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In this episode of the Millionaire Mindcast, we have a magnificent guest Vick Tipnes who shares his entrepreneurial journey on how he came up with the winning idea & built a multimillion-dollar company, how he endures pain from a lot of failures and sacrifices, how he developed a high level of confidence, and bulletproof his business and scale to the Inc. 5000 list! Vick Tipnes is a serial entrepreneur, keynote speaker, and the CEO of the Blackstone Medical Services (BMS), the market leader in home sleep testing. Blackstone recently made the coveted Inc. 5000 list in 2016 and was ranked 1276 out of 500 companies in the country, based on its 345% growth and is, set to make the list again in 2017. Vick's parents were entrepreneurs with 20 units’ motel in Florida. He grew up in an entrepreneurial environment that taught him the work ethic. Vick worked very hard and had several startups until he figured out his areas were.  Then he started Blackstone in 2012 from his Kitchen; his purpose was to provide better quality, access, and costs for patients, providers and insurance companies. His core idea is wanted to have a company that could help a lot of people, at the same time freedom that the job could never afford that luxury. Before that, Vick made his own thorough research and decided to take a business that already exists and innovate it. It became a multimillion-dollar company & the largest now in Florida, operating in 50 States with 150 full time employees. Vick did all that in 8 years but life is not full of rainbows and butterflies. Before that, he had some startup failures. This optimistic guy worked diligently every single day. Vick didn’t have an elaborate business plan or an elaborate website but just started it. He had many struggles along the way like from losing funding. It was until 2013 when he was almost completely bankrupt who only had $78.00 dollars left to his name. But he has a very high level of endurance. He believed that pain is part of the journey and endurance is the key. It took him 4 years suffering before his business succeeded & paid off. An amazing man with a very high level of confidence, Vick believes that it is inborn and innate at the same time earned from time and experience. He emphasizes investing in you in order to gain confidence. It’s not going to the salon or reading books but going into events and seminars to gain more knowledge about your field you want to be an expert with. Finally, stop thinking with scarcity, but think big and abundant to get survive and out produce things you want. Some Questions I Ask: How did your entrepreneurial journey start? (00:49) How did you know why you wanted to pursue Blackstone Medical Services? (02:48) How did you come across the idea of upgrading sleep tests & building a business around this? (04:15) What kind of commitment or mentality is necessary at the startup phase that entrepreneurs need to have? (07:58) How does somebody know when is the time to maybe quit and move on to that next thing or keep pushing through? (11:23) How did you build that confidence? (16:43) How can someone build a formula for investing in themselves? (26:09) What are some of the things that really hold people back? (29:28) How does somebody think bigger or expand their thinking about their business or what’s possible for their business & life? (32:16) When do you know it’s time to start enjoying the fruits of your labor? (37:58) How do you handle the haters? (39:28) As you have a massive amount of wealth & success, what do you want to do more of or less of right now? (42:02) If you look back on your journey, what do you want people to remember & say about you? (45:00) In This Episode, You Will Learn: What the Blackstone Company is all about. (01:58) Vick’s definition of entrepreneurs in 2 categories. (03:42) The false data in entrepreneurship. (04:22) Advice to all entrepreneurs Vick bump in. (05:43) Endure versus Persistent. (08:45) How to invest in yourself & gain confidence. (20:09) How you bulletproof your business. (30:08) Social media is full of fakes. (42:34) Quotes: “I never started a company because I wanted to make money.” “Just start, don’t get caught of an issue of the details, the details will work themselves out.” “The best way to do it is just start.” Find the small way to do it, just do it, & it will start to gain momentum.” “Momentum is very powerful; you use it to your advantage.” “It is okay to suffer.” “My life was not a month to month, weekly; my life is day to day.” “Self-belief is inborn and innate.” “There is no better return on investment that I personally have ever had in my entire life than investing in myself.” “It was those fractional differences that made the difference.” “You’ll never get to $10 million, $20 million, $100 million if you’re worried about 3 grand or 10 grand.” “What you hate in somebody else you have in yourself, it’s in you.” Connect with Vick Tipnes on: Facebook Instagram LinkedIn

In this episode of Millionaire Mindcast. Matty A. shares with you how he ended 2019 Q4 and what some of his WINS were and Major LOSES. Tune-in to check out what his success formula is for operating at 90 percent or better no matter the downturn. Enjoy! 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. And this week they dig into how global pandemics and epidemics can affect your investments. Tune in as Ryan Breedwell talks about how the current Coronovirus is affecting the global markets & potentially your investments. Tune-in and 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

