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Welcome back to Making Bank. In today’s episode, we have a compilation of previous episodes with JJ Virgin, Frank Llosa, Dave Asprey, Barton Scott, Sergey Young, Ariel Garten, James Altucher and in this episode, you will hear tips and tricks from top entrepreneurs about the guide to success.
 
(2:52) JJ Virgin
The biggest challenge we face today is the widespread issue of misinformation. Many people have been misled by false information and, after trying so hard for so long to discern the truth, have ultimately given up. This is truly disheartening. It is crucial to remain vigilant, seek out reliable sources, and always verify information before accepting it as true.
 
(8:53) Frank Llosa
“This is the world's first ethanol-free alcohol, which might seem like a confusing concept. Traditionally, all beers, vodkas, wines, and other alcoholic beverages consumed over the past thousand years have been ethanol-based.”
 
(15:32) Dave Asprey
Adjust your fasting routine just as you would adjust your exercise regimen. Just as you wouldn't embark on an intense workout if you're on the verge of a cold, it's important to tailor your fasting accordingly. Listen to your body and adjust your fasting schedule based on your current physical and emotional state for the best results.
 
(20:29) Barton Scott
For those who may not be focused on their health, here are some warning signs to be aware of: constipation, headaches, mood instability, and easily triggered anger. These symptoms could indicate issues such as iron overload or magnesium deficiency. It's important to recognize that many health issues can be traced back to specific nutrient imbalances.
 
(23:20) Sergey Young
Even today, it is possible for most people to live a healthy and happy life for up to 100 years, unless they are particularly unlucky in the genetic lottery. Unfortunately, genetics can sometimes play a role, but generally, a long and healthy life is achievable.
 
(31:15) Ariel Garten
Meditation is a practice that leads to healthy and positive mind states. It's not something strange or mystical; it's a regular practice that can significantly improve your mental well-being. Incorporate meditation into your daily routine to experience these benefits.
 
(35:42) James Altucher
There is an interconnected flow between the mental, emotional, physical, and spiritual aspects of our being. If there's a disruption, such as a disconnect between the mental and emotional aspects, it can negatively impact overall well-being. To maintain harmony, ensure all these aspects are balanced and in sync.
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Welcome back to Making Bank. In today’s episode, we have a compilation of previous episodes with JJ Virgin, Frank Llosa, Dave Asprey, Barton Scott, Sergey Young, Ariel Garten, James Altucher and in this episode, you will hear tips and tricks from top entrepreneurs about the guide to success.
 
(2:52) JJ Virgin
The biggest challenge we face today is the widespread issue of misinformation. Many people have been misled by false information and, after trying so hard for so long to discern the truth, have ultimately given up. This is truly disheartening. It is crucial to remain vigilant, seek out reliable sources, and always verify information before accepting it as true.
 
(8:53) Frank Llosa
“This is the world's first ethanol-free alcohol, which might seem like a confusing concept. Traditionally, all beers, vodkas, wines, and other alcoholic beverages consumed over the past thousand years have been ethanol-based.”
 
(15:32) Dave Asprey
Adjust your fasting routine just as you would adjust your exercise regimen. Just as you wouldn't embark on an intense workout if you're on the verge of a cold, it's important to tailor your fasting accordingly. Listen to your body and adjust your fasting schedule based on your current physical and emotional state for the best results.
 
(20:29) Barton Scott
For those who may not be focused on their health, here are some warning signs to be aware of: constipation, headaches, mood instability, and easily triggered anger. These symptoms could indicate issues such as iron overload or magnesium deficiency. It's important to recognize that many health issues can be traced back to specific nutrient imbalances.
 
(23:20) Sergey Young
Even today, it is possible for most people to live a healthy and happy life for up to 100 years, unless they are particularly unlucky in the genetic lottery. Unfortunately, genetics can sometimes play a role, but generally, a long and healthy life is achievable.
 
(31:15) Ariel Garten
Meditation is a practice that leads to healthy and positive mind states. It's not something strange or mystical; it's a regular practice that can significantly improve your mental well-being. Incorporate meditation into your daily routine to experience these benefits.
 
