Making Bank

Welcome back to Making Bank. In today’s episode, we have a compilation of previous episodes with Jeremy Weisz, Tim Kennedy, Jeff Fenstar, Jesse Krieger, Joe Valley, Rich Schefren and Gary Brecka, and in this episode you will hear tips and tricks from top entrepreneurs about the guide to success.

(2:24) Jeremy Weisz

As an entrepreneur, being paranoid about things is advantageous because it will make you prepare for any situation. Redundancy is very important in the entrepreneurial world. Always have a backup plan for everything just in case.

(9:15) Tim Kennedy

When you are in the business world, you always need to look out for the right people. They will really help you in your journey. Second thing is having a proper plan. Lastly, you need to have a purpose for everything that you’re doing.

(16:36) Jeff Fenstar

Don’t get tired of trying new things and adapting to change. Nothing ever stays the same. So, even in business, if you want to penetrate new markets and thrive in the world, you have to come up with new methods daily. Never get tired. 

(21:29) Jesse Krieger

Try not to take no for an answer. Find ways to convince people to say yes. Come up with tactics and strategies that they cannot resist. Never give up when someone declines. Always assume they will say yes and work your way to it.

(28:11) Joe Valley

Don’t get too attached to your business. Remember to accept the fact that you are going to exit your business one day whether you like it or not. That is why it is very important that you have a proper exit plan ready when that time comes. 

(32:45) Rich Schefren

As an entrepreneur, there is nothing wrong with testing and trying out new platforms to see if they work or not. You just need to have a plan ready incase you find out that the platform is not giving you any value.

(38:49) Gary Brecka

“The presence of oxygen is the absence of disease” Nothing is more truthful than this statement. Every disease known to mankind is always directly proportional to the absence of oxygen.

Tags:

@jeremyrise25 

@timkennedymma 

@fensterjeff 

@lifestyleentrepreneur 

@exitpreneursplaybook 

@therealrichschefren 

@garybrecka

Welcome back to Making Bank. In today’s episode, we have a compilation of previous episodes with Jeremy Weisz, Tim Kennedy, Jeff Fenstar, Jesse Krieger, Joe Valley, Rich Schefren and Gary Brecka, and in this episode you will hear tips and tricks from top entrepreneurs about the guide to success.

(2:24) Jeremy Weisz

As an entrepreneur, being paranoid about things is advantageous because it will make you prepare for any situation. Redundancy is very important in the entrepreneurial world. Always have a backup plan for everything just in case.

(9:15) Tim Kennedy

When you are in the business world, you always need to look out for the right people. They will really help you in your journey. Second thing is having a proper plan. Lastly, you need to have a purpose for everything that you’re doing.

(16:36) Jeff Fenstar

Don’t get tired of trying new things and adapting to change. Nothing ever stays the same. So, even in business, if you want to penetrate new markets and thrive in the world, you have to come up with new methods daily. Never get tired. 

(21:29) Jesse Krieger

Try not to take no for an answer. Find ways to convince people to say yes. Come up with tactics and strategies that they cannot resist. Never give up when someone declines. Always assume they will say yes and work your way to it.

(28:11) Joe Valley

Don’t get too attached to your business. Remember to accept the fact that you are going to exit your business one day whether you like it or not. That is why it is very important that you have a proper exit plan ready when that time comes. 

(32:45) Rich Schefren

As an entrepreneur, there is nothing wrong with testing and trying out new platforms to see if they work or not. You just need to have a plan ready incase you find out that the platform is not giving you any value.

(38:49) Gary Brecka

“The presence of oxygen is the absence of disease” Nothing is more truthful than this statement. Every disease known to mankind is always directly proportional to the absence of oxygen.

