On todays episode, Erik is joined by Jake Marmulstein, CEO and Co-Founder of Groundbreaker. Jake being a long time lover of technology, dialed in on a problem he continuously saw in the real estate investment market. He took his talents to market with an all in one real estate software. His software can help automate the fundraising process, as well as maintain investor relations in a whole new way.

A few interesting points made in todays episode include;

-How staying ahead of the curve presents you with opportunities to solve problems.

-Why you always need to be ready to take on the next risk.

-Creating a product to solve a direct issue in your business.

As well as much more!

Learn more about Jake:

https://groundbreaker.co/

In today's episode, Erik talks to Mario Lanzarotti. Mario is an international coach and speaker. His core mission? To raise the consciousness of humanity and empower people to live a life of endless possibility. Specializing in lifestyle design and human transformation, Mario explains his own transformation that got him to this point.

A few powerful topics covered today include;

-Why you should NOT pursue the life someone else has. Define your own path.

-Stop looking for extrinsic validation, search for it within yourself.

-The importance of consuming positive content, and how it can transform you.

As well as much more!

Learn more about Mario:

http://www.mariolanzarotti.com/

On todays episode, our guest is Josh Elledge. After pulling the ripcord and making his exit from corporate America to get his priorities straight, Josh worked diligently to make a life for his family. Josh started to hone his jedi marketing ticks, thus Up My Influence was born. Up My Influence serves companies bringing in 6 figures or more in revenue by creating powerful sales and marketing systems.

A few great points made in this episode:

-Before you ASK…Be sure to GIVE

-The best way to find partners or clients is not by having the best sales pitch, its by having the best product.

-PLUS: Josh spills the secret sauce to digital marketing and sales

As well as much more!

Find out more about josh:

http://upmyinfluence.com/

https://www.facebook.com/upmyinfluence

Join us for the celebration of the 100th episode of the Entrepreneurs Circle! Our guest J Scott is best known for:

In show we get into:

J Scott’s podcast

https://www.biggerpockets.com/biggerpockets-business-podcast

J Scott books:

https://www.biggerpockets.com/store/flipping-houses-ultimate

https://www.biggerpockets.com/store/estimating-rehab-costs-ultimate

https://www.biggerpockets.com/store/recession-proof-ultimate

https://www.amazon.com/Book-Negotiating-Real-Estate-Strategies/dp/0998848204

On today's episode, Erik is joined by Joe Quattrone. Joe is the senior VP of the Sasha Group, a Vayner-X company, with a background in digital marketing and advertising. He outlines how this all came to fruition from his desire to see a brand grow and become the next on the fortune 500 list.

In this edition, Erik and Joe cover some of the cornerstone elements of branding such as whether or not to include your ‘personal life’ in your professional brand. They also provide insight on the importance of a BIG long term goal, and how having one can help guide your decisions by asking, “is this getting me closer to, or farther away from that goal?” Additionally, the two cover the intricacies of managing a brand during troubled times, like we are experiencing in 2020.

Links:

Vayner Media:

https://vaynermedia.com/

The Sasha Group:

https://thesashagroup.com/

Stork Community:

https://4ds.thesashagroup.com/stork/

Jason and Pili Yarusi are the definition of a power couple. After starting their real estate business, they wanted to share what they had learned and document the process as they went. Thus the Real Estate Investing Foundation Podcast was born! The duo then went on to parlay this into their now large umbrella of companies and brands, including (but not limited to) Moms of Multifamily, The Multifamily Foundation, and the Jason and Pili Project.

In this Episode, Erik, Jason and Pili cover topics ranging from relationships to brand evolution. They discuss the best way to work on multiple businesses as a couple, learning to be a whole person as opposed to being defined by your job description, and the importance of a routine to avoid chaos in your daily life.

Links:

The multifamily foundation:

https://www.multifamilyfoundation.com/homemf

The Jason and Pili Project podcast:

https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-jason-and-pili-project/id1228337141

The Jason and Pili Project Facebook:

https://www.facebook.com/TheJasonAndPiliProject

Ever Gonzalez describes himself as a “filthy capitalist with a hippie heart.” He is the founder of Outlier HQ, a media and events, podcast, film, and video production company. In this episode, he talks with us about his beginnings where he recognized he did things differently, which led to his branding as an outlier. We also learn how he’s pivoting his events during COVID as well as what he prioritizes over money.

http://outlierpodfest.com/

http://www.evergonzalez.com/

Kelly joins Erik to recount her beginnings traveling across the world from Australia to an internship at Miramax in Los Angeles where she got her start interviewing celebrities with a tape recorder. Kelly tells us how important it is to build a personal brand, from the inside out, that you carry with you regardless of the project you’re building. Learn from Kelly how to approach building yourself for success in the future as well as practical advice for approaching podcasts you may want to appear on.

http://thetalentsquad.com/

http://kellyglover.com/

We talk to Michael Woodward about how he grew his brand from humble beginnings as a pastor into a globally recognized entrepreneur, consultant, web developer and podcaster. We discuss the strategy for booking A-list guests for his show “Jumblethink” as well as the inspiration for next level of podcasting with the “new normal” due to Covid19. Michael also explains his concept behind “Idea Camps” for adults.

https://www.jumblethink.com/

Business Coach Tim Winders opens up about how losing everything in 2008 was the catalyst that led him and his family into a nomadic lifestyle, enjoying life well within their means. We discuss Tim’s time in Australia, their experience with “housesitting” globally and life in a 40 foot RV.

http://www.timwinders.com/