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CFD 391 [REPLAY 004] - Change Your Patterns
Cashflow Diary™
07/06/17 • 40 min
Step out of your comfort zone and become open to the ideas and thoughts of others to help you achieve your goals. Listen now to learn five steps to help change your patterns.
CFD 291 - [REPLAY 199] Why Haven't I Made It YET?
Cashflow Diary™
07/14/16 • 35 min
I hear the question frequently. People I meet who’ve been studying real estate investing for a few months or maybe even a couple of years will come to me and ask, “Why haven’t I made it yet? I’m trying to do deals and I can’t get them done. When will it happen for me?” If this is a burning question on your mind, today’s podcast episode is for you!
Yep, it’s just you and me today... no guest. It’s time to recap the reasons I do what I do. The biggest reason Cash Flow Diary exists is so I could leave a road map behind for my kids, just in case they’d like to know what good ‘ol Dad has done. Plus, they could follow in my path if they want. But just like other things we do in life, this path took a new course. A friend told me that maybe I should consider doing even more, because there are a number of adults who might be interested to learn real estate investing so they can change their own life’s path.
Click forward almost 200 episodes of this Cash Flow Diary podcast and I know what my friend said is true. Today we have way more than the podcast. My team and I have created an educational series, I have a weekly Q & A web show for members of the Cashflow Core Membership. We have created e-books and so much material that some days it overwhelms even me. And we keep creating new video content. Even so, I still have a long way to go; Cash Flow Diary has more good stuff to come. That’s what I’m really talking about in this episode. Stick with me till the end of it, because I promise what I have to say will help you grow your business and keep you focused on your goals, too.
I start with some interesting entrepreneurial success stories, some of which you have probably heard and some you haven’t. What do they all have in common? They had amazing failure events, were fired from jobs, were told they didn’t have what it takes to achieve in their industries, they were labeled as having trouble focusing and staying on track and they each faced different challenges in business and life that might make some people cringe, roll up in a ball and quit.
Here’s the deal... successful entrepreneurs have to keep trying, keep adding to their skill sets, keep doing. They don’t just get successes handed to them. They overcome challenges and they don’t listen to the negative people in their lives or the negative self-talk that goes on in their heads.
So how do you get there? First, listen to this podcast episode and learn the eight steps in the process... and then the five things you need. This is something I continue to practice myself, so I’m not telling you to do things I don’t do. The process is ongoing. And here’s a suggestion... take a few notes. Post the eight steps on your wall to keep yourself motivated. Learn more.
CFD 257 - Marco Santarelli Wants You to Understand the Deal!
Cashflow Diary™
03/17/16 • 47 min
Marco Santarelli isn’t only a real estate investor, author, podcast host and helper of other real estate investors get deals done, he’s also the founder of Norada Real Estate Investments — a nationwide provider of turn-key cash-flow rental properties. Since launching the business in 2004, the company has helped hundreds of real estate investors create wealth and cash-flow through real estate.
What’s interesting is that Marco is a fellow geek. He learned to code and program for the gaming industry. (For those who don’t know me well, I was also and remain to this day a geek who appreciates programming.) Marco says this helped him do deals later in life, because just like programming real estate deals require us to take certain steps.
Hang with us through our conversation about outdated computers. I promise we’ll get to the real estate investing part quickly.
Marco says he wasn’t born with a silver spoon in his mouth. On the contrary, he saw his mother work three jobs just to makes ends meet. What he noticed is that those who had money all had one thing in common. They invested in real estate. So when Marco was 16, he qualified for financing and did his first rehab. It was a property that cost him all of $40,000. He and his uncle gutted it, made it look good, put a sign in the yard, leased it and managed it for a few years.
The one thing he regrets is that he sold it too early. Of course, he didn’t realize it till later. He sold it for a chunk of profit because he was focused on the pile of cash vs. streams of income, which is something I talk about a lot in my Cash Flow Diary podcast and my book. If he had held onto the property he could have sold it for a very large pile of cash. For example, if he had held onto it till 2016, he could have sold it for more than $400,000.
Marco says he doesn’t know what gave him the real estate investing bug, but he sure was bitten hard! He says he knows one thing... all he went through made him the person he is today, someone who helps others get into real estate investing.
Marco’s journey is pretty interesting. He started very young as an investor and later became a Realtor and then realized he wanted to be an investor. That was in 2003. There are reasons for his choice. You’ll have to listen to hear it. (As you might imagine, it had to do with a few failure events and his ability to bounce, get up and try again.)
