327 episodes

A deep look into the mindset of Entrepreneurs and what it takes to make the jump from the corporate world to entrepreneur and business ownership. What millionaire mindsets & habits are necessary to create a meaningful legacy.

The Fuel Your Legacy Show Samuel Knickerbocker

    • Business
    • 5.0 • 6 Ratings

A deep look into the mindset of Entrepreneurs and what it takes to make the jump from the corporate world to entrepreneur and business ownership. What millionaire mindsets & habits are necessary to create a meaningful legacy.

    Episode 327: Pursuing passion with Robb Munger

    Episode 327: Pursuing passion with Robb Munger

    Links:
    www.robmunger.com

    Summary
    The meeting discussed public speaking, mastermind events, and the importance of structure, work ethic, and pursuing passion over monetary gain. Sam Knickerbocker emphasized the significance of credibility and achievability in mentorship and shared a personal story about the value of hard work. The conversation also touched on expanding business out west and seeking guidance from successful individuals.

    Key Points
    • The Zoom user shares their transition into public speaking and podcasts, prompted by advice from a career coach to share more about their projects and experiences. (10:45)

    • Sam Knickerbocker elaborates on different types of public speaking engagements, including paid speaking, selling from stage, pay-to-play models, and the importance of determining goals and ethical considerations in the field. (11:48)

    • Sam Knickerbocker elaborates on the structure and benefits of the mastermind event, emphasizing the networking, speaking opportunities, and potential partnerships available. (18:28)

    • Sam discusses notable attendees at the event, including Carlos Reyes, and the diverse backgrounds of participants, encouraging Zoom user to expand their business out west. (23:08)

    • Sam Knickerbocker and Zoom user discuss the importance of structure, work ethic, and accountability in shaping one's life and achieving success, drawing from personal experiences and mentorship. (37:58)

    • Sam Knickerbocker highlights the significance of credibility and achievability in mentorship, encouraging individuals to seek guidance from those who have achieved what they aspire to, and emphasizing that success is attainable through hard work and value creation. (43:35)

    • Sam Knickerbocker shares a personal story about moving out at a young age to create the environment he desired, emphasizing the value of hard work and learning important life principles early on. (46:25)

    • Sam Knickerbocker and Zoom user discuss the importance of pursuing passion over monetary gain, reflecting on personal experiences and the need to align one's work with their character and values. (47:47)

    • 54 min
    Episode 326: Avoiding the facade of perfection in personal growth With Tasha Skousen

    Episode 326: Avoiding the facade of perfection in personal growth With Tasha Skousen

    Summary
    Sam and Tasha discuss the evolution of Sam's podcast and the importance of asking productive questions. Tasha shares her challenging life experiences, including the breakdown of her marriage, and reflects on the impact of childhood experiences on shaping identity. They discuss the value of acknowledging imperfections and avoiding the facade of perfection in personal growth.

    Key Points
    • Sam explains the evolution of his podcast from recording books to interviewing business leaders, focusing on their legacy and motivations. (2:48)

    • Sam emphasizes the need for asking better, more productive questions that lead to positive outcomes and self-reflection. (5:19)

    • Sam guides Tasha on structuring her introduction for the podcast, advising her to present herself as a keynote speaker and share key life moments. (6:46)

    • Tasha Skousen introduces herself, highlighting her challenging life experiences and expressing gratitude for the opportunity to share her story. (12:13)

    • Tasha discusses the breakdown of her 19-year marriage, reflecting on the lack of personal accountability and making the difficult decision to end the relationship for the sake of setting a better example for her children. (18:53)

    • Sam Knickerbocker delves into the impact of childhood experiences on shaping identity and the tendency to avoid addressing painful moments, prompting Tasha to reflect on her upbringing and the conflicting roles she played in her family dynamic. (22:29)

    • Tasha Skousen recounts the pivotal moment of discovering her ex-husband's affair, the emotional turmoil faced, and the decision to prioritize self-growth, leading to personal and professional empowerment. (46:20)

    • Tasha Skousen and Sam Knickerbocker discuss the value of acknowledging imperfections, embracing challenges, and avoiding the facade of perfection in relationships and personal growth. (1:04:13)

    • 1 hr 7 min
    Episode 325: What truly matters with John Schuette

    Episode 325: What truly matters with John Schuette

    Summary
    John Schuette shares his experiences and mindset around money, emphasizing the importance of mental preparation and focusing on what truly matters. He also discusses the significance of personal growth and becoming a better version of oneself. Sam Knickerbocker and John Schuette discuss dismantling arguments against success and gauging success beyond financial metrics.

    Key Points
    • Sam Knickerbocker introduces John Shooty on the podcast, discussing how they met, John's transformation from a sales position to helping clients change their mindset, and inviting him to speak at masterminds and be on the podcast. (3:57)

    • John Schuette delves into his past experiences, including driving through a storm in New Mexico, crashing multiple times, and getting stuck in the snow, showcasing his survival skills and mindset around money. (9:21)

    • John Schuette describes the moment when his car engine blew up, leading to a calm reaction due to his mental preparation and focus on not fearing death. (13:05)

    • John Schuette shares his journey from a challenging situation to closing a $10,000 deal, emphasizing the importance of not letting things bother you and focusing on what truly matters. (16:24)

    • John Schuette emphasizes that success should not be solely measured by money, sharing his values of power, learning, and spirituality, and discussing his interest in war history and leadership. (33:03)

