350th Lookback Episode Special!

by | Apr 30, 2024 | Podcast

I’m back with a fun look back at some of my favorite guests from the past 50 episodes. It’s hard to believe I’ve recorded 350 shows already! Time really does fly when you’re having fun sharing valuable business tips. I kick things off reminiscing with Mike Mannino about how seller financing allowed him to creatively finance apartment buildings. Then we hear Derek Johnson’s advice on delegating by identifying team strengths. Scott Ritzheimer shares an important lesson on the founder’s evolution – succeeding means adapting as your role changes over time. Donna Dube stresses that even solopreneurs need to think like CEOs to effectively lead their companies. Rich Edwards explains why AI and automation are more accessible and efficient than ever before. David Hartley predicts that the next decade will bring more change than the last 30 years combined – we all need to educate ourselves and adapt! Finally, Michele DeFilippo defines exactly what a quality lead magnet is and why it’s your website’s first impression. I hope you enjoy this fun look back at some of my favorite moments so far! Who do you think would benefit from tuning in? Please share this episode and leave a review. I also appreciate any financial support to keep this educational mission going strong – even small donations help immensely. Let me know your key takeaways in the comments! Until next time, stay savvy my friends.   

Key Notes 

  • Master the art of achieving financial freedom through multifamily properties.   
  •  Discover the secrets to creating a thriving work environment for your business.   
  •  Uncover the evolution of a founder in entrepreneurship and gain invaluable insights.   
  •  Learn six powerful habits to dominate your week and boost productivity.   
  •  Unlock the secrets of transforming blog posts into effective lead magnets for your business. 

Learn How This Pro Transformed Blog Posts into a Lead Magnet Goldmine with Michele DeFilippo

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