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CFD 246 - Kim Ades Opens Our Minds to What’s Possible for ALL Entrepreneurs Everywhere!
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02/08/16 • 41 min
Today’s Cash Flow Diary podcast guest Kim Ades is the president and founder of Frame of Mind Coaching and JournalEngineTM Software. If that’s not enough, she’s also an author, speaker, entrepreneur, coach and mother of five! Whew... that’s a plateful.
What else is Kim recognized for? She is one of North America’s foremost experts on performance through thought mastery. By using her unique process of integrating online journaling in her coaching, Kim helps her highly-driven clients to examine and shift their thinking in order to yield extraordinary results.
As anyone who knows me will attest, I love journaling! That’s what Kim tells us to do, too. It helps us transform our thoughts to actions to successes. What can be better than that?
Personally, I use journaling to help me think through things that are going on in my life, including business and deals. Of course, I add a layer to that part by doing video diary entries. If you’re a Cashflow Core Member you may have watched some of them. (If not, why not?)
If you think about it, my book is kinda like a big journal, so you know I love what Kim has to say in this introspective interview that shows you the path to entrepreneurialism is usually full of twists and turns.
Kim says she wasn’t always the outgoing entrepreneur you see today. She was once a very shy child who would sit at her bedroom window watching other children play. However, over time she got interested in earning money through her own efforts, so she offered different services and even started a balloon business. She developed her sales skills and she learned how to close more business than she ever thought possible.
Trying the corporate J-O-B path for a short time, Kim realized that wasn’t for her. She wanted to teach youth life skills. She would get up in the middle of the night to write her plan on the backs of napkins. She learned to ask people for what she wanted... including office space, which she got, BTW.
Kim also learned to network and build relationships. She didn’t let challenges or fears get in her way. Not even the lack of support for her ideas stopped her. Not bad for a once-shy child! Though I had never met Kim before this interview, I resonate with literally all that she shared with me. For this episode you will want to listen closely and then pull out your journal and start writing! Learn more. LISTEN NOW.
CFD 220 - David Campbell is the Leader of the Band When it Comes to Real Estate Investing
Cashflow Diary™
11/05/15 • 52 min
The first guy I ever met who wanted to buy a post office, Cash Flow Diary podcast guest David Campbell is someone I’ve known for some time. Today David is known for being a real estate investor and fellow educator, syndicator and entrepreneur. However, before this enterprising founder of Hassle-Free Cashflow Investing stepped into his current roles, David had other goals. He wanted to be a high school band teacher. He hit that goal, but realized in just a few years that he wouldn’t earn much as a teacher. He had zero net worth.
David’s path intrigues me, because it’s a bit different than most. The way he learned about the benefits of owning a business and taking depreciation to reduce taxes is different than anyone I’ve ever talked to. He was doing taxes on the side for a handful of people and saw that a business owner paid no taxes while he was paying. Something was off.
David started asking questions and decided to become financially independent in real estate by investing in rental properties. He started by renting out one of his rooms in a condo while living in the other. He was cleared for takeoff and in six years stepped out of the rat race. Because he played Cashflow 101, Robert Kiyosaki’s board game, David knew the secret to getting out of the rat race was to earn more in passive income than he paid out in expenses every month. So David kept his expenses very low so he could boost his income more quickly.
Today David’s company’s investing and advisory experience includes single-family houses, apartments, retail, office, medical, condo-conversion, net-leased properties, syndications, land development, production home building, private lending and even a winery. David has been a featured guest on some of America’s top radio shows and investing podcasts.
David’s blog, www.HassleFreeCashflowInvesting.com/blog, has been repeatedly named one of the top 100 real estate blogs in America. David is widely recognized as a cashflow real estate investing expert with real estate transactional experience totaling in the hundreds of millions of dollars. I absolutely love his blog and suggest you read it.
For now, give this episode a listen and see what you can learn from all that David has to share. You might want to take notes and become a regular visitor to David’s site.
