Codie Sanchez,Glennda Baker & Jaspreet Singh

And now let’s jump into episode 1757 of The School of Greatness! 

Some Questions I Ask:

• “I’m confused, and I feel like a lot of people are confused around money. Can you give us any insights on how we should first emotionally navigate the money troubles that millions of people are dealing with today?”
• “Who should be most afraid – people that are making under a hundred thousand dollars, people making from a hundred to $500,000 a year, or people making 500 to a million dollars a year over the next few years with the elections, the economy, wars, inflation?”
• “What is the personality type, do you think, that is for starting or buying a business versus a personality type that is not for owning a business?”
• “How many hours do you put in a week on average as a business owner versus when you’re an employee?”
• “What would you say are five things people should look for when finding a great deal or an investment in real estate?”
• “When did you really learn about how to manifest in your life? Was there a time or a season or a decade where you started to think a certain way when it came to attracting the right clientele as a realtor?”
• “What would you say the three most painful mistakes in business that you’ve made over the last 30 plus years that really taught you an important lesson?”
• “For someone who’s at a job they’re not enjoying, they’re not making the money they want, and they don’t feel like things are going their way, what’s one thing they could do to start shifting their energy and start seeing the world differently?”

In this episode, you will learn:

• How to identify and transform your subconscious money beliefs that may be sabotaging your financial success
• Why buying existing “boring businesses” can be less risky and more profitable than launching exciting startups
• The critical differences between employee and entrepreneur mindsets, and which might be better for your personality type
• Five strategic criteria for identifying undervalued real estate investments with significant growth potential
• How to avoid the common trap of making financial decisions based on ego rather than long-term wealth creation
• Plus much more…