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HTE 174: How to Use S.M.A.R.T. Goals to Accomplish Big Things | John Lee Dumas
My guest today is former Captain in the U.S. Army, podcast extraordinaire, self-made millionaire, and an entrepreneur on fire!
After serving 8 years in the Army, my guest set out to find work. After trying and quitting a couple things — law school and the real estate business, he stumbled upon podcasting.
On September 22, 2012, he launched EOFire. Now, three and a half years later EOFire and my guest generate over $200,000 in monthly revenue and he shows no sign of stopping.
His latest project is The Freedom Journal, a journal that will help you achieve your biggest goals in 100 days. Launched as a Kickstarter campaign on January 4th, it was almost instantly fully funded at its goal of $25,000. As of today, just three days into the campaign, pledges have topped $150,000.
Now, let’s hack…
John Lee Dumas.
In this 34-minute episode John Lee Dumas and I discuss:
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My guest today is former Captain in the U.S. Army, podcast extraordinaire, self-made millionaire, and an entrepreneur on fire!
After serving 8 years in the Army, my guest set out to find work. After trying and quitting a couple things — law school and the real estate business, he stumbled upon podcasting.
On September 22, 2012, he launched EOFire. Now, three and a half years later EOFire and my guest generate over $200,000 in monthly revenue and he shows no sign of stopping.
His latest project is The Freedom Journal, a journal that will help you achieve your biggest goals in 100 days. Launched as a Kickstarter campaign on January 4th, it was almost instantly fully funded at its goal of $25,000. As of today, just three days into the campaign, pledges have topped $150,000.
Now, let’s hack…
John Lee Dumas.
In this 34-minute episode John Lee Dumas and I discuss:
The Show Notes