07/02/15 • 49 min
So, who is Robin Smith? She’s the clever founder of WeGoLook® a company you find online that sends people out to look at whatever you need them to look at. Like properties! And it doesn’t matter the marketplace. Check it out at www.wegolook.com, then come back here. Or vice versa. WeGoLook is the first-to-market diverse field services platform featuring over 15,000+ agents in the United States. Agents capture dynamic data and complete a variety of custom tasking on behalf of an individual or corporate customer and are required to pass background checks prior to doing so. Data capture includes photos, video, observations, measurements and completing customized report templates. Custom tasking includes picking up items then delivering to a shipper, retrieving courthouse records, notarizing documents and more. Robin wasn’t born an entrepreneur, but she says she was born with a pioneer spirit. From a very young age she tried different sales businesses... even in grade school. She started by making yarn belts in second grade, and things were going well... until the principal shut her little business down. (Even though the belts were in school colors.) Then she move to making and selling Christmas decorations and other things. Eventually, this farm girl from Oklahoma grew up and learned everything she could about CRM. She started her own consulting company, which meant she had to learn her clients’ businesses and solve their problems. This would put her on the path to what she does today, one of the most unique enterprises around. She designed a business around the lifestyle she desired. So how did Robin come up with the idea of WeGoLook? From an interaction with a friend who was trying to make a purchase on eBay for a piece of technology. The friend was nervous, because she wasn’t sure if she was getting a good deal. Robin found someone to “go look” at the item. A company was born, which is based on crowdsourcing and a huge and growing network of “lookers.” So next time you need feet on the street to look at anything across the country, here’s a company to contact. Robin said she was shocked that no one was doing this type of thing, so she created the company and has been smiling ever since! Learn how Robin’s company works and how it can make it work for you.
05/28/15 • 55 min
Years ago, Cash Flow Diary podcast guest Adam Hommey realized that entrepreneurs were making a huge mistake in creating and growing their online presence. This mistake was costing them thousands of dollars before they even got started. Maybe this is because he’s known as a “secret weapon” for lots of businesses and entrepreneurs! The founder of The Business Creators’ InstituteTM and host of The Business Creators’ Radio ShowTM, Adam is the king of conversion. It’s something he does for himself, for example, earning $60,000 and 89 new coaching clients in a single afternoon! The creator of HelpMyWebsiteSell.com, Adam says you don’t want to waste time and energy sending visitors to your website; rather he says to send them to web PAGES, which means your landing pages, webinars, live online event pages and the like. Adam says he doesn’t just want anyone coming to his pages; he wants to send the three “P”s: Those who are Prequalified, Prepped and Pumped by the time they get to the webpages. This becomes your sourcing mechanisms. Then there is the website conversion conversation where you help your fans, followers and prospects get to know you, like you and then trust you enough to try what you have to sell. Adam says you need to take your concepts and give them a name to create a new center of influence for your brand. But he doesn’t stop there. This guest is so full of excellent suggestions to expand your exposure and build your brand through online conversion techniques that it’s hard to keep up. Adam speaks as quickly as his mind works... super-fast!! You might need to listen to this episode a couple of times. He says the more you can give away that is of true value to visitors to your web pages that will bring them real results the more you will have conversions to buyers. You need to let them know what you have, and there are lots and lots of ways to do that. Adam talks about that and how it works in different markets and industries. Real estate investors and professionals will find some hidden gems in this episode. Hint: Take notes when Adam talks about Las Vegas. Now, sit back and listen as Adam Hommey runs us through a variety of scenarios to make your web pages work better for you.
CFD 399 [REPLAY 116] - J. Massey Answers Audience Questions During Live Q & A in Phoenix!
Cashflow Diary™
08/07/17 • 64 min
Each week, J. Massey answers viewers' questions in real time on his LIVE online Q & A with J show on www.cashflowdiary.TV. But this live Q & A is something a little different, because J. answers questions in front of a live audience in Phoenix during a special educational event where he was invited to teach investors about raising private capital and all sorts of topics in Real Estate Investing. This no-holds-barred Q & A opens investors' eyes across the room as J. seamlessly answers any and all of their questions. J. fields every type of investor issue the audience members and live-streamed viewers could throw at him. He rips deals apart, too. It's something you won't want to miss. You'll hear some pen-on-paper scribbling in the audio. That's J. writing out supportive points and doing the math on his big paper-and-easel set up! If you want to see what that looks like, be sure to join the next live Q & A with J... Tuesdays at 4 p.m., PST, on www.cashflowdiary.TV! For now, see what you can learn, because there are lots and lots of valuable nuggets of knowledge in this episode of Cash Flow Diary. Listen Now
08/17/17 • 22 min
As a real estate investor, success comes to you once you understand whom you serve. So, let me ask you something... Are you serving anyone well (or at all) by allowing negative thoughts to intrude the corners of your mind and walk all over your goals? You’re certainly not doing yourself any good, and unless your intent is to attract negativity to your life, you need to stop negative thinking now. I MEAN RIGHT NOW.
That’s what this episode of my Cash Flow Diary podcast is all about. It’s the second in an eight-part series dedicated to the things you must stop doing immediately if not sooner to allow success to enter your life. (If you didn’t listen to part one, go back and do that now.)
