https://lewishowes.com/mindset - Order a copy of my new book The Greatness Mindset today!Raised in Santa Monica, California, Graham Stephan obtained his Real Estate license shortly after his 18th birthday and dove headfirst into the world of Real Estate in 2008. Since then, Graham has sold over $130,000,000 of Residential Real Estate. His notable clients include Orlando Bloom, Chloe Moretz, Suki Waterhouse, LaVar Arrington, Wale, Casper Inc., among many others.Outside of Real Estate sales, Graham owns six rental properties that he manages in his spare time throughout Los Angeles and San Bernardino County. He also runs one of the largest Personal Finance based YouTube channel with over 10,000,000+ monthly viewers and over 3.7 Million subscribers.In this episode you will learn, The habits Graham developed to become a millionaire.How to prepare yourself for a recession.The 3 best assets to invest your time in.How house hacking can benefit you.How YouTube has the power to transform your career.The money beliefs that can help you move forward or hold you back.For more, go to lewishowes.com/1382
In this podcast episode, the host talks about his new book, The Greatness Mindset, which helps individuals overcome challenges and design the life of their dreams. He also shares three habits that helped him go from earning $50,000 to breaking into the first million.
The speaker talks about their childhood habit of obsessing over pennies and making decisions based on the value of their time, and muses on whether they learned this behavior from their parents or developed it on their own.
The speaker explains the benefits of working on YouTube. Through networking and reaching people all over the world in a shorter period of time, she finds this a more effective means to make money compared to being a real estate agent.
The speaker shared his experience of attending weekend car meets with his affordable but attractive car, and emphasized the importance of rental properties as a foundation for financial stability. His commission from work was around 50,000 USD after splitting.
The speaker discusses real estate investing and the importance of effective communication with Jason Oppenheim, highlighting the benefits of owning your own property.
A real estate agent found a love for video making during the pandemic and realized that she enjoyed it more than selling homes.
The hosts discuss the emotional connection people have to money when it enters their bank account and the benefits of living in a place other than Los Angeles where there is a wider range of people and perspectives.
The 3% rule suggests that you can increase your lifestyle expenses by 3% of what you have invested every year without depleting your savings. This is a good rule for maintaining wealth over time, and avoiding overspending in the present.
In this podcast, a young real estate agent shares his early experiences in the field and how he was excited to learn about the industry by being around expensive houses and successful people. One agent mentored him and allowed him to bring potential clients to her listings to help him learn.
The speaker shares their opinion on the importance of quality time over eating at fancy restaurants and debates the value versus cost of different experiences.
The unknown entrepreneur behind a food waste prevention video made in his garage is speculated to have owned a car customization shop, and the video was made before the Tai Lopez era. The video featured a meal prep using food that would have gone to waste and the entrepreneur shares his thoughts about savings and loosening up as he ages.
The speaker discusses feeling pressure to display material success on YouTube and how that influenced his early content creation.
The speaker mentions learning about SEO and rankings from Darryl Eves, but also emphasizes being risk-averse when it comes to financial investments.
A discussion about the unpredictability of the stock market and the lack of models to account for sudden changes in stock prices. Despite this uncertainty, the general consensus is that the S&P will likely range from 34 to 37 by the year's end.
The future of Ethereum is unclear whether it will be successful like Amazon or flop like GeoCities. However, the speaker sees potential in cryptocurrency and predicts that it will become mainstream and integrated into everyday life, like a social security number.
The speaker expresses interest in generating passive income through a diversified investment portfolio of index funds and real estate to achieve financial independence and personal fulfillment. They discuss the importance of investing in assets to save time and enjoy life more fully.
The speaker reflects on the importance of being true to oneself and letting go of the fear of judgement from others. They suggest taking the time to prioritize personal growth and acceptance of oneself.
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