We had some inspiring guests on the podcast in 2021, all with their own particular interest or expertise around achieving financial freedom. But the one thing they all have in common is the powerful combination of hard work and passion it takes to achieve next-level success.
So, what were some of the highlights from our interviews this past year? What are my top takeaways from the entrepreneurs and real estate investors who appeared on the show?
On this episode, I’m sharing the Best of 2021 on Financial Freedom with Real Estate Investing, beginning with Jordan Harbinger’s insight on building relationships BEFORE you need them and Brandon Turner’s simple approach to developing your personal brand.
We revisit John Lee Dumas’ dynamic formula for becoming a person of value, Joe Fairless’ perspective on raising capital through a fund and Chad Williams’ thoughts on applying Navy SEAL principles to your multifamily business.
Listen in as we look back at Liz Faircloth’s commitment to building the Real Estate InvestHER community, Jenny Gou’s experience of leaving her high-paying corporate job for real estate, and Ronan McMahon’s understanding of opportunities to invest internationally!
Key Takeaways
Jordan Harbinger’s proactive approach to networking
‘Dig the well before you’re thirsty’
Don’t wait until you need something to reach out
Brandon Turner’s insight on building a personal brand
Consider how people already think about you
Lean into what you’re good at (simplicity is key)
John Lee Dumas’ take on what it takes to be successful
Hard work + passion wins every time
We develop passion for things we’re good at
Liz Faircloth's passion for the Real Estate InvestHER community
Support women investors, provide role models
Thrive better in marriage to have own business
Joe Fairless’ insight on raising capital through a fund
Con = miss out on ‘lightning in a bottle’
Pro = spread out capital raise over time
Chad Williams’ take on applying SEAL principles to multifamily
Control emotions regardless of circumstances
Take on role of servant leader
Jenny Gou’s experience of quitting her job for real estate
Inspired by desire to prioritize time with family
Left corporate job, grew to 800 units in 10 months
Ronan McMahon’s insight on investing internationally