Tags:

@jeremyrise25 

@timkennedymma 

@fensterjeff 

@lifestyleentrepreneur 

@exitpreneursplaybook 

@therealrichschefren 

@garybrecka

Welcome back to Making Bank. In today’s episode, we have a compilation of previous episodes with Jeremy Weisz, Tim Kennedy, Jeff Fenstar, Jesse Krieger, Joe Valley, Rich Schefren and Gary Brecka, and in this episode you will hear tips and tricks from top entrepreneurs about the guide to success.

(2:24) Jeremy Weisz

As an entrepreneur, being paranoid about things is advantageous because it will make you prepare for any situation. Redundancy is very important in the entrepreneurial world. Always have a backup plan for everything just in case.

(9:15) Tim Kennedy

When you are in the business world, you always need to look out for the right people. They will really help you in your journey. Second thing is having a proper plan. Lastly, you need to have a purpose for everything that you’re doing.

(16:36) Jeff Fenstar

Don’t get tired of trying new things and adapting to change. Nothing ever stays the same. So, even in business, if you want to penetrate new markets and thrive in the world, you have to come up with new methods daily. Never get tired. 

(21:29) Jesse Krieger

Try not to take no for an answer. Find ways to convince people to say yes. Come up with tactics and strategies that they cannot resist. Never give up when someone declines. Always assume they will say yes and work your way to it.

(28:11) Joe Valley

Don’t get too attached to your business. Remember to accept the fact that you are going to exit your business one day whether you like it or not. That is why it is very important that you have a proper exit plan ready when that time comes. 

(32:45) Rich Schefren

As an entrepreneur, there is nothing wrong with testing and trying out new platforms to see if they work or not. You just need to have a plan ready incase you find out that the platform is not giving you any value.

(38:49) Gary Brecka

“The presence of oxygen is the absence of disease” Nothing is more truthful than this statement. Every disease known to mankind is always directly proportional to the absence of oxygen.

Tags:

@jeremyrise25 

@timkennedymma 

@fensterjeff 

@lifestyleentrepreneur 

@exitpreneursplaybook 

@therealrichschefren 

@garybrecka

Welcome back to Making Bank. In today’s episode, we have a compilation of previous episodes with Jeremy Weisz, Tim Kennedy, Jeff Fenstar, Jesse Krieger, Joe Valley, Rich Schefren and Gary Brecka, and in this episode you will hear tips and tricks from top entrepreneurs about the guide to success.

(2:24) Jeremy Weisz

As an entrepreneur, being paranoid about things is advantageous because it will make you prepare for any situation. Redundancy is very important in the entrepreneurial world. Always have a backup plan for everything just in case.

(9:15) Tim Kennedy

When you are in the business world, you always need to look out for the right people. They will really help you in your journey. Second thing is having a proper plan. Lastly, you need to have a purpose for everything that you’re doing.

(16:36) Jeff Fenstar

Don’t get tired of trying new things and adapting to change. Nothing ever stays the same. So, even in business, if you want to penetrate new markets and thrive in the world, you have to come up with new methods daily. Never get tired. 

(21:29) Jesse Krieger

Try not to take no for an answer. Find ways to convince people to say yes. Come up with tactics and strategies that they cannot resist. Never give up when someone declines. Always assume they will say yes and work your way to it.

(28:11) Joe Valley

Don’t get too attached to your business. Remember to accept the fact that you are going to exit your business one day whether you like it or not. That is why it is very important that you have a proper exit plan ready when that time comes. 

(32:45) Rich Schefren

As an entrepreneur, there is nothing wrong with testing and trying out new platforms to see if they work or not. You just need to have a plan ready incase you find out that the platform is not giving you any value.

(38:49) Gary Brecka

“The presence of oxygen is the absence of disease” Nothing is more truthful than this statement. Every disease known to mankind is always directly proportional to the absence of oxygen.