(35:42) James Altucher
There is an interconnected flow between the mental, emotional, physical, and spiritual aspects of our being. If there's a disruption, such as a disconnect between the mental and emotional aspects, it can negatively impact overall well-being. To maintain harmony, ensure all these aspects are balanced and in sync.
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@jj.virgin 
@dave.asprey 
@askbarton 
@sergeyyoung200 
@ariels_musings 
@altucher 

Welcome back to Making Bank. In today’s episode, we have a compilation of previous episodes with Jay Campbell, Justin Mcclure, Alden Mills, Jeff Fenster, Greg Rollett, Mitch Miller, Warren Phillips, and in this episode, you will hear tips and tricks from top entrepreneurs about the guide to success.
 
(2:39) Jay Campbell
We are limited only by our thoughts. By expanding our thoughts, we expand our consciousness, and in doing so, we become infinite beings. Embrace the power of your mind and unlock your limitless potential.
 
(8:54) Justin Mcclure
Your commitment to a sober life or changing a habit must be greater than it was before. If it's not, you'll eventually revert. But if you grow beyond your bad habit, you will overcome it. Strive to be stronger than your challenges and you'll conquer them.
 
(13:15) Alden Mills
In 2006, we started selling the Perfect Pushup. In just two years, we achieved $96.5 million in sales.
 
(18:24) Jeff Fenster
Our partnerships with high-profile disruptors who have mastered the art of business have amplified everything we do. Seek out innovative collaborators to elevate your own endeavors.
 
(23:31) Greg Rollett
"As this guy was on stage, it unlocked my mind to what was happening. At the time, he was selling e-commerce-type stores, way before Amazon and eBay. I bought everything they offered, and three days later, I had a website called backyardhammock.com, selling hammocks online."
 
(28:55) Mitch Miller
You've got all the mediums: the Facebook ad, the funnel, the landing page software. These are all great tools, but they are just vehicles to house a message—a persuasive offering to the market
 
(33:17) Warren Phillips
When faced with doubts or criticism, remember the wisdom of those who see your potential. You may encounter skeptics, but heed the advice of those who believe in your journey. Embrace your destiny with confidence and keep moving forward.
 
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Welcome back to Making Bank. In today’s episode, we have a compilation of previous episodes with Justin Christianson, Ian Stanley, Tyna Moore, Cole Gordon, Brad Barrett, Robert Glazer and Sean Mccormick, and in this episode, you will hear tips and tricks from top entrepreneurs about the guide to success.
 
(3:08) Justin Christianson
Desktop conversions are usually double that of mobile. However, average order values are now almost the same. The higher desktop conversion rate comes from the ease of browsing more products and viewing more options.
 
(8:09) Ian Stanley
When people hear your story, they’re not just listening—they're relating it to their own lives, reflecting on how it connects with their own experiences. They’re constantly comparing it to their own story in their heads. So, make your story relatable and engaging to create a deeper connection.
 
(14:20) Tyna Moore
The idea is that applying a bit of stress can help an organism thrive. Intermittent fasting embodies this concept by introducing mild, controlled stress to the body. As a result, the body adapts and responds positively, enhancing overall health and resilience.
 
(19:56) Cole Gordon
Structure your sales process to use Socratic dialogue. Ask skilled questions that lead prospects to reveal the key points you want them to understand, reinforcing the essential beliefs and creating consistency.
 
(23:13) Brad Barrett
He quickly said, "If you can remove your emotions, you'll be successful," and then moved on to five steps. I thought, "Wait, removing emotions is crucial! Are we robots? If you can do that, sure, but how?"
 
(27:32) Robert Glazer
Our differing perspectives on events can make or break our day. For example, in a car accident, while one might focus on the positives like insurance coverage, another might dwell on the negatives, shaping the course of their day accordingly.
 
(32:43) Sean Mccormick
In 2012, we opened our business from scratch, bootstrapping every step. With my partner and wife, we poured our savings into creating the kind of place we'd love to visit ourselves. That vision was our guiding force from day one.
 
