629: Brandon Turner’s 4-Step “Viral” Formula That’ll Bring You Deals TODAY

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Jun 30, 2022

Join Brandon Turner, bestselling author and CEO of Open Door Capital, as he shares insights from his journey from painting rental properties to real estate success. He reveals a four-step formula for creating viral content that attracts deals and emphasizes the importance of personal branding and social media. Listeners will learn how to transition from a W-2 mindset to entrepreneurial thinking, craft compelling content, and embrace vulnerability in sharing their own journeys. Brandon's approachable style makes these strategies both actionable and entertaining.

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ADVICE

Mindset and Hiring

Choose your entrepreneurial mindset level.
Hire at your current level to reach the next.

INSIGHT

Online Presence

Online presence helps connect and network effectively.
It's crucial for finding team members and elevating your business.

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Defining Personal Brand

Personal brand is how people perceive you.
It's shaped by your actions and online presence.

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