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Private Jets: The $100K Secret Most Entrepreneurs Miss | Sarah Naska DHS #977
13 Dec 2024
Discover how private jets could be your secret weapon in business - and why most entrepreneurs are missing out on this game-changing opportunity! đŠī¸ Join Sarah Naska, a former private flight attendant turned aviation broker, as she reveals the insider secrets of the private jet industry and how it can transform your business success. From starting as a flight attendant to building her own aviation empire, Sarah shares the unexpected ways private aviation can be more accessible and profitable than you think. Get ready for exclusive insights into the world of private aviation, entrepreneurship, and scaling businesses to new heights. Sarah breaks down how she turned a midlife crisis into a thriving aviation brokerage, serving elite clientele and creating incredible networking opportunities along the way. Learn why private jets aren't just about luxury - they're about buying back your time and creating game-changing connections. Whether you're an aspiring entrepreneur or seasoned business owner, this episode is packed with actionable insights about leveraging private aviation for business growth. Discover how Sarah transformed her career from serving on private jets to owning her own brokerage, and why this $100K secret could be the missing piece in your business strategy. Ready to take your business to new heights? Watch now to learn how private aviation could be your ticket to unprecedented success! đ #cirrusvisionjet #gulfstream #dayinthelifeofanentrepreneur #entrepreneur #howtostartabusiness CHAPTERS: 00:00 - Sarah's Move to LA 01:05 - How Sarah Got Into Aviation 05:24 - Leaving the Church 09:38 - Growing Up in a Single Parent Household 11:00 - Leaving a Relationship Too Late 14:35 - Cryptocurrency Investment Insights 15:40 - Speaking at Mosaic Church 18:14 - Exploring Religion and Spirituality 22:47 - Cancer Journey and Awareness 26:18 - Your Relationship with Death and Grief 30:21 - Traveling to Costa Rica 31:27 - Personal Development Strategies 32:55 - Video Games and Emotional Control 34:34 - Starting a Podcast Journey 36:35 - Successful Female Entrepreneurs' Traits 37:56 - Overcoming Limiting Beliefs 40:48 - Sarah's Favorite Podcasts and Music 42:07 - Where to Find Sarah Online APPLY TO BE ON THE PODCAST: https://www.digitalsocialhour.com/application BUSINESS INQUIRIES/SPONSORS: [email protected] GUEST: Sarah Naska https://www.instagram.com/thesarahmarie1 https://www.thesarahmarie.net/ LISTEN ON: Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/digital-social-hour/id1676846015 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/5Jn7LXarRlI8Hc0GtTn759 Sean Kelly Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/seanmikekelly/ Digital Social Hour works with participants in sponsored media and stays compliant with Federal Communications Commission (FCC) regulations regarding sponsored media. #ad Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
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The church is very divided. I wonder what causes there to be so much different separation. Handmade rules, denominations, right? Everybody kind of has their own spin. Their expression of worship is going to look very different. But then it kind of breaks down to what their fundamental beliefs are. We don't believe in praying in tongues or we don't believe in miracles for today.
And so they kind of pick and choose some things out of the Bible, what they do and don't agree with based on their personal experience. All right, guys, got Sarah here from LA. You ready to do this thing? Let's do it. What you been up to lately? Several things. Thanks for having me on your podcast. I'm super excited to be here. Sure.
I just made the move out to L.A., so I'm coming from Savannah, Georgia. Oh, big change. Huge change. White-knuckled an RV across the U.S. out west with my kids and the dog to start a new brokerage out in Los Angeles. Okay, real estate? So I work in real estate finance investments. I also have a brokerage, SMH Aviation, for corporate aviation. That sounds cool. How'd you get into aviation?
Yeah, so I got into aviation about 10 years ago. It was kind of like a midlife crisis. In my mid-30s, I was like getting stir-crazy and wanting to travel a lot more. So I was like, what could I do? I was already working in finance, investments, and real estate, and executive leadership development. But I was like, what do I want to do?
So I looked into kind of like, what's the best way to make the most money and travel? So I looked into private aviation for flight attending. And I started doing flight attending for private owners and charter companies and traveled across the country, across the globe and internationally. So I just started my foot there.
I worked myself up from management, from the bottom up to management and then elite clientele. And then I decided to start my own brokerage after 10 years. Good for you. Started from the bottom. Now we're here. Start from the bottom, go to the top. Yep. That's cool. Yeah. That's the cool thing about the aviation business. You get to travel the world.
Yeah, it was a really amazing experience. Less than 1% get to experience that kind of lifestyle. And you get to see a lot. You get to experience a lot. And it was just really cool. A lot of cool stories. I bet. Yeah, we'll have to dive into some of those. What caused that midlife crisis, though, you mentioned?
Well, I mean, I was just working a lot with paperwork. And I was doing a lot of church work. And I was just on my computer a lot working with people. And I just wanted to see the world. I grew up traveling. So I just really wanted to get out and do more. I have a curious mind. So I kind of hit that stage where I was like, Let's tackle a new project. Let's get new challenges going.
And so, yeah, I started out doing flight attending, and then I hit my kind of stride there for about 10 years. Was it a specific airline you started out?
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