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So, you’re getting into the business of multifamily real estate. Like it or not, you’re also getting into the business of marketing and promotions. But how do you build a platform online and attract the capital you need to grow?
Kyle Wilson is a marketing icon in the personal development space, promoting the likes of Og Mandino, Les Brown, and Robin Sharma, just to name a few. For 18 years, he served as Jim Rohn’s business partner, taking Jim from 20 speaking events per year at $4K each to 110 events at $25K—and creating Jim Rohn International along the way. Today, Kyle does high-end coaching and consulting and hosts the Kyle Wilson Inner Circle Mastermind. He has helped more than 200 thought leaders become published authors with multiple bestselling books.
On this episode, Kyle joins me to explain how he got into the personal development space and reflect on the top lessons he learned from working with legends like Jim Rohn, Zig Ziglar and Brian Tracy. He shares his best marketing principles for building a brand, discussing how tactics have changed over time but principles haven’t. Kyle walks us through an exercise for finding your secret sauce and describes the 4 things that he looks for on a website. Listen in for Kyle’s insight around building a platform and learn how to promote yourself as a multifamily real estate investor!
Key TakeawaysHow Kyle got into the personal development space
The top takeaways Kyle learned from Jim Rohn
Kyle’s marketing principles for building a brand
How marketing tactics have changed over time
What Kyle wants to see on a website
Kyle’s favorite lessons from his newsletter
Why Kyle came out of retirement
How to find your own secret sauce
The challenge around putting yourself out there
Kyle’s Website
Inner Circle Mastermind
Kyle’s Book Program
ResourcesMichael’s Free Webinar: How to Do Your First Apartment Deal (Without Experience or Using Your Own Money)
Uganda Counseling and Support Services
Jim Rohn
Zig Ziglar
Brian Tracy
Mark Victor Hansen
Darren Hardy
Og Mandino
John Maxwell
SUCCESS Store
Chris Widener
Ron White
Earl Nightingale
Tony Robbins
Les Brown
Passionistas: Tips, Tales and Tweetables from Women Pursuing Their Dreams by Erika De La Cruz et al.
The Real Estate Guys
Seth Mosley
Phil Collen
John Assaraf
Resilience: Turning Your Setback into a Comeback by Kyle Wilson, Lisa Haisha, Keith Elias, Ron White, Nick Bradley, Chris Widener, Steve Fitzhugh, Nathan Ogden & Michael Blank
Chicken Soup for the Entrepreneur’s Soul: Advice & Inspiration for Fulfilling Dreams by Jack Canfield, Mark Victor Hansen & Dahlynn McKowen
Newy Scruggs
Hal Elrod
Deal Maker Live
Podcast Show Notes
Review the Podcast on iTunes
Michael’s Website
Michael on Facebook
Michael on Instagram
Michael on YouTube
Apartment Investor Network Facebook Group
Financial Freedom with Real Estate Investing: The Blueprint to Quitting Your Job with Real Estate—Even Without Experience or Cash by Michael Blank
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So, you’re getting into the business of multifamily real estate. Like it or not, you’re also getting into the business of marketing and promotions. But how do you build a platform online and attract the capital you need to grow?
Kyle Wilson is a marketing icon in the personal development space, promoting the likes of Og Mandino, Les Brown, and Robin Sharma, just to name a few. For 18 years, he served as Jim Rohn’s business partner, taking Jim from 20 speaking events per year at $4K each to 110 events at $25K—and creating Jim Rohn International along the way. Today, Kyle does high-end coaching and consulting and hosts the Kyle Wilson Inner Circle Mastermind. He has helped more than 200 thought leaders become published authors with multiple bestselling books.
On this episode, Kyle joins me to explain how he got into the personal development space and reflect on the top lessons he learned from working with legends like Jim Rohn, Zig Ziglar and Brian Tracy. He shares his best marketing principles for building a brand, discussing how tactics have changed over time but principles haven’t. Kyle walks us through an exercise for finding your secret sauce and describes the 4 things that he looks for on a website. Listen in for Kyle’s insight around building a platform and learn how to promote yourself as a multifamily real estate investor!
Key TakeawaysHow Kyle got into the personal development space
The top takeaways Kyle learned from Jim Rohn
Kyle’s marketing principles for building a brand
How marketing tactics have changed over time
What Kyle wants to see on a website
Kyle’s favorite lessons from his newsletter
Why Kyle came out of retirement
How to find your own secret sauce
The challenge around putting yourself out there
Kyle’s Website
Inner Circle Mastermind
Kyle’s Book Program
ResourcesMichael’s Free Webinar: How to Do Your First Apartment Deal (Without Experience or Using Your Own Money)
Uganda Counseling and Support Services
Jim Rohn
Zig Ziglar
Brian Tracy
Mark Victor Hansen
Darren Hardy
Og Mandino
John Maxwell
SUCCESS Store
Chris Widener
Ron White
Earl Nightingale
Tony Robbins
Les Brown
Passionistas: Tips, Tales and Tweetables from Women Pursuing Their Dreams by Erika De La Cruz et al.
The Real Estate Guys
Seth Mosley
Phil Collen
John Assaraf
Resilience: Turning Your Setback into a Comeback by Kyle Wilson, Lisa Haisha, Keith Elias, Ron White, Nick Bradley, Chris Widener, Steve Fitzhugh, Nathan Ogden & Michael Blank
Chicken Soup for the Entrepreneur’s Soul: Advice & Inspiration for Fulfilling Dreams by Jack Canfield, Mark Victor Hansen & Dahlynn McKowen
Newy Scruggs
Hal Elrod
Deal Maker Live
Podcast Show Notes
Review the Podcast on iTunes
Michael’s Website
Michael on Facebook
Michael on Instagram
Michael on YouTube
Apartment Investor Network Facebook Group
Financial Freedom with Real Estate Investing: The Blueprint to Quitting Your Job with Real Estate—Even Without Experience or Cash by Michael Blank
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