In this episode of the Millionaire Mindcast, we have Matt Beaudreau who shares insights on how to build future business leaders and win the world with the right core values, responsibilities, discipline, habits, and alternative education to continue to evolve and get you to the next level. Also, he gets you some tips on how to fight the cons of social media, how to get out of those emotional places and get to a place of logic, and find your purpose and calling in life!  Matt Beaudreau is an entrepreneur, International Keynote Speaker with The Center for Generational Kinetics, Founder of The Art of High Impact Homeschooling, and the Founder and CEO at Acton Academy Placer, who believes that learning to do, learning to be, and learning to learn are more important than memorization alone – learning to know. Matt is super blessed with a DNA component of being a good leader and entrepreneur. He loves connecting with people and is very interested in education. He was a public and private teacher and administrator that served a window to his speaking career. Matt has a belief system that education can be done differently; therefore, find people with the same interest as him. Until he found a global network with all the entrepreneurs where they share their one of kind ideas, helping each other, and they are united to give values to the world.  In line with this, the world is changing so rapidly right now and Matt is concerned with kids knowing Algebra at the right time. Thus, disrupting the education system and building the Acton Academy Placer to equip young kids with self-confidence and self-awareness, creating autonomy and independence. They help find the calling of the youth and adapt to changes no matter what and provide value to people. Life is a long-tail game and a quest, and Matt has tasted so many things. He insists on starting to try a million different things early enough to know what you’re good at so you’re not missing the opportunity. For parents, don’t stress out on the things that don’t actually matter. Let your kids learn to set goals. Don’t be worried about somebody else's opinion. Get rid of it to start seeing things logically versus emotionally. Some Questions I Ask: How do you describe what you do? (00:30) What was it that led you to this transition of developing future leaders? (01:54)  What is your acting mission or acting revolution when it comes to education? (04:57) What are some of the fears you have for the upcoming generations being that you’re working with them so closely? (08:33)  How do people acknowledge and make sure they don’t fall into generational gap and crisis or overcome it? (10:42)  What are some of the messages that you’re giving to your kids right now? (13:10)  What are some of the things that you really see the youth doing that other generation maybe need to pay a little bit more attention to? (21:19) What do you see to an individual who wanted to find their purpose and mission, and who don’t know where to start with? (23:22) Tyler’s question: “When is it the right to explore and get the context and data to kind of put them all together to figure out what’s your ‘one thing’ is?”  (27:24)  What is your message to parents or to executive leadership teams that are working with millennials that are going to be working with the youth? (33:05)  Whose college meant for and not? (35:46) What do you think is really going to take to knock the big money off of these campuses and colleges to at least get them off their access? (40:32)  What’s your take on social media on how people combating it, its pros and cons? (43:35) Why did you want to come out with that podcast? (50:10)  If you look back to your life, what do you say equal success that you’ve been accomplished on your path? (52:49) In This Episode, You Will Learn: Matt’s global network looks like. (03:37)  “Learn to do, learn to be for being able to learn to know” – what does it mean. (06:14)  Generational Split. (09:34) Matt’s Family Rules and Core Values. (13:32) Disposition leadership. (17:35) The cool thing with trying a million different things. (30:26) Quotes:   “Education should look different and education in school is vastly different.”  “We truly believed every single human being has genius in them.”  “Learn to do, learn to be for being able to learn to know”  “Work hard and be nice.”  “Be adaptable, be willing to unlearn.”  “Your kids will do what you do way before they ever do what you say.”  “Go try things.” “I wouldn’t have known if I hadn’t tried a million different things.”  “The cool thing with trying a million different things is I also get to know a million different people.”  “You need to taste everything.” “Stop operating out of fear.” “College is a horrible investment from 99% of people.”  “This is my calling; this is actually how I’m changing the world.“ Resources Mentioned:  Loveable book by Dr. Kelly Flanagan Connect with Matt Beaudreau on: The Essential 11Podcast Acton Academy Acton Academy Placer LinkedIn

In this episode of Millionaire Mindcast, Matty A. dives in today with high motivation on making this year, YOUR year!. How? Tune-in as he talks about the common core secrets that big celebs and entrepreneurs and thought leaders all have in common, like Oprah, Garyvee, Grant Cardone and many more!. Have a listen, and enjoy!.  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! Matty A. and Ryan Breedwell bring you another great wealth-building episode, and this time they dive into your wealth creation success rate. Are you getting on base or are you striking out as you try to build more wealth? 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    

