Millionaire Mindcast

In this episode of Millionaire Mindcast, the dynamic duo is back, Ryan Breedwell and Matt Aitchison discuss the latest of what going on with the global markets, policies and mankind. Tune is as these two talk about eviction bans ending, and the pending home sales are spiking with stock market feeling a bit volatile. Enjoy!.  Enter giveaway @ Go.MillionaireMindcast.com Text us at @ 844.447.1555 Episode Sponsored By: TheRichLifeStore.com Questions? Comments? Do you have a success story you would like to share on the show? Send us an email to Questions@MillionaireMindcast.com

In this episode of the Millionaire Mindcast, we have John Malott who shares his story of not to let his past equal his future, his rock bottoms, redefining moments, the role of man in the house, what’s the foundation of good husband-wife relationships, bridging the leadership gap, and how to achieve a new level of success in mindset and business! John Malott is a serial entrepreneur, world changer, collaboration expert, public speaker, side hustle expert, and Co-Founder and Chairman of Build Your Empire, an event & media company focused on educating & impacting the next generation of entrepreneurs.  John has built people that build businesses and help people crush big things from home. He has earned over $1 billion in global sales and has been featured in Forbes, Entrepreneur, USA Today and more. Currently, he has created over 600 millionaires in the last 25 years and passion for leading, serving, and holding individuals accountable to achieve their greatness. John’s life is a rollercoaster. At 17 years old, he had a heart attack from smoking cocaine. He was a high school dropout, arrested multiple times, and last jailed when he was 24 years old. His biggest curses turned out to be his biggest lessons. In jail, he had some realizations; it’s not the life he wanted to be. He made a decision that’s who he was, that’s not who he would be going forward. Promise that when things get done he would be that person again. After John got out of jail, things started to change. It’s a long process but things really start to happen for him. During the process, somebody planted the seed to him that business was his way out of his circumstances. So he exposed himself to personal development and pursued business. But it was not an overnight success. John just earned $4,000 in his first year as a full time entrepreneur and $16,000 in the second year. People judged him but he never gives up. To cope with the challenges, John hired mentors to help develop himself and his business, where he learned so much about people, philosophy, and the art of giving. Now, John is really good at identifying and creating passive residual income streams from home, how to cut out a lot of overhead expenses, and the frustrations that most entrepreneurs experience. He considers himself fortunate to have that experience especially during this pandemic. On the other hand, John believes that mindset is the one that holds us back and not anything in this world. Life is about two major things: it’s about a mixture of challenge and opportunity. He is so sure that whatever hits, he just adjusts his mind and thinking. John insists that this quarantine is the time to figure out what you want to become because it’s thinking, becoming, and then doing. Right now, we really have time to create new generations of world-class entrepreneurs and replace a lot of crappy ones. Therefore, take that money and invest in yourself. Figure out what you want to do, what you want to become, and where you want to go. Figure out how to use that resource to get you in front of people. Find that you’re passionate about, and use that energy to build momentum. There are so many things we got to put in front first. But you should start focusing on who you are and becoming stronger, better, faster, and have those principles of success. Some Questions I Ask: Take us back to some of the rock bottoms & moments in your life that were kind of those forks in the road, “It’s time to get it going and move in the right direction if I’m going to achieve the goals that I want to achieve”. (00:57) If you could pinpoint at that moment in jail, what was that ultimately had you chosen this fork versus that fork? (05:32) Get us up to the speed of from that day making that choice to where you’re at today, how things unfolded, and how big and exciting in high and low they’ve been along the way? (08:23) What would you say is the number one thing you see limiting the people from actually breaking through to a new level of success, and discipline? How would you like to categorize it? (11:53) How should people be spending their time right now if they want to get ahead? (15:42) If you were to pull one tool off your tool belt that has paid you the highest ROI over the course of your career, what would you say that skill set is? (19:41) When can someone call themselves a leader? (22:55) With the uncertain times right now, what message do you have for the person who is an aspiring entrepreneur or new entrepreneur that’s at home? (24:13) What do you think is the best investment for someone right now with little disposable income? (27:02) How has making your wife and children such a priority and the core foundation of your ecosystem served you in building the successful business in life that you have? (32:12) What do you think is the core thing that is the foundation of your guy’s relationship that makes it strong, successful, and moving in the right direction? (35:56) What is your definition of wealth and what was the one thing you feel attributed to unlocking it? (40:27) In This Episode, You Will Learn: The Percentage of Growth (09:02) The Art of Giving philosophy (13:17) Two major things in life (16:25) How to be more productive especially during this quarantine (17:03) Leadership gap in the USA (20:23) Man as the foundation of the household (33:53) Quotes: “My biggest curses turned out to be my biggest lessons.” “That’s who I was, that’s not who I would be going forward.” “The repetition is the mother of all success.” “Life is about two major things: it’s about challenge and opportunity.” “This is the time to figure out what you want to become because it’s thinking, becoming, and then doing.” “Start focusing on your health and wellness because if you’re not feeling healthy, you’re going to have a hard time getting wealthy.” “The richest place in the world is the graveyard.” “Inspired people do not need motivation.” “Wealth is freedom.” Resources Mentioned: How to Win Friends and Influence People book by Dale Carnegie Paul J. Meyer  and The Art of Giving book by John Edmund Haggai I Inherited a Fortune book by Paul J. Meyer The 21 Irrefutable Laws of Leadership book by John C. Maxwell Connect with John Malott on: Build Your Empire Instagram Twitter Facebook

