Meeting Matt Bonelli | Ninja Coaching

02/20/20 • 58 min

Matt believes that anyone can build a better business and live a better life at the same time. It does not matter where you are now or what you are currently doing, you have the opportunity to put yourself on the path towards success. He's learned a lot in his professional career which ranges from Wall Street to Main Street, but the most important thing he's learned is that we should never wait to set ourselves in the right direction to achieve our vision.
Matt's current areas of expertise are natural gas vehicles and real estate. He is co-founder of Adsorbed Natural Gas Products, Inc. where they are developing on-board, low-pressure adsorbed natural gas storage technology to bring affordable, clean energy to the automotive world. He is also a real estate business coach with Ninja Coaching where he connects with all different people looking to grow their own business while maintaining an enjoyable lifestyle.
Matt is also the co-host of the Ninja Coaching Coast To Coast podcast, a podcast dedicating to real estate, entrepreneurship, and Ninja Selling.
If you want to talk shop, get in a solid workout (maintaining a healthy business involves maintaining a healthy lifestyle) or if you just want to say “hey,” drop him a note and tell him a little bit about yourself. He's incredible!

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