My guest today is Jason Medley, a personal friend, entrepreneur and founder of The Collective Genius. In our conversation today we discussed Jason’s upbringing and the lessons he learned in discipline from a single parent household. We talked about hitting rock bottom and making the conscious choice to reprogram his life. We also discussed Jason’s subsequent journey that led him to founding The Collective Genius - the leading real estate mastermind for wholesalers and the overall value of peer to peer networking groups. 

Please enjoy my conversation with Jason Medley.

For full show notes, transcript, and links to content discussed in this episode refer to the episode page here: https://www.compoundideasshow.com/jason-medley-founder-of-the-collective-genius-real-estate-mastermind/

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Show Notes

[00:01:59] - Empowerment through a strict but loving childhood

[00:06:44] -  Jason struggles to balance freedom and responsibility as a young college student  

[00:11:43] - Jason shares his story of a life changing illness

[00:15:38] - The beginning of his entrepreneurial journey

[00:19:49] - Losing everything and hitting rock bottom

[00:21:54] - A morning ritual that changed the trajectory of his life

[00:27:09] - How flipping a few short sales evolved into iVisionary Financial

[00:29:08] - Jason learns what it means to be well rounded and successful

[00:30:28] - The launch of The Collective Genius

[00:36:01] - What it takes to start a mastermind

[00:39:07] - Deepdive into the value of peer to peer networking groups

[00:42:25] - A look at future project iwillriseup.com

[00:43:37] - The impact of a good book