“I didn’t seek out real estate, it was a job opportunity. And then, I humbly became some level of an expert in it. And so, I seek to help those people who are fighting for their dreams, fighting for their goals. I seek to help, enable them, people to move into this world where I think the competition is getting drastically better. ”

— Zach Hammer

“There are times where I give until it hurts. I go out of my way to help somebody else more than to help myself. That’s an aspect of my personality that has led to success in my business. It’s not like I have to actively work at it. I have to actively say, I don’t know that I’m comfortable giving up time that I might normally watch Netflix, because I know this person needs my help. And I’m willing to give them my time.”

— Zach Hammer

“It’s all about mindset. The first thing you need to do is to be aware of the behavior that you’re displaying and what it is you’re actually doing. But more than that, you’ve got to be prepared to go and take the action you need to take to go and get it sorted out. Now, a lot of people and myself included for many years, I didn’t know what the problem was, I didn’t know how to fix it. There are so many books that were coming out about love yourself, but nobody tells you how to do that stuff.”

— Maini Homer

“Why did I come to this show? A) It’s about comics. B) it’s about business. And if there are two things that I am known for, it is comics and business. So, it’s very intentional of me being on this show because I think there’s going to be a lot of people who, including the host, hopefully, who resonates with the message that I have.”

— Russell Nohelty

“What I’m looking for is the data and stuff that will come back around. I’m not looking for the trend that came and went in a year. I’m looking for the ones that have been around for a long time because my plan is to sell these books for 10 years or more. There are so many different levels of what a professional art style looks like. It’s mind boggling. What really matters is what is going to resonate with you, and what you think is going to resonate with your audience. ”

— Russell Nohelty

“Entrepreneurs are visionaries and givers. We grow as a community. Some people call entrepreneurs greedy. It’s because they don’t know any true entrepreneurs. All they know is what’s on social media. Entrepreneurs are the reason we live in the world we live in. They’re the reason the economy is going to recover and not because of big companies. You go out to entrepreneurs, they can make quick decisions. They can impact the world at a way higher rate than anyone else.”

— Justin Stephens

“I wanted to change the world by connecting people with the right live event to change their lives. I went all in. We sold our house, moved from Boise, Idaho to Orlando, Florida. We closed retirement accounts. We sold our car, invested everything into this idea. And about 6-7 months later, I looked at my wife and I said, “Honey, I love you but I can only pay for rent one more month.” That’s when I pivoted. I learned a lot of lessons, one I would highly recommend is never start selling low tickets.”

— Justin Stephens

“We both have two or three things that we do very well. And we are very good at dividing and conquering. Another thing we are very good at is finding the bottlenecks in a system and fixing them. Whether it is through talking to a customer on the phone or motivating a VA to do a task, we just go ahead and figure it out.”

— Connor Gillivan and Nathan Hirsch

“There’s so much opportunity that’s out there. And that can really lead to some trouble. If we don’t do our due diligence, we don’t have patience. There’s so many opportunities and problems out there that are worth solving, and just very little time to get to them all. So that’s the challenge that we face day-to-day. And, we just have to be patient with ourselves.”

— Drew Griffin