Tags:

@jeremyrise25 

@timkennedymma 

@fensterjeff 

@lifestyleentrepreneur 

@exitpreneursplaybook 

@therealrichschefren 

@garybrecka

Welcome back to Making Bank. In today’s episode, we have a compilation of previous episodes with Brendon Burchard, Jason Katzenback, Robert Kiyosaki, Justin Christianson, Chris Record, Billy Gene and Ian Stanley, and in this episode you will hear tips and tricks from top entrepreneurs about the guide to success.

(2:47) Brendon Burchard

Some people have visions but they don’t have the ambition. You need to have a hunger for success. You need to be attached to that. The second most important thing is competency. Keep on getting good at your craft. 

(7:47) Jason Katzenback

Do the things today that others are afraid of so that tomorrow you can do what others only dream of doing. Many people stop themselves from doing something just because of fear. Fear is the biggest barrier to success.  Don’t let it stop you.

(12:15) Robert Kiyosaki

You better step back and look at what game you want to play. There are a million ways you can go to heaven but there’s also a billion ways you can go to hell. What happens for most entrepreneurs is they end up in hell because they didn’t have a proper plan around their business.

(17:38) Justin Christianson

A lot of companies overlook their homepage aspect in the e-commerce environment. Some companies will even say they don’t drive traffic to their homepage. Never neglect your homepage as it should have the most traffic because it will ensure your business’s success the most. 

(22:25) Chris Record

Focus on personal development, mindset, train what’s inside, because whatever you do inside, is going to come out. Always develop your inner game. Also amp up your physical game. Get in the best fitness of your life, get in the best health of your life, just be the best version of you possible. 

(29:57) Billy Gene

The education system today is always preparing people to fail. It’s teaching things that are so outdated, that cannot be applied today. The worst part about this is it’s being done at a price that keeps people indebted for thirty years and nobody’s talking about it. 

(35:31) Ian Stanley

The people who are brave enough to buy things at a lower price and skillful at leveraging opportunities at a later time are the real hustlers. They never stop looking for new ways to get creative. In the entrepreneurial world, only people with this amount of determination will survive.

Tags:

@brendonburchard 

@jasonkatzenback 

@therealkiyosaki 

@justinchristianson 

@chrisrecord 

@billygeneismarketing 

@becomingianstanley

Welcome back to Making Bank. In today’s episode, we have a compilation of previous episodes with Brendon Burchard, Jason Katzenback, Robert Kiyosaki, Justin Christianson, Chris Record, Billy Gene and Ian Stanley, and in this episode you will hear tips and tricks from top entrepreneurs about the guide to success.

(2:47) Brendon Burchard

Some people have visions but they don’t have the ambition. You need to have a hunger for success. You need to be attached to that. The second most important thing is competency. Keep on getting good at your craft. 

(7:47) Jason Katzenback

Do the things today that others are afraid of so that tomorrow you can do what others only dream of doing. Many people stop themselves from doing something just because of fear. Fear is the biggest barrier to success.  Don’t let it stop you.

(12:15) Robert Kiyosaki

You better step back and look at what game you want to play. There are a million ways you can go to heaven but there’s also a billion ways you can go to hell. What happens for most entrepreneurs is they end up in hell because they didn’t have a proper plan around their business.

(17:38) Justin Christianson

A lot of companies overlook their homepage aspect in the e-commerce environment. Some companies will even say they don’t drive traffic to their homepage. Never neglect your homepage as it should have the most traffic because it will ensure your business’s success the most. 

(22:25) Chris Record

Focus on personal development, mindset, train what’s inside, because whatever you do inside, is going to come out. Always develop your inner game. Also amp up your physical game. Get in the best fitness of your life, get in the best health of your life, just be the best version of you possible. 

(29:57) Billy Gene

The education system today is always preparing people to fail. It’s teaching things that are so outdated, that cannot be applied today. The worst part about this is it’s being done at a price that keeps people indebted for thirty years and nobody’s talking about it. 

(35:31) Ian Stanley

The people who are brave enough to buy things at a lower price and skillful at leveraging opportunities at a later time are the real hustlers. They never stop looking for new ways to get creative. In the entrepreneurial world, only people with this amount of determination will survive.

