Mindset Matters Episode #11 - Choosing To Be In The Flow by Patrick Francey

“Not thinking just about the sticks and bricks and how many units it would take to acquire a billion dollars worth of assets but to think “how many families is that to serve?... At the end of the day if we get to a billion dollars and we haven’t made a meaningful impact on the world around us, then what was the point.” – Anthony Vicino

  

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Invictus Capital

Jake & Gino

John Demartini

Tom Billyeu

Meditations by Marcus Aurelius

The Daily Stoic by Ryan Holiday

Passive Investing Made Simple by Anthony Vicino & Dan Krueger

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[02:08] Patrick introduces his next TEDM guest, Anthony Vicino.

[03:03] Anthony and Patrick get rockin’ with what Jesse’s up to in the field of real estate investing, what that looks like in his backyard of Minnesota, and where the advantages live within the multi family arena. Class B and C buildings with value-add potential are their focus, and Anthony discusses the renovations they pursue.

[10:09] Anthony’s real estate path started with his friend’s dad and working on his fix and flip property in exchange for rent. Quick to realize construction was not his bag, Anthony moved on to become a broke professional rock climber. At first perplexed by his landlord’s lack of a j-o-b, Anthony figured out that real estate investing was the ticket.

[13:09] Books, podcasts and YouTube were his first real estate teachers and Anthony continued to learn by doing and consuming information. Once he was ready to elevate to joint ventures and syndication, he realized mentorship was the next best step.

[15:51] Anthony’s top five reasons for investing in multi-family buildings.

[21:12] Anthony explains his organization’s proactive and solution-finding approach to property management in a challenging time both for rental housing providers who face moratoriums on evictions, and for tenants who have lost jobs or may be faced with difficulties due to the current global situation.

[23:51] Operating from both the offense and the defense, Anthony loves to find creative ways to both increase revenue but also lower operating costs. This strategy makes a more impactful contribution to their business than simply driving up rents.

[27:11] ADHD and the medication that accompanied it, defined his younger years and forthcoming years each in different ways. Once off the medication, Anthony found he lacked the systems and skills to navigate the chaos of potentiality for his life. Once out of college, he needed to find a path outside of the confines of a corporate job. Rock climbing was a natural fit and ticked a lot of boxes, except for the financial one. Ignited by an entrepreneurial opportunity, Anthony found lasting fulfillment in forging this path.

[34:44] Anthony shares the effect of an ADHD diagnosis at six years old both on him and his family. His current passion is to share the things that helped him control and focus his ADHD, which is applicable for anyone.

[36:29] Anthony describes the prison he felt trapped in with the medication he took, the reprieve he would get in the summer, and the fall out of going off it at the age of 16. Turning his hyper focus on a sport helped in the short term. Long-term, he needed something more...and he found a solution.

[40:50] Patrick and Anthony discuss attention deficit disorder from a different lens, the gift it can truly be, and the feeling of trapped potential.

[46:35] Shifting gears, Anthony talks about one of his other businesses which on the surface is about rock climbing and ...

Episode 130 – Anthony Vicino – A Life of Amplified Impact by Patrick Francey

“Why the conversation about mindset and why is it important? It’s not just about success, it’s not about getting shit done, it’s not about being uber successful in business or in life. It’s really how we approach business, how we approach life. It’s actually all about us and how we view the world.”

– Patrick Francey

  

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In a journey of "self-discovery" or "self-actualization", many inevitably seek answers to a few compelling questions…

Join Patrick Francey and Steffany Hanlen for this episode of Mindset Matters as they share their insight into Victim Mindset. Most people who have a "victim mindset" are not aware that they do. They just know that they feel as though they have no control over situations, and even that other people are out to get them in some way. They often feel, or even say that "If wasn’t for bad luck I’d have no luck at all!" They blame, and they complain about others, or situations in their life. They believe bad things keep happening and the world is against them.

Mindset Matters #10 - Victim Mindset by Patrick Francey

“Why the conversation about mindset and why is it important? It’s not just about success, it’s not about getting shit done, it’s not about being uber successful in business or in life. It’s really how we approach business, how we approach life. It’s actually all about us and how we view the world.”