The funny (or not-so-funny) thing is that we can all be big negative thinkers from time to time. (That means being our own worst enemy, too, by the way.) Truth is negative thinking kills. It kills opportunities... it kills relationships... it kills deals... it kills goals. So why participate in something that isn’t going to help you get further down the path in your journey?
Replace your negative thoughts with those of a more positive spin. If you’re prone to being negative, learn new ways to express yourself. Like Tony Robbins says, you can learn to replace words with negative connotations with those that bring more positive meaning. For example, instead of telling yourself (and others) that you are “nervous, scared, anxious or frightened” about learning something new and putting it to use, try replacing those words with “excited.” Just that minor difference makes a huge impact on how you feel about what you are doing.
Did you know negative thinking can make you sick? Yes, sir. There are reasons to take on a more positive outlook. It’s simply healthier all around... for everyone.
Think about your daily conversations with people. Who do you like to talk to? I’m betting it’s not the Negative Nellies and Debbie Downers who have a lot of negative thinking going on for themselves. It’s more likely that you are drawn to those confidant individuals who display positive thinking, communication and actions. You want to be around those who are moving forward with a smile, and who have good things to say about other people and the world. You get excited for them when they start talking about what they’re doing, because positivity attracts. Conversely, negativity repels. Big time!
I recorded this episode of my podcast because I want you to be your most uplifted, positive self. I want you to stop the negative self-talk and negative thinking all-around. For more reasons you want to stop your negative thinking, give this episode your ear. Then practice what you’ve learned here today! LISTEN NOW.
07/27/17 • 41 min
From time to time, I get to speak in front of some pretty lively groups. Such is the case when I spoke at a recent Orange County Real Estate Investing networking event in Irvine, California. I was in front of an audience of about 80 like-minded individuals who were there to learn new ways to earn income and put their message out to the group. Smart people! That’s what we all need to do as real estate investors... as often as we can. We also need to keep educating ourselves. That’s why attending events where you can learn from expert speakers is a really good idea. I’m happy to share what I know with audiences far and wide.
In this event, it was a short drive. You can’t beat that! What did I get out of it? New contacts and a chance to expand my reach as a center of influence. Remember, to educate is to dominate. You want to educate others and help them solve their problems through real estate investing as often as is humanly possible. I promise that there are lots and lots and lots of problems you can solve. In this Irvine event, I ask the audience if they are leveraging their time, I educate them about interpreting data and statistics in different markets, I talk to them about inflation and how it impacts us individually and as a group, and I introduce them to the facts about retirement plans... like how most of us do not have a “plan.” Rather we have an “account.” If you’ve ever wondered how to go from having nothing in the bank to doing really well not just in real estate but as an entrepreneur and/or business owner, you’ll want to listen to this Cash Flow Diary podcast episode. When I get going live sometimes I’m not quite sure what interactions I’m going to have with audience members. In this event, I was blessed to meet a few individuals who had questions and issues to discuss. And they did so openly.
What you will learn not just from my presentation, but from those live and unedited conversations I have with different audience members will help you move your needle forward in your business... whether that’s real estate or any other entrepreneurial endeavor.
One reason I want you to listen to this episode is so that you will see that everyone has fears and negative internal chatter. It is a topic I cover with the audience and help them move through those assumptions they THINK are holding them back. I wonder if you can resonate with anything the audience members shout out as things they are dealing with that may be holding them back. In short, you’re going to learn some truths and coping strategies that will help you shut those negative voices (internal and external) up fast. Learn more.
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How many episodes does Cashflow Diary™ have?
Cashflow Diary™ currently has 690 episodes available.
What topics does Cashflow Diary™ cover?
The podcast is about Retirement, Dad, Game, Management, Entrepreneur, Board, Baby, Entrepreneurship, Property, Estate, Investing, Private, Crowdfunding, Income, Landlord, Family, Financial, Development, Real, Trump, Podcasts, Robert, Business, Self, Rich and Commercial.
What is the most popular episode on Cashflow Diary™?
The episode title 'Be Your Own Banker and Grow More Wealth with Mark Willis' is the most popular.
What is the average episode length on Cashflow Diary™?
The average episode length on Cashflow Diary™ is 44 minutes.
How often are episodes of Cashflow Diary™ released?
Episodes of Cashflow Diary™ are typically released every 3 days, 23 hours.
When was the first episode of Cashflow Diary™?
The first episode of Cashflow Diary™ was released on Mar 19, 2013.
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