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Success Mindset: Entrepreneurial Excellence #MakingBank #S8E24 Welcome back to Making Bank. On today’s episode, we have a compilation of previous episodes with Re Perez, David Meltzer, Chris Wyllie, Jamie Mustard, Ryan Coon, Jon Macdonald and Jonathan Keyser and in this episode you will hear tips and tricks from top entrepreneurs about the guide to success.   (2:32) Re Perez Your brand’s name is very important. It is your main identity. When your name is unauthentic and it does not match what you provide, you can only go so far. You need to empower your brand with its name. Have an authentic purpose and be very clear with what your brand stands for.    (8:07) David Meltzer Money is important but do not let it be the only reason you are working hard. Your relationship with money is important because it determines how you work in life. Train your mindset to have a giving character. The more you get the more you can give.    (14:09) Chris Wyllie The biggest problem everyone faces is lack of control. We just need to learn how to control our problems. We need to develop a mentality where we find solutions instead of panicking. Our brain is capable of doing anything it thinks is capable of doing. It’s just a matter of getting it into the desired state.   (18:25) Jamie Mustard If you want to be successful the first thing you need is attention and if you don't have attention you don't have a chance. As an entrepreneur, solving problems is what you will be doing for a living. That is why the ability to grab people’s attention is what will help you become successful.    (21:57) Ryan Coon Not focusing on your audience is the biggest mistake many entrepreneurs make. Rather than focusing on building a product, focus on your audience. You can do it through blogs, podcasts, emails because once you build a trust with your audience you can focus on products or services that you can provide.   (24:45) Jon Macdonald The best way to go about ecommerce is to never do things on your website that you wouldn’t do in a physical retail store. Learn to have empathy for your customers even if you cannot interact with them physically. Most ecommerce entrepreneurs do not consider the customer on the other side of the screen.   (28:12) Jonathan Keyser The hardest part for most people is getting out of their own heads and figuring out how to be present more. Learn to be present and to ask questions to identify what people need. The more you can focus on whoever is in front of you that you are trying to do business with, the more it will feel authentic. Try to give something first before you ask for something.    Tags: @reperezbranding  @davidmeltzer  @chriswyllieofficial  @jamie_mustard  @jonathankeyser_

Welcome back to Making Bank. On today’s episode, we have a compilation of previous episodes with Re Perez, David Meltzer, Chris Wyllie, Jamie Mustard, Ryan Coon, Jon Macdonald and Jonathan Keyser and in this episode you will hear tips and tricks from top entrepreneurs about the guide to success.   (2:32) Re Perez Your brand’s name is very important. It is your main identity. When your name is unauthentic and it does not match what you provide, you can only go so far. You need to empower your brand with its name. Have an authentic purpose and be very clear with what your brand stands for.    (8:07) David Meltzer Money is important but do not let it be the only reason you are working hard. Your relationship with money is important because it determines how you work in life. Train your mindset to have a giving character. The more you get the more you can give.    (14:09) Chris Wyllie The biggest problem everyone faces is lack of control. We just need to learn how to control our problems. We need to develop a mentality where we find solutions instead of panicking. Our brain is capable of doing anything it thinks is capable of doing. It’s just a matter of getting it into the desired state.   (18:25) Jamie Mustard If you want to be successful the first thing you need is attention and if you don't have attention you don't have a chance. As an entrepreneur, solving problems is what you will be doing for a living. That is why the ability to grab people’s attention is what will help you become successful.    (21:57) Ryan Coon Not focusing on your audience is the biggest mistake many entrepreneurs make. Rather than focusing on building a product, focus on your audience. You can do it through blogs, podcasts, emails because once you build a trust with your audience you can focus on products or services that you can provide.   (24:45) Jon Macdonald The best way to go about ecommerce is to never do things on your website that you wouldn’t do in a physical retail store. Learn to have empathy for your customers even if you cannot interact with them physically. Most ecommerce entrepreneurs do not consider the customer on the other side of the screen.   (28:12) Jonathan Keyser The hardest part for most people is getting out of their own heads and figuring out how to be present more. Learn to be present and to ask questions to identify what people need. The more you can focus on whoever is in front of you that you are trying to do business with, the more it will feel authentic. Try to give something first before you ask for something.    Tags: @reperezbranding  @davidmeltzer  @chriswyllieofficial  @jamie_mustard  @jonathankeyser_