In this episode of the Millionaire Mindcast, we have Petr Ludwig, who talks about procrastination, what a lot of people are impacted with, and it is something that holds people back from achieving the optimal results and optimal life. He shares his strategies on how to minimize and stop it in order to live a happier, rich, and fulfilling life! Petr Ludwig is a keynote speaker, the Founder of the procrastination.com, and co-author of the best-selling book “The End of Procrastination”, who are dedicated to overcoming the habit of putting off tasks and responsibilities. This man has a passion for serving others and helping them to optimize their life and their results. Petr is trying to spread his message on how to fight procrastination, how to be more productive, effective, and efficient, and live happier. He started his business when he was 14 years old with 5-10 people, where he observed procrastination that greatly affects their business. He sees that other people working on projects and big companies but they don’t see any values and meaningful outcomes of what they are doing. They’re doing against what they know they should be doing, what they’re telling themselves needs to be done and not following through with that.  They know what to do but they’re unable to push themselves to accomplish something. According to Petr, personal vision is important because it creates flow on a daily basis. Focus on what is important. But do things that you really enjoy and don’t forget to take a rest. What makes you happy is really important. In the end, you feel much more productive and happier because you have a great plan, and you have a rest during the day. Procrastination is just the opposite of living life to the fullest. We can live in a much better world if people do what is important to them and live according to their values.  Procrastination is connected to anxiety and depression. The more you procrastinate, the less you believe in yourself. The more you fail, the bigger is the chance you fail even in the future. One failure can undermine your productivity because it goes down your mood. When your mood is down you’re unable to push yourself to do another task and on and on. It keeps on repeating and it’s really dangerous in terms of mental health.  In addition, believes that having the right habits and routine will make you happy and fulfill. It is important to set every day one simple task that is outside of your comfort zone. If you make a habit outside of your comfort zone, your will power is growing gradually and constantly.  You’ll be surprised you’re able to resist temptation, you’re not able to check your social media accounts often, and your will power is growing. Petr’s near-death experience changes his life. He believes that you don’t need to experience the same to change your life. You can change yourself and live life to the fullest! Some Questions I Ask: What is going on in your world right now, what’s new for you? (01:14) What lead you into this journey and positioning yourself as an expert on this topic? (02:03) What is your perspective on procrastination as it relates to today the 21st century? (03:43) What are your thoughts on the different categories of procrastination? (05:18) Is there any positives and productive about procrastination? (06:34) How to attack and stop the habit of procrastination? (09:03) What are some of the key tools that people need to end procrastination? (11:12) How do you help somebody get clarity on what their vision is? (13:01) Do you see Eastern vs. Western people procrastinating more or less and how it impacted lives? (16:30) Why did you write books about procrastination? (18:29) What has your research uncovered around procrastination and mental health? (23:20) What are some of the things that you see the highly productive people doing consistently to fight procrastination? (27:39) What is the formula of overcoming procrastination? (33:14) What message do you leave for people who are struggling in procrastination? (38:58) In This Episode, You Will Learn: The 2 main causes of procrastination. (04:02) Destructive procrastination. (06:15) The difference between having a rest and doing procrastination. (07:07) Being lazy VS. Procrastination. (07:35) How to decrease decision paralyzes. (09:11) The 4 key areas of Ekigai that will help you live 5-10 years longer. (13:08) How social media ties with procrastination. (24:35) The key to happiness. (25:37) Will Power – how to boost it. (28:36) A special tool that fights procrastination. (29:17) Petr morning routine and the benefits of daily habits. (29:41) Little heroism technique – what is it. (34:25) Quotes “The key of procrastination is lack of self-regulation.” “Procrastination is always about negative feelings.” “Try to focus on a few priorities.” “Procrastination is just the exact opposite of flow.” “Find your strengths and try to apply it daily.” “Do things that you really enjoy.” “Focus on some contribution to society.” “Having that balance is key.” “I’m trying to live every day to the fullest.” “Procrastination is just the opposite of living life to the fullest. “ “To really find the purpose of our life is a key to fight procrastination.” “You don’t need to experience the same to change your life.” “Procrastination is something that is terribly terribly bad.” “Self-confidence is really the habit of keeping promises to yourself and following through to your word.” “The more you procrastinate, the less you believe in yourself.” “The more you fail, the bigger is the chance you fail even in the future. “ “Social media often drives our attention out of what is important.” “Happiness is about overcoming your procrastination.” “The best ways to boost your will power are really habits.” “Every day I want to do something that I overcome myself to step out of my comfort zone.” “Vision without action is the daydream and action without vision is a nightmare.” “The system at the end is very simple but it’s not easy.” “If you’re happy you’ll live much fulfill and longer life.” “You can change yourself.” Resources Mentioned: “Blossoms” book Connect with Petr Ludwig on: Website LinkedIn Twitter Instagram YouTube Deep Talks Podcast The End of Procrastination: How to Stop Postponing and Live a Fulfilled Life book by Petr Ludwig and Adela Schicker

