Startup University

I’ve been struggling with mental battles and lack of productivity lately, so I am doing Andy Frisella’s ‘75 Hard’ challenge.

I’ve been slacking with publishing to the podcast... it’s time for me to get back on a schedule and get dialed in. In this episode, I give an update on what’s been going on in my life over the last couple weeks. Enjoy!

I just finished my sophomore year of college, and I am so happy to be able to focus on business for the next 3 months.

I used to be so worried that I wasn’t cut out to be an entrepreneur because I couldn’t start a business that I was “passionate” about. I think that is BS now. Your passion does not have to be about the business itself, but can be in aspects that surround the business like building things, wealth generation, helping your family, creating generational wealth, etc. Don’t over think it, just send it

I haven’t posted to the podcast in a couple of days, and it’s because I was not disciplined. When one thing goes, everything goes...

I decided to commit to showing up everyday, no matter what I was doing. For running, this got me a full-ride scholarship to Stanford University. For business, I continue to evolve as an entrepreneur every single day. Show up, and you will eventually rise to the top.

My thoughts on what’s been going on.

In this episode, I talked with Adam Arellano, the founder of Suite Twenty Four and The BodyFrame App, about how he earned the 2-comma club award, which is earning $1,000,000+ with a sales funnel in a single year. Adam talked about his path from failure to freedom, how he builds his Saas and App development companies, and what it takes to be a successful entrepreneur in 2020.

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Comparing yourself to other people is one of the most dangerous forms of self-sabotage. Your path to success is unique to you, and if you keep looking at those around you and comparing where you are in your journey to where they are, it is going to weigh heavily on your mental state. Stop doing it.

I watched “The Social Network” for the first time last night, and I am so inspired. I could barley sleep because I was thinking about how we can take things to the next level at IFS. Excited for the future.