Welcome back to Making Bank. On today’s episode, we have a compilation of previous episodes with Daymond John, Philip Stutts, David Wood, Drew Manning, Rob Dial, Cody Sperber and Michael Bernoff and in this episode you will hear tips and tricks from top entrepreneurs about the guide to success.   (2:51) Daymond John Only tell people things about you that are easily digestible. This is because first impressions are very important. You do not want to bombard people with unnecessary details on the first meeting. Make sure you have an interesting reputation so that you can build a strong network.    (8:07) Phillip Stutts Do not start a marketing campaign by guessing. It is never a good idea. Brainstorm around messages and ideas based on your data, what your customers want. Find out what they need and make sure you serve them. When it comes to marketing, never guess anything.   (10:53) David Wood Learn to speak up. Learn to say the hard truth. Most people go around never having tough conversations. There may be a lot of risk in speaking up but you may gain a lot as well. It lifts up a burden off your chest. Never entertain passive aggressiveness because it will ruin you in the long run.    (17:42) Drew Manning Keto, along with an intermediate fasting approach, works really well for entrepreneurs. When your brain gets adapted to ketones, the mental clarity you experience is through the roof. But if you’re glucose adapted you’re going to burn through glucose. That is why keto is the best approach for entrepreneurs.    (23:55) Rob Dial The most important thing that most people neglect is the kind of people they surround themselves with. You have to get rid of some people in your life. Whatever you put in your brain, that is what will get out. Spend less time with people who are negative and spend more time with people who will teach you the right things to succeed.    (28:22) Cody Sperber Learning to build an amazing team that is more capable than you is very important. However, this doesn’t remove you from the picture. You need to be the strongest link that holds this team together. You must also never neglect your family. They are as important as your team in order to be successful.   (37:19) Michael Bernoff As an entrepreneur, you will get to a point in your life where you are sick and tired of your daily life. When you reach this point remember that when you think you are failing, you are not. You just do not like the place where you are at. Learn to move out of that place, pick yourself up so you can find your next goal to work for.   Link: @thesharkdaymond  @phillipstutts  @_davidianwood  @fit2fat2fit  @robdialjr  @cleverinvestor  @michael_bernoff

Welcome back to Making Bank. On today’s episode, we have a compilation of previous episodes with Daymond John, Philip Stutts, David Wood, Drew Manning, Rob Dial, Cody Sperber, and Michael Bernoff and in this episode you will hear tips and tricks from top entrepreneurs about the guide to success.   (2:51) Daymond John Only tell people things about you that are easily digestible. This is because first impressions are very important. You do not want to bombard people with unnecessary details on the first meeting. Make sure you have an interesting reputation so that you can build a strong network.    (8:07) Phillip Stutts Do not start a marketing campaign by guessing. It is never a good idea. Brainstorm around messages and ideas based on your data, what your customers want. Find out what they need and make sure you serve them. When it comes to marketing, never guess anything.   (10:53) David Wood Learn to speak up. Learn to say the hard truth. Most people go around never having tough conversations. There may be a lot of risk in speaking up but you may gain a lot as well. It lifts up a burden off your chest. Never entertain passive aggressiveness because it will ruin you in the long run.    (17:42) Drew Manning Keto, along with an intermediate fasting approach, works really well for entrepreneurs. When your brain gets adapted to ketones, the mental clarity you experience is through the roof. But if you’re glucose adapted you’re going to burn through glucose. That is why keto is the best approach for entrepreneurs.    (23:55) Rob Dial The most important thing that most people neglect is the kind of people they surround themselves with. You have to get rid of some people in your life. Whatever you put in your brain, that is what will get out. Spend less time with people who are negative and spend more time with people who will teach you the right things to succeed.    (28:22) Cody Sperber Learning to build an amazing team that is more capable than you is very important. However, this doesn’t remove you from the picture. You need to be the strongest link that holds this team together. You must also never neglect your family. They are as important as your team in order to be successful.   (37:19) Michael Bernoff As an entrepreneur, you will get to a point in your life where you are sick and tired of your daily life. When you reach this point remember that when you think you are failing, you are not. You just do not like the place where you are at. Learn to move out of that place, pick yourself up so you can find your next goal to work for.   Link: @thesharkdaymond  @phillipstutts  @_davidianwood  @fit2fat2fit  @robdialjr  @cleverinvestor  @michael_bernoff

Welcome back to Making Bank. On today’s episode, we have a compilation of previous episodes with Daymond John, Philip Stutts, David Wood, Drew Manning, Rob Dial, Cody Sperber, and Michael Bernoff and in this episode you will hear tips and tricks from top entrepreneurs about the guide to success.   (2:51) Daymond John Only tell people things about you that are easily digestible. This is because first impressions are very important. You do not want to bombard people with unnecessary details on the first meeting. Make sure you have an interesting reputation so that you can build a strong network.    (8:07) Phillip Stutts Do not start a marketing campaign by guessing. It is never a good idea. Brainstorm around messages and ideas based on your data, what your customers want. Find out what they need and make sure you serve them. When it comes to marketing, never guess anything.   (10:53) David Wood Learn to speak up. Learn to say the hard truth. Most people go around never having tough conversations. There may be a lot of risk in speaking up but you may gain a lot as well. It lifts up a burden off your chest. Never entertain passive aggressiveness because it will ruin you in the long run.    (17:42) Drew Manning Keto, along with an intermediate fasting approach, works really well for entrepreneurs. When your brain gets adapted to ketones, the mental clarity you experience is through the roof. But if you’re glucose adapted you’re going to burn through glucose. That is why keto is the best approach for entrepreneurs.    (23:55) Rob Dial The most important thing that most people neglect is the kind of people they surround themselves with. You have to get rid of some people in your life. Whatever you put in your brain, that is what will get out. Spend less time with people who are negative and spend more time with people who will teach you the right things to succeed.    (28:22) Cody Sperber Learning to build an amazing team that is more capable than you is very important. However, this doesn’t remove you from the picture. You need to be the strongest link that holds this team together. You must also never neglect your family. They are as important as your team in order to be successful.   (37:19) Michael Bernoff As an entrepreneur, you will get to a point in your life where you are sick and tired of your daily life. When you reach this point remember that when you think you are failing, you are not. You just do not like the place where you are at. Learn to move out of that place, pick yourself up so you can find your next goal to work for.   Link: @thesharkdaymond  @phillipstutts  @_davidianwood  @fit2fat2fit  @robdialjr  @cleverinvestor  @michael_bernoff

Welcome back to Making Bank. On today’s episode, we have a compilation of previous episodes with Erik Van Horn, Nir Eyal, Stefan Georgi, Craig Ballantyne, Phil Jones, Aaron Stokes and Trav Lubinsky and in this episode you will hear tips and tricks from top entrepreneurs about the guide to success.   (2:36) Erik Van Horn Become a better leader. Start making really good hires. And lastly, find the right business partners. Find people that are like you, someone who shares the same vision, same strength. Surround yourself with visionaries to make it work really well. You need someone that enjoys doing their work.    (6:23) Nir Eyal The key to success is all about seeing discomfort differently. So many self help gurus tell us we should be happy all the time. This is not true. Feeling bad isn’t bad. Having a bad day isn’t bad. Instead we should harness these uncomfortable moments and do things that are helpful instead of hurtful.   (13:00) Stefan Georgi Try to take what you can from people. Take every good point you can find and then you can combine them all and create your own after. Look at a bunch of stuff that is working for your business and try to implement it on your own.   (19:51) Craig Ballantyne A lot of people struggle with bedtime. Go to bed at the same time every night and get up at the same time everyday. Most people would miss their sleeping time and then end up staying longer than usual. Keep an alarm so you can mentally prepare yourself everyday when you sleep. Be consistent with your sleep schedule.   (25:08) Phil Jones When you are selling something to someone, if you do not believe in what you are selling, no amount of marketing skills will sell it for you. People will see right through you and they won’t buy from you. Get clear on what you are selling and believe in it so that you can then talk to people about it confidently.    (29:00) Aaron Stokes A lot of us when we are at standstill, we tend to use the easiest way out which is usually not even that great. We just want to save face. However, many times when you are stuck it is usually the ugly, uncomfortable way that is the right one. Never shy yourself from a path that may not be so flashy in order to get out of your swamp.   (33:04) Trav Lubinsky The most important thing is to have a good story. You have to connect with the people that you are telling it to. It needs to resonate with your audience. That is why it is very important to know who you are as a brand and as a person so that you can really connect with your audiences.   Tags: @erikvanhorn  @neyal99  @stefangeorgi  @realcraigballantyne @philmjonesuk  @aaronstokes  @trav

Welcome back to Making Bank. On today’s episode, we have a compilation of previous episodes with Erik Van Horn, Nir Eyal, Stefan Georgi, Craig Ballantyne, Phil Jones, Aaron Stokes and Trav Lubinsky and in this episode you will hear tips and tricks from top entrepreneurs about the guide to success.   (2:36) Erik Van Horn Become a better leader. Start making really good hires. And lastly, find the right business partners. Find people that are like you, someone who shares the same vision, same strength. Surround yourself with visionaries to make it work really well. You need someone that enjoys doing their work.    (6:23) Nir Eyal The key to success is all about seeing discomfort differently. So many self help gurus tell us we should be happy all the time. This is not true. Feeling bad isn’t bad. Having a bad day isn’t bad. Instead we should harness these uncomfortable moments and do things that are helpful instead of hurtful.   (13:00) Stefan Georgi Try to take what you can from people. Take every good point you can find and then you can combine them all and create your own after. Look at a bunch of stuff that is working for your business and try to implement it on your own.   (19:51) Craig Ballantyne A lot of people struggle with bedtime. Go to bed at the same time every night and get up at the same time everyday. Most people would miss their sleeping time and then end up staying longer than usual. Keep an alarm so you can mentally prepare yourself everyday when you sleep. Be consistent with your sleep schedule.   (25:08) Phil Jones When you are selling something to someone, if you do not believe in what you are selling, no amount of marketing skills will sell it for you. People will see right through you and they won’t buy from you. Get clear on what you are selling and believe in it so that you can then talk to people about it confidently.    (29:00) Aaron Stokes A lot of us when we are at standstill, we tend to use the easiest way out which is usually not even that great. We just want to save face. However, many times when you are stuck it is usually the ugly, uncomfortable way that is the right one. Never shy yourself from a path that may not be so flashy in order to get out of your swamp.   (33:04) Trav Lubinsky The most important thing is to have a good story. You have to connect with the people that you are telling it to. It needs to resonate with your audience. That is why it is very important to know who you are as a brand and as a person so that you can really connect with your audiences.   Tags: @erikvanhorn  @neyal99  @stefangeorgi  @realcraigballantyne @philmjonesuk  @aaronstokes  @trav