In this episode of Millionaire Mindcast, Matty A share what he has been up to with his own Projects and Investments as well as shares in belief system into having Pressure and how in some cases, having this pressure is a privilege. Want to know more? Tune-in to find out!. Enjoy!.  Connect with me and Text me to 844.447.1555  Show Brought To You By: TheRichLifeAcademy.com Episode Sponsored By: TheRichLifeStore.com Questions? Comments? Do you have a success story you would like to share on the show? Send us an email to Questions@MillionaireMindcast.com  

In this episode of Millionaire Mindcast, we have the dynamic duo back in the building. Matty A. and Ryan Breedwell dive into the market recovery today. Is the marketing looking like a Nike Swoosh symbol or is is it more of a Sharp V? One way or another, the market is on the way UP. Why? Tune in to find out!. Enjoy! Enter giveaway @ Go.MillionaireMindcast.com Text us at @ 844.447.1555 Episode Sponsored By: TheRichLifeStore.com Questions? Comments? Do you have a success story you would like to share on the show? Send us an email to Questions@MillionaireMindcast.com

In this episode of the Millionaire Mindcast, a simple and humble guest, Rob Aigner who shares his inspiring story, insights and some tips on how to build a successful business and achieve your ideal life, how to find the right person for your business, how to stay happy despite failures, how to make the right business decisions, and how to become a whole life millionaire! Rob Aigner is a serial entrepreneur, investor, owner and operator of Keller Williams, a certified trainer, and MAPS Coach at Keller Williams Realty, Inc, and is a change agent. He has helped countless others make difficult choices and significant changes in their lives while making major pivots on his own.   In 2002, Rob entered the real estate industry and soon held high-level leadership roles at Keller Williams Realty as CEO of the Beverly Hills location which sold over $1.3 billion of real estate per year. Rob currently has ownership in 8 Keller Williams locations throughout California as well as other businesses. Rob is from a family with so many life challenges. Born the son of two holocaust survivors but trials were not a hindrance to step up in life. During his childhood, Rob’s mother has owned a beauty salon, and currently, his parents own apartment buildings. Therefore, Rob was oriented in business at a very young age but didn’t dive into it.  Until in his late 30’s, Rob was working in the corporate world held executive positions in advertising and marketing where he made a transition into the entertainment space, and finally into real estate. Influenced by Tim Ferriss, Rob got into the business because he wanted to have freedom. Freedom to be his own boss, to work the way he wanted to work, to generate passive income and financial freedom, and more importantly, to have freedom of time to focus on his family, fitness, and health. As to him, time is what he’s appreciating the most. Apparently, Rob started in business with a bad economy but got through that and succeeds 12 years later. During his startup, Rob needs to work harder because he was intimidated by the people around him thinking that they were smarter than him. This was a good thing for him to weaponize himself and scale in business.  Now, Rob owned 10 businesses and is still moving forward towards his goals. He makes sure that he never misses any opportunities and always feels grateful in everything he has right now. As taught by his parents the gratitude, it serves him as a guide especially in his entrepreneurial journey. When failure hits him, gratitude makes him realize that he is still a winner and motivates him to stand up, strive, and never gives up. Rob always keeps things simple and minimalistic without shortchanging himself for his family. He makes sure that everything is in balance between himself, his family, and his business.  But despite his success, Rob admits that he still has fears today. Still battling it and fighting it every time in business. But through his good habits and practices, he will overcome those fears and in the end, possibly win the game! Some Questions I Ask: Where did the entrepreneurial bug get lit in Rob Aigner? (00:15) What were some of your biggest challenges when you first got started and how did you push through those? (02:36) Your parents were holocaust survivors, did you feel a sense of responsibility to carry that torch & create something bigger and better?  (04:38) Were there any stories that standout to you that they’ve shared with you that have impacted your entrepreneurial journey? (06:16) Was that gratitude ingrained in you? (08:34) Why entrepreneurship and why going into business with yourself, for yourself? (14:11) What was your financial number that you were chasing that you had in your mind? (18:44) What was the recipe for your success? (19:20) Would you agree with the statement, “Work smarter not harder”? (22:47) What has been your process or blueprint for when is the time to scale and how did you go about of doing that? (24:57) How do you scale? (26:26) How do you find talent? (27:14) What has been your wealth building strategy and approach? (32:07) What’s your favorite investment vehicle and why? (34:54) What did the process look like to have a whole life millionaire balance? (36:02) What has been one of the best things you brought into your relationship this year? (38:36) Where do you feel like you see a lot of people in society or business right now lying to themselves or doing things that are ultimately not serving them and holding them back? (40:01) What is the next decade, two decades look like for Rob? (43:27)  In This Episode, You Will Learn: How to pass through the struggle in business decisions (03:41) Rob’s practices on gratitude (08:58) How to manage fears and anxiety during this crisis (10:20)   Quotes: ”It’s how you’re gonna cut the bad part out, keep the good part.” “The time is the thing that's the most valuable asset.” “When you’re losing business, it’s time to scale.” “If you’re not finding people that are better than you, you’re going to end up adding more to your plate than taking off your plate.”  Connect with Rob Aigner on: Clear Choices Podcast Facebook Page LinkedIn

