BTM172: Millionaire Success Habits & Lifestyle Design with John Lee Dumas
On today’s episode Daray interviews a 7-figure entrepreneur and digital nomad by the name of John Lee Dumas.
John is the host of Entrepreneurs on Fire, an award winning podcast where he talks with inspiring Entrepreneurs who are at the top of their game. With over 2500 episodes, 1 million + listens a month, and seven-figures of annual revenue, JLD brings a wealth of knowledge to the show sharing his lifestyle design advice and millionaire success habits.
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Recommended Book:
The Compound Effect by Darren Hardy
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BTM168: Utilizing Napoleon Hill’s Think & Grow Rich Success Principles
This episode features a wide ranging conversation on the concepts illustrated in Napoleon Hill’s popular Think and Grow Rich Book.
Since its inception in 1937 there have been over 15 million copies sold worldwide but more importantly, billions made by the individuals who’ve acted in accordance with its principles.
On today’s episode, Daray is interviewed by Logan Freeman about Daray’s Think and Grow Rich experiment to help us all change and expand our thinking to reach our potential in business and life.
The discussion is followed by real life examples and exercises to create financial success beyond our wildest dreams.
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BTM159: Vertical Integration? How To Grow Your Real Estate Business Profitably with Colin Douthit
Currently managing over 300 units after only being in real estate for three years, it’s clear that Colin Douthit, today’s guest, knows how to invest and how to do it well.
He realized early on that he needed to be far more profitable to create the life he wanted so he took a hard look at his business and portfolio to understand what was working and what wasn’t in hopes that he could do more of the former.
The end result came in the form of a brand new business. Since Colin had managed his own units efficiently in the prior months, he had the expertise and manpower to vertically integrate his business – coming out on the other end with two businesses.
Colin has a construction company that followed the same model and is constantly looking for ways to become more profitable by systematically building a network of businesses that compliment each other. In today’s episode, we discuss exactly how this can translate to your endeavors.
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Recommended Book:
Atlas Shrugged by Ayn Rand
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BTM153: Millennial Immigrants Build $57 Million Portfolio in 24 Months with Philip Michael
Philip, today’s guest, moved to the US in 2014 and started investing in real estate in 2016. As a writer, he leveraged his his skills to win writing competitions for ends meat and eventually landed on SiriusXM radio and Tv since he couldn’t yet work legally in the U.S.
Fast forward a couple months and along with his nephew/co-founder FC Barcelona star Martin Braithwaite, Philip built a $57M+ real estate portfolio in less than 2 years – including one of a few NYC high rises owned by “Millenials of Color”.
On today’s episode we discuss Philips journey to success and the wisdom he’s gleamed along the way.
Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode:
Recommended Book:
Think and Grow Rich
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BTM141: The 5am Club
On today’s episode, we discuss a clear vision for the upcoming year and two must have strategies to ensure your success from the moment you get out of bed at 5am tomorrow morning.
Key Quotes From This Episode:
Own your morning, elevate your life.
All change is hard at first, messy in the middle and gorgeous at the end.
Small, daily, seemingly insignificant improvements when done consistently over time yield staggering results.
Everything you now find easy, you used to find difficult.
Tiny dail wins.
A year from now you’ll be so happy you began today.
I heard a man say that he needed to lose weight before he could start running. Can you imagine? That’s like a writer who waits for inspiration to begin the book or a manager who waits for a promotion to begin to lead the field or a start-up that waits for full funding before launching a disruptive product.