Brandon Turner

They never said the leads are down. They didn't care. There was one of their lead sources. You know what I mean? It was like that was one of their lead sources out of 100. And they were just like, yeah, we'll pay. It's good. So I guess how do you and what's your investment portfolio strategy?

They never said the leads are down. They didn't care. There was one of their lead sources. You know what I mean? It was like that was one of their lead sources out of 100. And they were just like, yeah, we'll pay. It's good. So I guess how do you and what's your investment portfolio strategy?

What's the play? How long do I leave my money in?

What's the play? How long do I leave my money in?

Until you sell the property. Now, what about – I got some questions. So I was just thinking, you got a five-year period, seven-year – Yeah. I've got all these PE deals that typically after five to seven years, your money is going to triple. So you put in now literally like we know the rule of 72 and typically seven years at 10% return annualized compounding. I'm going to double. Yep.

Until you sell the property. Now, what about – I got some questions. So I was just thinking, you got a five-year period, seven-year – Yeah. I've got all these PE deals that typically after five to seven years, your money is going to triple. So you put in now literally like we know the rule of 72 and typically seven years at 10% return annualized compounding. I'm going to double. Yep.

But with PE, most of the funds have proven over time that they could do a little bit better than triple the money. How does yours compare to that?

But with PE, most of the funds have proven over time that they could do a little bit better than triple the money. How does yours compare to that?

What would you say – you know, you made the comment that you were on stage and you felt like an imposter. Yeah. How many coaches do you know? How many people that aren't making it in the real world that literally are all over social media, they're writing books, they're selling courses? What percentage would you say – Yeah. Like I still own a one garage doors. I'm still the CEO.

What would you say – you know, you made the comment that you were on stage and you felt like an imposter. Yeah. How many coaches do you know? How many people that aren't making it in the real world that literally are all over social media, they're writing books, they're selling courses? What percentage would you say – Yeah. Like I still own a one garage doors. I'm still the CEO.

I'm still fighting the fighter, the greater fight. So I, you, you can't, you can't really argue with the results there. They're everywhere, but I'm just curious because a lot of people, they decide I want to teach now, but they never really made it in the real world.

I'm still fighting the fighter, the greater fight. So I, you, you can't, you can't really argue with the results there. They're everywhere, but I'm just curious because a lot of people, they decide I want to teach now, but they never really made it in the real world.

Yeah, no, this is killer, man. I love this stuff. How much do you think your personal brand because of – The podcast. I mean, how much I talk about this a lot because a one made my personal brand. Now I'm trying to repay a one for making me who I am. What are your thoughts on that?

Yeah, no, this is killer, man. I love this stuff. How much do you think your personal brand because of – The podcast. I mean, how much I talk about this a lot because a one made my personal brand. Now I'm trying to repay a one for making me who I am. What are your thoughts on that?

Oh, dude. I'm learning a lot more every day about this stuff. And listen, it's eyeballs, especially if you're out to do the right thing and you're out to help people. I mean, end of the day, I feel like I've got a moral obligation. You know, Dan Martell was talking about his trainer, and his trainer is super chiseled. And he's looking at his trainer.

Oh, dude. I'm learning a lot more every day about this stuff. And listen, it's eyeballs, especially if you're out to do the right thing and you're out to help people. I mean, end of the day, I feel like I've got a moral obligation. You know, Dan Martell was talking about his trainer, and his trainer is super chiseled. And he's looking at his trainer.

He goes, why don't you post more pictures of your muscles? And the trainer goes, well, I'm not a douchebag, dude. I'm not going to post pictures of myself. He goes, well, who's that guy on the wall? He goes, dude, you know who that is. You know, it was like Sylvester Stallone or Arnold Schwarzenegger or something. I think it was Arnold Schwarzenegger back in the Mr. Olympia.

He goes, why don't you post more pictures of your muscles? And the trainer goes, well, I'm not a douchebag, dude. I'm not going to post pictures of myself. He goes, well, who's that guy on the wall? He goes, dude, you know who that is. You know, it was like Sylvester Stallone or Arnold Schwarzenegger or something. I think it was Arnold Schwarzenegger back in the Mr. Olympia.

And he goes, why do you have that on your wall? He goes, well, he motivates me, man. He's one of the best of all time. He won Mr. Olympia. Dude, every time I don't feel like working out, he's there to motivate me. And he goes, don't you think you'd have that effect on everybody? And the point is...

And he goes, why do you have that on your wall? He goes, well, he motivates me, man. He's one of the best of all time. He won Mr. Olympia. Dude, every time I don't feel like working out, he's there to motivate me. And he goes, don't you think you'd have that effect on everybody? And the point is...