Welcome back to Making Bank. On today’s episode, we have a compilation of previous episodes with Erik Van Horn, Nir Eyal, Stefan Georgi, Craig Ballantyne, Phil Jones, Aaron Stokes and Trav Lubinsky and in this episode you will hear tips and tricks from top entrepreneurs about the guide to success.   (2:36) Erik Van Horn Become a better leader. Start making really good hires. And lastly, find the right business partners. Find people that are like you, someone who shares the same vision, same strength. Surround yourself with visionaries to make it work really well. You need someone that enjoys doing their work.    (6:23) Nir Eyal The key to success is all about seeing discomfort differently. So many self help gurus tell us we should be happy all the time. This is not true. Feeling bad isn’t bad. Having a bad day isn’t bad. Instead we should harness these uncomfortable moments and do things that are helpful instead of hurtful.   (13:00) Stefan Georgi Try to take what you can from people. Take every good point you can find and then you can combine them all and create your own after. Look at a bunch of stuff that is working for your business and try to implement it on your own.   (19:51) Craig Ballantyne A lot of people struggle with bedtime. Go to bed at the same time every night and get up at the same time everyday. Most people would miss their sleeping time and then end up staying longer than usual. Keep an alarm so you can mentally prepare yourself everyday when you sleep. Be consistent with your sleep schedule.   (25:08) Phil Jones When you are selling something to someone, if you do not believe in what you are selling, no amount of marketing skills will sell it for you. People will see right through you and they won’t buy from you. Get clear on what you are selling and believe in it so that you can then talk to people about it confidently.    (29:00) Aaron Stokes A lot of us when we are at standstill, we tend to use the easiest way out which is usually not even that great. We just want to save face. However, many times when you are stuck it is usually the ugly, uncomfortable way that is the right one. Never shy yourself from a path that may not be so flashy in order to get out of your swamp.   (33:04) Trav Lubinsky The most important thing is to have a good story. You have to connect with the people that you are telling it to. It needs to resonate with your audience. That is why it is very important to know who you are as a brand and as a person so that you can really connect with your audiences.   Tags: @erikvanhorn  @neyal99  @stefangeorgi  @realcraigballantyne @philmjonesuk  @aaronstokes  @trav

Welcome back to Making Bank. On today’s episode, we have a compilation of previous episodes with Michael Gerber, Dan Martell, Rashawn Copeland, John Assaraf, Ian Stanley, Robert Kiyosaki and Joel Marian and in this episode you will hear tips and tricks from top entrepreneurs about the guide to success.   (2:33) Michael Berber Most small businesses have no compelling story. They usually only advertise what they’re doing. This is irrelevant because what they intended to do should be more important. This should be the foundation of any great growing enterprise. When you start a business always have a clear goal on what you intend to do.    (10:24) Dan Martell Companies that can grow their leaders the fastest, grow the fastest. You need to hire intelligent and motivated people and then you grow them. Train them, teach them all the things they need to learn to grow and then you will see your company grow very fast.   (17:50) Rashawn Copeland Commit to your principles and values. Make promises to yourselves. Have Dos and Donts. Stay true to yourself. Most people want to do what’s right before doing what’s real. Stick to your vision. Coordinate your resources and don't ever waste time. It is your greatest asset. Don’t waste it.    (22:30) John Assaraf Retrain your brain. Start to teach your people to have an earning mindset. In addition to learning new strategies, new methods you also need to have a strong mindset. If you don't have the beliefs you will sabotage your own work. So before you do anything else, work on your mindset and train your brain to have a winning mindset.   (26:30) Ian Stanley The more people know about you, the more people will buy from you. Tell stories. Don’t ever be ashamed when you talk about yourself. You need to get past that. When you tell a story, they are listening to your story and they are reflecting back on their own life. You want people to relate to you so they can understand you more. This is also relevant in being an entrepreneur. (35:02) Robert Kiyosaki Go to seminars. Go to workshops. Never pass on an opportunity to learn new things. Also, if you ever want to teach or mentor people, learning is the best way to do that. Being rich doesn’t always mean having lots of money. You can also be rich by focusing on how many people you can serve. Focus on doing your best to give back to the world then you will be the richest person on Earth.   (39:20) Joel Marion You have to be willing to change and adapt to new things. The internet is changing, the people are changing everyday. Everything is moving fast. You have to be agile and adapt. The ones who do not adapt, get left behind. If you want longevity in this space, you need to be open to change.    Tags: @michaelegerber  @danmartell  @rashcopeland  @johnassaraf @becomingianstanley  @therealkiyosaki  @joelmarion