The Wealth Without Wall Street Podcast From Delivering Beer to Flipping Land with Adam Egloff
#192: Most people don’t start out as entrepreneurs. They choose to work for someone else to gain experience. Then they quit their jobs, maybe because they don’t like the idea of having a boss or because they’ve come up with their own business idea. For other employee-turned-entrepreneurs, the job is frustrating and entrepreneurship serves as a valuable alternative.
Today's guest started his business while working full-time as a beer delivery guy and raising a family. It wasn't easy. He had to wake up 2 hours earlier every day for the last three years before he could finally quit his job and focus on being a business owner.
Here’s an inspiring story from Wealth Without Wall Street Community member Adam Egloff and his experience using IBC as a tool for his land flipping business and other financial undertakings.
Top 3 Things You'll Learn:
- Why clarity and your end goal is the most critical factor when making big decisions
- How flipping land can be an excellent opportunity to achieve financial freedom
- The sacrifices you make today could determine the future of your family
About Our Guest:
Adam Egloff worked as a beer delivery driver. While working full-time, he managed to buy a Jimmy John's franchise. Adam learned about IBC inside the Wealth Without Wall Street Community while looking for more ideas to achieve financial freedom. He recently quit his job and is now focusing on being an entrepreneur and real estate investor.
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Connect with Adam:
- Find Adam inside WWWS Community: https://www.wealthwithoutwallstreet.com/community