Tags:

@brendonburchard 

@jasonkatzenback 

@therealkiyosaki 

@justinchristianson 

@chrisrecord 

@billygeneismarketing 

@becomingianstanley

Welcome back to Making Bank. In today’s episode, we have a compilation of previous episodes with Joe Fier and Matt Wolfer, Diana House, Todd Brown, Francis Wolff, Jeremy Parker, Chad Keller and Dave Mckeown, and in this episode you will hear tips and tricks from top entrepreneurs about the guide to success.

(3:00) Joe Fier And Matt Wolfe

Hiring people is good for expanding your business and increasing productivity but when you bring people in, a smaller share will go into your pocket. You will have to share your profit with others. Your profit will not be as much as when you did it alone. 

(7:18) Diana House

Giving feedback isn't a challenging thing. The problem is giving productive feedback. You need to figure out how to give feedback in a productive way where you maintain positivity but you also remember to put necessary constructive feedback that will help in growth and maturity. 

(12:54) Todd Brown

You have to be a student of the market before you are a student of a product or even your product. You have to pay attention to what is selling well and figure out how it is being positioned and presented to the market. This way you will know how to make the sale of your product a success.

(21:53) Francis Wolff

Having a clear strategy is important when doing business. Once you have a working strategy, then it is just a matter of how the market responds to that strategy. This way you can then kind of pick the winning strategy and just focus on what is already working for you.

(26:53) Jeremy Parker

You need to learn as much as possible about who today's buyers are. You need to have hundreds if not thousands of conversations with top managers, HR managers, marketing team, sales team, and all the relevant people who deal directly with your organization so that you can figure out who your first customers are. 

(31:26) Chad Keller

Sometimes you have to do things you don't want to do because that is how it will be when you first start your business. This will then teach you what you love to do and what you don't like to do. It is the best kind of hands-on experience you can hope to get that will get you ready for your next one. 

(35:48) Dave Mckeown

One of the biggest difficulties you will have in business is struggling to go from a culture of saying yes and then figuring out how to deliver it. Sometimes you may say yes but you will find that it is very hard to get it to a culture of ongoing, sustained, and ultimately scalable success.

Tags:

@joefier 

@mattrwolfe 

@diana_house_ 

@toddbrown 

@franciswolff 

@chad.w.keller 

@davemckeown1 

Welcome back to Making Bank. In today’s episode, we have a compilation of previous episodes with Joe Fier and Matt Wolfer, Diana House, Todd Brown, Francis Wolff, Jeremy Parker, Chad Keller and Dave Mckeown, and in this episode you will hear tips and tricks from top entrepreneurs about the guide to success.

(3:00) Joe Fier And Matt Wolfe

Hiring people is good for expanding your business and increasing productivity but when you bring people in, a smaller share will go into your pocket. You will have to share your profit with others. Your profit will not be as much as when you did it alone. 

(7:18) Diana House

Giving feedback isn't a challenging thing. The problem is giving productive feedback. You need to figure out how to give feedback in a productive way where you maintain positivity but you also remember to put necessary constructive feedback that will help in growth and maturity. 

(12:54) Todd Brown

You have to be a student of the market before you are a student of a product or even your product. You have to pay attention to what is selling well and figure out how it is being positioned and presented to the market. This way you will know how to make the sale of your product a success.

(21:53) Francis Wolff

Having a clear strategy is important when doing business. Once you have a working strategy, then it is just a matter of how the market responds to that strategy. This way you can then kind of pick the winning strategy and just focus on what is already working for you.

(26:53) Jeremy Parker

You need to learn as much as possible about who today's buyers are. You need to have hundreds if not thousands of conversations with top managers, HR managers, marketing team, sales team, and all the relevant people who deal directly with your organization so that you can figure out who your first customers are. 

