How are you turning your adversity into your competitive advantage? 

My guest today is Michelle Etchebarren, a woman who says that she was previously living a life that should’ve made her ‘a statistic’. As a 21-year-old young mother with 3 kids and no college degree, Michelle has overcome trials and tribulations to achieve her wildest dreams. Today, Michelle is the CEO of Attorneys in Motion and works with over 7,500 lawyers to provide short notice legal help. Michelle believes that while it is great to make money, it’s even greater to give back. 

In this episode, Michelle and I talk about her challenging childhood, how she built her wildly successful business, and how she takes on each day with self-mastery. Tune in, and enjoy!

Some Questions I Ask 

• What was the learning from all of that? (7:08)
• How did your company evolve? (15:15)
• What is the fundamental thing that people come to you for coaching? (19:49)
• What advice would you give someone who is struggling right now? (30:58)

In This Episode You Will Learn 

• Why Michelle says she should’ve been ‘a statistic’ (4:11)
• About Michelle’s lowest point (9:39)
• How Attorneys in Motion works (18:18)
• Michelle’s self-mastery routine (22:20)

Connect with Michelle

• LinkedIn
• Facebook
• Instagram
• Attorneys in Motion Website

Let’s Connect!

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• LinkedIn
• Facebook
• Instagram

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I hope you all ended last year on a high note and are riding that high into 2021! 

My guest today is Frank Clark, a man that I have many similarities to besides having the same name. Frank is a serial entrepreneur just like me and he has an impressive background working in the financial industry, marketing, real estate, sales, medicine, and more. Through the years Frank’s introduction to motivational coaches such as Tony Robbins influenced him greatly and he is now working as a career coach to help others follow their dreams and develop their skills. 

In this episode, Frank and I talk about his career background, the biggest lessons that he has learned, his advice for listeners, and more!

Some Questions I Ask 

• What would you say is the biggest lesson that turned into the biggest blessing in your life for you? (11:17)
• In the field of medicine that you’re involved in, how do you apply any parallels that could be applied today? (19:38)
• What would you say is a quick remedy for the symptoms of Covid-19? (24:51)

In This Episode You Will Learn 

• About Frank’s background (2:58)
• Frank’s key takeaways from motivational speakers (13:46)
• About the medical device that Frank’s team created (23:22)
• Frank’s advice for people interested in sales (30:38)

Resources Mentioned 

• Book: William J. O’Neil - How to Make Money in Stocks: A Winning System in Good Times and Bad
• Book: Paul Pilzer - God Wants You to Be Rich: How and Why Everyone Can Enjoy Material and Spiritual Wealth in Our Abundant World 

Connect with Frank 

• Website - Greater Good Supply
• LinkedIn - Greater Good Supply
• Facebook

Let’s Connect!

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• LinkedIn
• Facebook
• Instagram

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How have you mixed family and business? Whether it is with a family company, hiring family members, or just letting them give their two cents on your career, mixing family and business can be tricky. 

My guest today is the inspirational Rick Starr. Rick is a serial entrepreneur and family business owner. He started working at 13 years old and hasn't stopped creating and disrupting everything he touches. After losing everything and putting his family in millions of dollars in debt, Rick climbed out of despair by deconstructing his failures and reframing his life's work. 18 months later he had created 7 new companies and had someone pay him to take $18 million dollars of income-producing properties off their hands. He lives in Florida with his wife and three young kids, and is grateful for every day on this planet.

In this episode, Rick and I talk about his career background, how he recovered from millions of dollars of debt, and how he is managing his 7 businesses now. 

Some Questions I Ask 

• When did you break off from the movie theater business? (8:24)
• What is your advice for people starting a business with their family? (17:41)
• What are you doing now? (21:53)
• Who is your favorite superhero and why? (37:16)

In This Episode You Will Learn 

• Rick’s experience working in his family businesses (3:42)
• How Rick created a million-dollar sticker business (9:48)
• Rick’s advice for rectifying relationships with family members (19:07)
• The story of how Rick was paid to take $18 million dollars of income-producing properties (25:53)
• The importance of the message behind what you’re selling (32:16)

Connect with Rick 

• Email - rick@five.gg
• LinkedIn

Let’s Connect!

• Website
• LinkedIn
• Facebook
• Instagram

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