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@becomingianstanley 
@drtyna 
@colethomasgordon 
@brad.barrett 
@robertglazer_

Welcome back to Making Bank. In today’s episode, we have a compilation of previous episodes with Justin Christianson, Ian Stanley, Tyna Moore, Cole Gordon, Brad Barrett, Robert Glazer and Sean Mccormick, and in this episode, you will hear tips and tricks from top entrepreneurs about the guide to success.
 
(3:08) Justin Christianson
Desktop conversions are usually double that of mobile. However, average order values are now almost the same. The higher desktop conversion rate comes from the ease of browsing more products and viewing more options.
 
(8:09) Ian Stanley
When people hear your story, they’re not just listening—they're relating it to their own lives, reflecting on how it connects with their own experiences. They’re constantly comparing it to their own story in their heads. So, make your story relatable and engaging to create a deeper connection.
 
(14:20) Tyna Moore
The idea is that applying a bit of stress can help an organism thrive. Intermittent fasting embodies this concept by introducing mild, controlled stress to the body. As a result, the body adapts and responds positively, enhancing overall health and resilience.
 
(19:56) Cole Gordon
Structure your sales process to use Socratic dialogue. Ask skilled questions that lead prospects to reveal the key points you want them to understand, reinforcing the essential beliefs and creating consistency.
 
(23:13) Brad Barrett
He quickly said, "If you can remove your emotions, you'll be successful," and then moved on to five steps. I thought, "Wait, removing emotions is crucial! Are we robots? If you can do that, sure, but how?"
 
(27:32) Robert Glazer
Our differing perspectives on events can make or break our day. For example, in a car accident, while one might focus on the positives like insurance coverage, another might dwell on the negatives, shaping the course of their day accordingly.
 
(32:43) Sean Mccormick
In 2012, we opened our business from scratch, bootstrapping every step. With my partner and wife, we poured our savings into creating the kind of place we'd love to visit ourselves. That vision was our guiding force from day one.
 
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@justinchristianson 
@becomingianstanley 
@drtyna 
@colethomasgordon 
@brad.barrett 
@robertglazer_

Welcome back to Making Bank. In today’s episode, we have a compilation of previous episodes with Scout Sobel, Jonathan Keyser, Josh Elledge, David Baker, David Lekach, Kevin Harrington and Mark Timm, and in this episode, you will hear tips and tricks from top entrepreneurs about the guide to success.
 
(3:09) Scout Sobel
Start creating a project, develop a product, sell it, and distribute it. Manage a small team, even if everyone works for free. This experience can be the biggest lesson of your life, giving you the confidence to know that you can achieve your goals.
 
(6:40) Jonathan Keyser
In the competitive world of commercial real estate brokerage, it often feels like everyone is fighting and scratching their way to the top. But here's a different approach: focus on helping each other succeed. By supporting one another, we can all thrive and achieve our goals.
 
(9:41) Josh Elledge
Sales isn't about convincing people of anything. Instead, it's about improving someone's life and providing far more value than what they're investing in you. If you can't do that, there's something wrong with your product or service.
 
(18:16) David Baker
Many of us believe we need to follow certain rules to achieve success, but there's always a small minority breaking those rules and finding different paths to the same success. Don't be afraid to forge your own path.
 
(22:05) David Lekach
Interacting with large retailers comes with its own set of challenges. There are pros and cons, and holding your own with these retail partners can be difficult. However, viewing them as partners, not just clients, can make a significant difference in navigating these relationships.
 
(25:44) Kevin Harrington 
Many people approach deals with a "I need a million dollars for 10%" mindset, thinking only of themselves. This selfish approach is all about "gimme, gimme, gimme." In contrast, a good mentor like Mark puts you first, prioritizing your success over their own interests.
 
(30:21) Mark Timm
When you become your mentor's best student, they will double down on you. The key is to find the right mentor and then commit fully to being their best student. This dedication will open up greater opportunities for your success.
 
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@josh.elledge 
@david_baker_fp 
@david.lekach 
@realkevinharrington 
@themarktimm