In this episode of Millionaire Mindcast, we take a moment to reflect on current global events. Protests, Riots and Death, signs of an unbalanced world. Matty pledges to be part of the change! Will you?...Tune-in to todays POWERFUL episode. Enjoy! This is a replay of recent episode EP468.  Connect with me and Text me to 844.447.1555  Show Brought To You By: TheRichLifeAcademy.com Episode Sponsored By: TheRichLifeStore.com Questions? Comments? Do you have a success story you would like to share on the show? Send us an email to Questions@MillionaireMindcast.com

In this episode of Millionaire Mindcast, the dynamic duo is back. Ryan Breedwell and Matty A. dig into unemployment benefits coming to an end and the rise of COVID-19 is upon as again. How will the economy handle this all over again? Tune in to find out! Enjoy! Enter giveaway @ Go.MillionaireMindcast.com Text us at @ 844.447.1555 Episode Sponsored By: TheRichLifeStore.com Questions? Comments? Do you have a success story you would like to share on the show? Send us an email to Questions@MillionaireMindcast.com

In this episode of the Millionaire Mindcast, we have Lyann Nguyen who shares content, information, and resources about ways of leveraging credit, what affects your credit scores, how to make up credit scores, how to play with lots of cards and have a decent score, and shares some tips on how to use your credit more wisely. Lyann Nguyen is a credit expert and mentor, an advisor to CEOs, influencers,  YouTubers, ECom experts, athletes, and celebrities, a keynote speaker, and well-known as “Credit Ninja”. She helps improve and enhance credit files and supports high-level entrepreneurs who are looking to take their credit knowledge and power to the next level. Lyann had lost millions in the 2008 crisis including her home and had bad credits because her bank accounts were frozen. From a well-off to almost nothing that she even couldn’t go to rent a car at that point. She had no income because all the resources were completely depleted. But she dealt with one thing at a time. She figured out and tried to solve this on her own.   Eventually, solving credit problems has turned into a passion. Lyann solved other people’s credit problems for free.  Since then, they started to call her the “Credit Ninja”. She started working with sales organizations, becoming a retainer for many organizations to help them get financially strong by upping their credit game and learning all those tips and tricks. Also, working with individuals with their personal credit, and their personal score to start building business credit based on it. The resources are out there to access these credit and free money. Lyann suggests that if you can’t figure it out and it’s outside of your comfort zone, it’s important to reach out to someone in the credit space that has credibility that can walk you through it. Also, she insists that credit scores are important because it is a gateway to get access to funds, and travel hacks. So, be particular with your payment history, and the consistency of paying on time. Furthermore, she encourages having multiple banks and multiple lines. But those particular credits must be managed well so that it serves you instead of being in control by the credit. You are in control of your own finances. Therefore, deal with what you can control like your budget, expenses, credit lines, credit scores, etc. Hacks on how to play the game and manipulate credit cards and get rewards from it.   Use credit responsibly and leverage the way that it generates more income, more opportunities, and not just to buy a depreciating asset. Thus, don’t buy things that don’t serve you like cars, and expensive clothes that are not going to generate money. It's fine to have a reward for yourself but don’t have the reward until you actually gain something from it. Lastly, get out with your game plan and execute it. Knowledge is useless if you don’t pull the trigger and if you don’t have confidence. If you are fearful of everything you don’t deserve to win. If you feel comfortable about the deal go for it, but if you feel it’s not a good deal don’t go for it. Your gut is very important. Some Questions I Ask: How did you find