– Patrick Francey

  

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In a journey of "self-discovery" or "self-actualization", many inevitably seek answers to a few compelling questions…

What is my passion? What is my purpose? What is my calling? And just as often these questions lead to the question of “What does any of this mean?”

In this episode of The Everyday Millionaire MindSet Matters, Patrick and Steffany guide you to uncover some possible answers to what can be considered daunting questions.

Why the conversation about mindset and why is it important? It’s not just about success, it’s not about getting shit done, it’s not about being uber successful in business or in life. It’s really how we approach business, how we approach life. It’s actually all about us and how we view the world.” – Patrick Francey

“In 2020, there was in the hundreds of millions of dollars of transaction volume for the whole year in terms of NFT sales, in 2021 we are already well into the billions of dollars. If people haven’t heard about it or aren’t aware of it, it’s my opinion that in a short matter of time it will become more commonplace like a web browser was to the internet.” –Jesse Krieger

  

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Lifestyle Entrepreneurs Press

PowerFan.io

Lifestyle Entrepreneur by Jesse Krieger

Bitcoin

Ethereum

Michael Saylor

Polkadot

Cardano

Coinbase

Harsh Krieger

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[02:08] Patrick introduces his next TEDM guest (and his enthusiasm for the conversation at hand), Jesse Krieger.

[04:53] Jesse and Patrick get rolling with a low down on Jesse’s two current identities. Jesse expands on his roles within both of his companies both of which support authors and artists to launch their creative offerings into the world. Each are by different means but do have that common thread.

[07:53] Acknowledging the potential for crypto currency and block chain technology to revolutionize the current economic reality, Jesse and Patrick dive into the non-fungible token (NFT) world to start with the basics. What does fungible mean, to get to what non-fungible means in this context.

[10:40] Using art as the example, Patrick further breaks down how NFTs are different than the way we are traditionally used to buying and selling art, which comes with many inherent risks. Jesse offers a solid example of how to think of NFTs in this way, plus he explains just how prevalent and relevant NFTs on the block chain already are, surpassing the hundreds of millions in transactions 2020 to already in the billions for 2021. If we don’t know about it yet, we will!

[14:33] Jesse addresses the question that inevitably comes up for the inquisitive and perhaps more skeptical individuals - how do we even put value on art, and particularly on digital art?

[16:52] Web 3.0. Jesse unpacks what Web 1.0 & 2.0 is, then describes what Web 3.0 is, how we relate to it and interact with the block chain for financial transactions. Using these types of transactions allows us to participate in a new commerce that does not involve transferring money in and out of a traditional bank. There exist many platforms already with more being created all the time.

[19:56] Jesse explains the NFT token concept using a concert ticket as an example of how layered the advantages can be. If the ticket itself is in a NFT we can purchase, there are cool potential benefits for the owner/creator, the first level buyer and even the secondary buyer. It’s a digital way to represent the experiences you’ve had rather than having it sit on a shelf or hang on a wall plus there is potential for the NFT you own to become more valuable, much like a collectible.

[24:14] NFTs for Dummies! Jesse and Patrick provide one more illustration of how to relate to NFTs from a physical property example through to becoming an asset on the block chain, plus they touch on the possibility of price manipulation.

[28:25] Music creators are getting in the game as well, with some really interesting ways to use NFTs to get their music directly out to fans without an intermediary and create opportunities for collaboration and fun.

[30:15] Jesse and Patrick discuss the fundamental value proposition of crypto currency vs. fiat currency and the distinction we need to make in how we think of the two.

Episode 129 – Jesse Krieger – The Commerce of Crypto: Demystified by Patrick Francey

“Why the conversation about mindset and why is it important? It’s not just about success, it’s not about getting shit done, it’s not about being uber successful in business or in life. It’s really how we approach business, how we approach life. It’s actually all about us and how we view the world.”

– Patrick Francey

  

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Do you have set of rules or a code that you live by?

Have you ever noticed someone who seems to have a rulebook, or maybe that they live and act in a way that is consistent with what they say? If you do or even if you don't, take a break and listen to Patrick and Steffany discuss the importance of having your own set of rules to live by. Many people look outside of themselves to define how they should act or behave. They follow 'rules' regardless if they agree or even understand.

The connection to conscious living of knowing your boundaries, standards and what you tolerate is something you can decide for yourself.

"If you don't stand for something- you will fall for anything"