In this episode of Millionaire Mindcast, Matty A. dives into one very important topic of discussion. Can MONEY really buy happiness? Tune in today as Matty A. dives deep into this and brings in his point of view and life experience on how MONEY in a way has bought him & his family happiness. Enjoy!.  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. Matty A. & Ryan Breedwell bring you a special episode that you won't want to miss. Ryan dives into secrets most financial advisors won't want to tell, and if so, Ryan lets you know how you can find out. So tune-in, take notes & 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

In this episode of the Millionaire Mindcast, we have an impressive guest, Aaron Amuchastegui who shares his big wins and big losses in life, and all the craziness, how he got behind the bars but stand & back up, how he started on flipping houses, the story of massive success and how he blew it away, how he back up for the third time around, and actionable tips on how they live a rich and reasonable life, and keeping it on the zenith! Aaron Amuchastegui is a best-selling author of 5 Hour School Week, an entrepreneur, a real estate investor who had flipped over 1,500 houses all around the country, one of the principals at Homerock LLC, a real estate consulting company focused on distressed assets, owner of Aaron Amuchastegui Construction, a contractor focused on high-speed high turnover remodeling projects improving value to distressed properties, and the President of AMA Construct Inc, who has managed the acquisition and sales of more than $100 Million dollars in single-family homes acquired at the trustee sale and through public-private partnerships with Nonprofits and banking partners.  Aaron’s dad was a custom home builder and his grandma was a developer, so he grew up doing construction real estate that’s why he always wanted to do it. He was 20-years-old when he started partying all the time, did crazy things, got into trouble, and got behind the bars. Aaron wasted his most productive time in prison.  He realized that he needs to gain it back and it drives him to get out there and make his life better. This guy makes up the lost time, tries new things, and shifts his life on the right path. Later, Aaron started flipping houses and succeeds. But because of unplanned actions & uncontrolled spending on the wrong things, they blew up the opportunities. They hit the bottom but during his down moments, Aaron swallows his pride from being a millionaire to doing manual jobs like what a carpenter typically do, and became an Uber driver. He decided to do something and not just be lazy to go back in the path.  They hold their faith and their spiritual part stronger and it really helps them get up and back up. Now, Aaron and his wife Kaleena have over 1,000 rental properties and looking forward to adding more. The couple makes sure they would not miss the second chance; they spend their money on the right thing, donating a portion of their income to the church,  and building more memories with his family. One thing that they’re sure of, even if they went broke again; they wouldn’t regret they wasted their money on stupid things and they set their family as a priority. Some Questions I Ask: Where did all this start? (00:30) What was your mindset when you’ve got in trouble? (03:37) You’ve got your turbulent time in your life, where does that take you next in your career? (13:44) Being in a rough spot and rough place, what was your mindset at that point in time(28:00) How did you assess doing those necessary things to get you back on the path? (38:10) How have masterminds played the role in what you’ve accomplished over the last 3-5 years? (42:12)  How’s your intention of showing up to mastermind events and the relationships that you’re building? (44:59)  How do you find time for the balance? (51:13) Give us three (3) productivity tips that the hard-charging entrepreneurs and wealth builders can take away from this episode. (01:00:38) In This Episode, You Will Learn: Aaron’s shame & guilt in life. (04:24) How Aaron gets his life back and started flipping houses. (15:04) Things that would happen with success and money without knowing what you’re getting into. (24:09) How Aaron shifts his life and the habits that he adapted that raise him up again. (29:18) The lessons that he learned during his down moments. (31:12) The couple big things Aaron learned that went him to like a thousand of rental properties now. (33:50) Why Aaron gives away 30% of their income and profits to churches now. (35:31) How mentors have helped Aaron. (37:20) Setting the KeyStone Goal of the Year. (01:01:24) The importance of having a planner and a journal. (01:04:43) Quotes:  “There’s nothing that will teach us like our mistakes will.”   “It’s the best thing that people should be judged on what they do after the mistake not the mistake.” “People’s pain levels are different.” “God putting the pieces together.” “It’s been really really fun to get to rebuild and change. “You have to hunt to find that value.” “Mistake is what creates the best memory and the best action.”   “Don’t let anyone else decide how you should run your day.”  Resources Mentioned: The 4-Hour Workweek by Timothy Ferriss The Miracle Morning by Hal Elrod GoBundance FamBundance