    • Sam Knickerbocker and John Schuette discuss dismantling arguments against success, gauging success beyond financial metrics, and helping individuals become more powerful for good. (36:47)

    • John Schuette discusses his intention to sell a potentially valuable artwork, emphasizing the importance of changing beliefs to achieve larger goals and taking responsibility for expanding one's capabilities. (52:53)

    • Sam and John discuss the significance of personal growth, change, and the pursuit of becoming better versions of themselves. (1:06:50)

    • 1 hr 8 min
    Episode 324: Chris Volk part 2

    Episode 324: Chris Volk part 2

    Summary
    Christopher Volk discussed his experience starting and growing real estate companies that provided a solution by being a landlord rather than a banker, allowing for assumable leases and providing all the capital for the real estate, freeing up equity for business expansion. He emphasized the importance of lowering the cost of capital to make a business more valuable and explained the benefits of choosing a lease over owning a building. The group emphasized the importance of prioritizing the customer and adapting to change.

    Key Points
    • Christopher discusses his experience taking his first company public, which owned over a thousand chain restaurant properties, and how they expanded to include other ventures like Flying J truck stops. (12:53)

    • Christopher Volk talks about his experience starting and growing three real estate companies, each with a different focus and business model (13:49)

    • When asked why someone would want to own a business but lease the real estate, Christopher explains that owning real estate can come with problems such as lack of long-term financing options and non-assumable loans, which can prevent business growth and flexibility (18:48)

    • His companies provided a solution by being a landlord rather than a banker, allowing for assumable leases and providing all the capital for the real estate, freeing up equity for business expansion and ultimately creating millionaires. (20:42)

    • Christopher discusses the cost of capital, which includes the cost of leases, debt, and equity, and how lowering the cost of capital can make a business more valuable (23:45)

    • Sam asks for a simplified explanation, and Christopher explains that choosing a lease eliminates the need for a down payment and allows for more cash flow to expand the business, while owning a building has opportunity costs and restrictions (24:51)

    • They emphasize that all businesses are there to solve a problem for a customer, and that the customer should always be the top priority (29:29)

    • Christopher gives an example of Blockbuster's failure to adapt to changing technology and emphasizes the need to embrace and make change happen for oneself. (49:42)

    • 52 min
    Episode 323: Starting a business with Christopher Volk part 1

    Episode 323: Starting a business with Christopher Volk part 1

    Links: thevalueequation.com

    Summary
    Sam introduces Christopher as a successful business leader who has built three companies and remained married for 43 years. Christopher explains that starting a business involves identifying the customer and product/service, then organizing the business around that solution. He talks about wanting to inspire others to start businesses and make a difference for more people.

    Key Points
    • Sam explains the focus of his podcast and what he wants to learn from Christopher (0:38)

    • Sam introduces Christopher as a successful business leader, author, teacher, husband, and father who has built three companies and remained married for 43 years (8:33)

    • He worked hard to become skilled in commercial lending and eventually left banking to work for a company in Arizona, which he helped take public (14:09)

    • Christopher went on to start two more companies and took them both public before stepping down and writing a book on business (16:46)

    • Sam recommends reading Christopher's book for more information and applying the principles discussed to all areas of life. (17:50)

    • Christopher explains that starting a business involves identifying the customer and product/service, then organizing the business around that solution (34:41)

    • Christopher believes that CEO skill sets are not universal and that a leadership team should have complementary skill sets (37:11)

    • Christopher talks about wanting to inspire others to start businesses and make a difference for more people, not just those who work for him (54:12)


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    • 50 min
    Episode 322: Faith and Business with Mauri Rene

    Episode 322: Faith and Business with Mauri Rene

    Links: mauri@maurirene.com

    Summary
    Mauri shared her story of maintaining faith through hardships and writing a book about integrating faith into business. She discussed her passion for helping business owners lead people to Jesus and starting a servant leader group. Sam emphasized the importance of faith in business and learning from unexpected results, while also reflecting on giving recognition to others.

    Key Points
    • Mauri talks about the importance of serving in their group (4:40)

    • Sam introduces Mauri on the podcast and encourages her to share her story, highlighting the potential impact on listeners' lives (10:12)

    • Despite the hardships, Mauri maintained faith and saw a transformation in her life, leading her to write a book about integrating faith into business (16:32)

    • Mauri Rene discusses her passion for using her book and workbook to help business owners lead people to Jesus, as well as starting a servant leader group in her community (20:43)

    • Sam and Mauri discuss the role of faith in business and personal life (34:08)

    • Sam discusses the importance of acting in faith in business and learning from unexpected results (35:17)

    • Mauri shares a story about a challenging project in the construction industry where faith played a role in resolving the situation and emphasizes the importance of having faith in business success (37:20)

    • Sam reflects on the idea of giving recognition and trophies to others, especially in terms of talents and good deeds (49:24)


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    • 44 min

Customer Reviews

5.0 out of 5
6 Ratings

6 Ratings

A and T Kilgore ,

Sam ( Uncle Sam )

He is the man.. he has already helped me identify blocks in my strategy on how to keep more money in my pocket, while allowing me to grow my business and put my money where it makes the most sense . He truly cares about his clients in a way that is literally unbelievable !! Thanks Sam for making my life better 🥰.

Alex Simon the Realtor ,

Great episodes and super informative

Definitely worth the listen

coachtravisbrady ,

Challenge your thoughts

What I love about this podcast is the questions that Sam brings to the table and the conversations that really help you challenge what you know because the next level of your life is usually taking on a new belief.

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