Today on Keeping It Real, I’ve got my long time friend Hayden Bowles and get ready because it’s gonna be a good one. 

Hayden started building online businesses at 16! He started his first online business in e-commerce and has since managed to grow and scale multiple 7-figure businesses.

Get ready to learn Hayden’s personal strategies and advice on the work ethic that it takes to achieve success at the multi-7-figure level. We also discuss how important it is to find what interests you at a young age and to double down on making that work for you, not do things just because you’re told it’s what you’re ‘supposed to do’. 

 

The BIG Takeaways From This Episode: 

• Who is Hayden and how he got started online [1:15]
• Investing in other revenue sources [5:56]
• Hayden’s ‘Why’ [9:57]
• Plans for giving back [12:40]
• Key changes to becoming an efficient worker [14:53]
• How to constantly raise standards and think big [16:27]
• Shifts in thinking to become successful [23:03]
• Systems and team building to leverage time [32:58]
• Criteria for hiring people [37:32]
• How perception of money has changes over time [43:00]
• Success principles [54:00]

 

Memorable Quotes: 

• “I know a lot of people who just like to hang out, I get really really bored if i’m just hanging out.” - Hayden 
• “Trying to figure out that balance and I think that’s a constant life long struggle that every entrepreneur is going to have.” - Hayden
• “Every single day, without failure, for the last 2 years I have written down my to-do list the night before.” - Hayden
• “I don’t think there’s limits, so if someone has it, you can have it, someone does it, you can do it.” - Hayden
• “People for me are the biggest investment, you need to be around the right people” - Hayden
• “The goal is to work on the business not in the business, but for years you’re going to do both.” - Hayden
• “The more you make, the less it is.” - Hayden

 

How To Keep The Momentum Going: 

Always stay positive and humble. Look to expand your circle with like minded people who are hustling as hard as you. 

Remember to look at mistakes as a learning experience and move on. It’s not about what went wrong, it’s about how you use it to better yourself moving forward.

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