September 21, 2023

{How Does She Afford That?} How Faith Went From Living in a Tent to Building a Multi 6-figure Business & Buying Her First Rental

36 minutes

In today's episode, I'm interviewing Faith Mariah, who is a real estate investor, a multi six-figure business owner and a digital nomad. In this episode, I'm going to pull back the curtain on how Faith went from living in a tent for most of her twenties to now living a freedom lifestyle that most people desire. You're going to hear Faith's incredibly inspiring story, as well as the actual financials of how she made this work and most importantly, the mindset that had her create the life of her dreams. This is not an episode that you want to miss, make sure and listen to the end!

Key Highlights
[00:01:31] Living a freedom lifestyle.
[00:04:33] Overcoming homelessness and financial success.
[00:07:34] Making money as a blogger.
[00:10:23] Significant business growth.
[00:13:24] Financial stability and resilience.
[00:18:03] What's possible with money.
[00:19:21] Buying a rental house.
[00:24:59] Rental property investment mindset.
[00:27:19] Difference between spending and investing.
[00:30:01] Sales and marketing skills.
[00:32:25] Building goals and cash flow.
[00:35:43] Entrepreneurship and business discussion.

Notable Quotes
"Failure is just not an option. The only availability I have is forward."
"Down is on the way to up. There's no down and there's no backwards for me. We're only ever going forward."
"Being poor is such a scam. It's so easy to make money, even if you only have a little bit. You've got to start getting that leverage for yourself because it gets easier and easier."
"There's always solutions. Problems can't exist without solutions. Anytime there's a problem, there's a solution."
"Even if it's going to take a year, two years, three years, five years to build, it's worth doing so you can have it someday."
"Just figure out what you want, and then look at what would it actually cost and just put your brain to work about how could I get that kind of cash flow?"
"You've got to work for yourself because if you're working for someone else, they're going to be paying you less than your labor is worth."
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