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Think back for a moment. Do you remember why you first decided to go into business for yourself? If you’re like most people, somewhere in there is the belief that being your own boss would give you freedom, financial security, and control of your time and schedule. Ring a bell? It should. That’s the thought most entrepreneurs have when they decide to make the jump and go out on their own.
Unfortunately, reality looks very different for most once they get into the business and instead they work longer and harder than they ever did when they had a job. Work ends up consuming their thoughts, time, and attention, and life. In other words, the very thing that was supposed to provide freedom now enslaves them.
But it doesn’t have to be that way - not by a long shot, says Dr. Jason Wojo, CEO of Lifeonaire. In this interview, we discuss how to have both a profitable business as well as a great life (and it’s not as hard as you think!) as well as the common mistakes business owners and entrepreneurs make that prevents them from having the freedom they desire.
Lifeonaire is a great book and an interesting concept.
I interviewed Marco Santarelli - host of the Passive Real Estate Investing Podcast and the founder of Norada Real Estate, a premier real estate investment firm on this episode.
We discussed about following:
This is my tribute to the book which opened my eyes about assets and liabilities. It gave me new perspective about money. Here are some of the key points:
1) Rich don't work for money. They invent money.
2) Get financial literacy before starting to invest
3) Look into acquiring more assets which generate cash flow/income.
4) Stop trying to keep up with the Jonses.
I had great time interviewing Aaron Chapman @ following:
Aaron a veteran in the finance industry beginning 1997, exited Mining, Heavy Equipment Operation, Welding and long haul truck driving. Since entering the finance industry his clientele has ranged from those purchasing their first home, building their dream home or investing in multiple properties for long term cash flow. His expertise is in the complicated. Presently ranked #14 in an industry of over 300,000 licensed loan originators for transactions closed annually (707 closed units for real estate investors in 2018 and 676 in 2017); Aaron is that battle worn partner every real estate buyer needs to walk thru the tough parts of building a real estate business.
I interviewed EJ Sansone who is an attorney-at-law, real estate broker, real estate developer, investor, syndicator, and #1 bestselling author!
We discussed following topics:
Carla Lee is a co-author of my Amazon # 1 best selling book Resilience: Turn you setback into a comeback.
Carla Lee is passionate about sales, personal development, neuro linguistics, neuroscience, and statistics. She can explain how all of these technologies play into success strategies, both in life and in businesses.
We discussed about following:
Loe Hornbuckle is the CEO and founder of Sage Oak Assisted Living and Memory Care. Founded in 2015, Sage Oak isn’t just another assisted living company, Sage Oak is “the boutique assisted living company” with 5 locations in Dallas and a total of 40 beds. Sage Oak provides small, intimate, home settings that allow those who need a little extra care to receive the love and dignity that they deserve. More information available at TheSageOak.com.
We discussed about what is Residential Assisted Living (RAL) and why invest in RAL?
What kind of regulations need to be followed and what should be done for asset protection?
Whitney Sewell is a syndicator and operator of Multi-family properties.
How he figured out using virtual assistant to free up his time and focus on bigger picture.
Some of the questions asked in the podcast:
How and why to invest in OKC market. Here are the topics covered:
1) Why business owner/entrepreneur?
2) Lessons learned
3) Why OKC market?
To connect with Alyssa, visit https://table.investments/
I chatted with Chad Kneller about how to build a successful network marketing business for residual income. Here are some of the topics we discussed:
Chad is co-author of Amazon # 1 best selling book Resilience Turning your setback into a comeback and he is also author of a book - Finding Happy.
Visit http://findinghappybook.com/ for more info.
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