In this episode, Jason, Scott, and Oscar discuss:

• How to build competence in real estate
• Seeking a mentor 
• How failure leads to opportunities 
• Two best tips for venture capital

Key Takeaways:

• Whenever your niche is real estate, venture, or franchising it’s important to build competency.  When you’re starting from zero, the best way to go about it is to surround yourself with people and build a team. 
• You have to seek relationships with potential mentors. Opportunities to meet great people that have the ability and willingness to guide you rarely fall freely into your lap, you have to find those opportunities. 
• People tend to play safe when it comes to investing as they are afraid to lose. They don’t realize that in that loss is where experiences are made and those give you the ability to see opportunities that you wouldn’t have seen otherwise. 
• In venture capital, you’ve got to have the expertise and deep knowledge about the area of your business. You also have to have a network of experts in that field you can trust and that can give you advice on the business. 

"Your network is your net worth." —  Oscar Marquina

About Oscar Marquina: He is a strategy and operations professional, with experience leading teams and organizations through enterprise transformations and turnarounds. He has experience setting up organizational structures and management processes to enable companies to rapidly scale and growth.

He is committed and passionate about diversity and inclusion. He served on the board of directors of non-profits and is a frequent speaker on topics at the cross-section of diversity, economic landscape, and technology.

Connect with Oscar Marquina:

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/omarquina 

Connect with Jason and Scott:

Website:     https://henderxcapital.com/masteryourmillions

Twitter:   @MasterYourMs

Facebook:  https://www.facebook.com/groups/realestateinvestorsofutah 

Instagram: @MasterYourMs

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