(31:26) Chad Keller

Sometimes you have to do things you don't want to do because that is how it will be when you first start your business. This will then teach you what you love to do and what you don't like to do. It is the best kind of hands-on experience you can hope to get that will get you ready for your next one. 

(35:48) Dave Mckeown

One of the biggest difficulties you will have in business is struggling to go from a culture of saying yes and then figuring out how to deliver it. Sometimes you may say yes but you will find that it is very hard to get it to a culture of ongoing, sustained, and ultimately scalable success.

Tags:

@joefier 

@mattrwolfe 

@diana_house_ 

@toddbrown 

@franciswolff 

@chad.w.keller 

@davemckeown1 

Welcome back to Making Bank. In today’s episode, we have a compilation of previous episodes with Michelle Seiler Tucker, Kevin David, Jordan Mederich, Perry Marshall, Ray Higdon, John Warrillow and Joe Foster, and in this episode you will hear tips and tricks from top entrepreneurs about the guide to success.

(2:33) Michelle Seiler Tucker

Everyone in business should plan their exit from the beginning rather than wait for a catastrophic event to occur. This is called the GPS Exit Model.

(6:33) Kevin David

Working smart, working hard, and being consistent are things that are very critical but more specifically reverse engineering success and understanding that you don't have to reinvent the wheel.

(11:33) Jordan Mederich

Teams and culture are how you scale. If you want to be able to spend time with your family and enjoy your success, you will need to have a really good team that will keep the business running even if you are not there.

(18:18) Perry Marshall

This is a whole mindset, if you have a bottom-of-the-swamp mindset, you have a total laydown advantage compared to everybody else.

(23:10) Ray Higdon

Learn to always consistently move forward even if things are still imperfect. Always do your best job to generate results. Don't get stuck on something just because you are trying too hard to make it perfect.

(29:41) John Warrillow

Always do what you love most. If you sell your business to go do something you're excited about, there is no shame in that. It is a great outcome.

(34:50) Joe Foster

Love the culture. When everyone loves the culture then everyone will be in love with the company ensuring a really good and steady flow of progress where everyone is working towards the same goal. 

Tags:

@michelleseilertucker 

@kevindavid 

@dropfunnels 

@perry.marshall 

@rayhigdon 

@canufeelthelove2014 

@reebokthefounder

Welcome back to Making Bank. In today’s episode, we have a compilation of previous episodes with Michelle Seiler Tucker, Kevin David, Jordan Mederich, Perry Marshall, Ray Higdon, John Warrillow and Joe Foster, and in this episode you will hear tips and tricks from top entrepreneurs about the guide to success.

(2:33) Michelle Seiler Tucker

Everyone in business should plan their exit from the beginning rather than wait for a catastrophic event to occur. This is called the GPS Exit Model.

(6:33) Kevin David

Working smart, working hard, and being consistent are things that are very critical but more specifically reverse engineering success and understanding that you don't have to reinvent the wheel.

(11:33) Jordan Mederich

Teams and culture are how you scale. If you want to be able to spend time with your family and enjoy your success, you will need to have a really good team that will keep the business running even if you are not there.

(18:18) Perry Marshall

This is a whole mindset, if you have a bottom-of-the-swamp mindset, you have a total laydown advantage compared to everybody else.

(23:10) Ray Higdon

Learn to always consistently move forward even if things are still imperfect. Always do your best job to generate results. Don't get stuck on something just because you are trying too hard to make it perfect.

(29:41) John Warrillow

Always do what you love most. If you sell your business to go do something you're excited about, there is no shame in that. It is a great outcome.

(34:50) Joe Foster

Love the culture. When everyone loves the culture then everyone will be in love with the company ensuring a really good and steady flow of progress where everyone is working towards the same goal. 

Tags:

@michelleseilertucker 

@kevindavid 

@dropfunnels 

@perry.marshall 

@rayhigdon 

@canufeelthelove2014 

@reebokthefounder