yourself to become the “Credit Ninja”? (00:44) Are you working more on the business sector front or with the individual? (05:04) Why is your credit score so important? (06:03) Who comes up with these scores? (07:09) What are the variables that people should be paying attention to that make up their credit score and the wait behind each one? (08:10) Is it bad to have more accounts or less accounts? How that is tied into somebody’s overall credit score and what should they be paying attention to with that? (12:02) How many credit cards can you open at once? (14:14) Where do I find the best credit card options that are out there that meet my criteria, my goals, and get the best benefits? (17:40) For someone who is applying for multiple cards at once and worried that this might be going to hurt their credit score, there’s going to be hard inquiries, or what if it gets denied, how to alleviate those concerns? (19:27) What are the pros and the responsible ways of using credit and what are some of the negative ways that you see most people using credit improperly?  (20:30) Talk more about how you’ve seen people creatively used their credit lines to invest in real estate or to access stocks or other opportunities? (23:48) With the current market we find ourselves in with all these uncertainties, how does that impact what you’re doing and what are those new things that people should be paying attention to as this coronavirus impact unfolds?  (25:55) What kind of opportunity do you see for investors that might have an opportunity to help on the debt sides of that or is there a play at all at least at the credit market as an investor? (29:25) What are some of the things that people should be aware of so that way they get a little bit more in tune with credit principles and practices on how to navigate that they can take advantage of and get rewarded for? (31:40) How is business credit created and used for the small business owner in general? (37:34) Give us the realistic time frame and the process to bump a credit score that people should at least be aware of. (41:56) In This Episode, You Will Learn: Tip for building a brand (04:06) Three components of credit (05:10) How to manipulate those reporting dates (12:58) What is credit cards sequence (14:49) Why credit mentorship is important (15:35) How credit itself is powerful (15:56) Why having different lines and multiple banks are important (16:21) Lyann’s corona credit tips (45:26) Quotes “The name chooses me, I did not choose the name.”  “One technique may not work for somebody else.” “The debt on credit is bad, credit itself is powerful.” “You’re in control of your credit.” “Don’t execute on it, if you don’t know what you're going to do with it.” “Don’t buy things that don’t serve you.” “If you don’t pull the trigger and you don’t have the confidence, and you are fearful of everything, you don’t deserve to win.” “Scared money doesn’t make money.” “The thing that you’re in control is in your environment.” “Your resource is what’s going to save you at this time.” “You become a mentor ‘coz you’ve been there!”

In todays episode of Millionaire Mindcast. Matty A. dives into some positivity today. So much negative things have been happening in our world right now, its time to bring the positive vibes back. Tune in as Matty A. talks about 10 ways we can make today great!. Enjoy! Connect with Matt and Text 844.447.1555  Show Brought To You By: TheRichLifeAcademy.com Episode Sponsored By: TheRichLifeStore.com Questions? Comments? Do you have a success story you would like to share on the show? Send us an email to Questions@MillionaireMindcast.com

In this episode of Millionaire Mindcast, the dynamic duo is back!. This time they break down the comparables between the 2008 Market Crash and the Covid-19 Pandemic. What do these events have in common? What will be different? and most importantly, what are the downsides and upside to them. Tune in! Enjoy! Enter giveaway @ Go.MillionaireMindcast.com Show Brought To You By: TheRichLifeAcademy.com Episode Sponsored By: TheRichLifeStore.com Questions? Comments? Do you have a success story you would like to share on the show? Send us an email to Questions@MillionaireMindcast.com