on your strengths, rack up the wins, set small attainable goals, be a winner, and of course THINK LIKE A G.

Would you rather have a million dollars or life? Assuming your answer is life-- when you wake up, look in the mirror and tell yourself, "Congrats! You get another day, bi*ch!" … because you do.

Brad Lea lays it down in this solo Dropping Bombs episode with the value, the wit, the realness, and of course the BOMBS.

Listen and learn as this Thanksgiving Day special gives you a lot of self-reflecting to do on strategies that Brad has created like The Million Dollar Morning in correlation with some of the lessons he has learned the hard way so you don't have to.

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Happy Thanksgiving from The Dropping Bombs family to you and yours!

Would you rather have a million dollars or life? Assuming your answer is life-- when you wake up, look in the mirror and tell yourself, “Congrats! You get another day, bi*ch!” … because you do.

Brad Lea lays it down in this solo Dropping Bombs episode with the value, the wit, the realness, and of course the BOMBS. 

Listen and learn as this Thanksgiving Day special gives you a lot of self-reflecting to do on strategies that Brad has created like The Million Dollar Morning in correlation with some of the lessons he has learned the hard way so you don’t have to.

Subscribe, leave a review, and always keep it real.

Happy Thanksgiving from The Dropping Bombs family to you and yours!