How a Divorced Engineer Built a $5 Million Relationship Marketing Career
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What personal experiences motivated Jason to pursue a healthier lifestyle?
My mom just passed from dementia, Alzheimer's. It was horrible to see the end of it. Those are the things that motivate you to just live the healthier lifestyle. If I can make extra income from helping people live healthier lives, dude, that's a win.
Jason Diebold is a relationship-driven, strategic, and highly experienced relationship marketer and the founder of a pro network marketer, helping businesses grow through authentic connections and trust-based networking.
Ultimately, for me, it comes back to helping other people get what they want. If you focus on that from an honest, caring, empathetic perspective, even if you're not making millions and millions of dollars, you're already wealthy. I'm no better than anybody else. Sometimes I have bravery and I embrace fear, but as I learn stuff, I just talk about it with the hopes that it helps impact other people for what they want. That's the purpose. it spans the globe like a super high school internet elvis today apple is going to reinvent the phone it's not over until i win the living your legacy podcast for those who live to leave a legacy Chicago was the lead. Usain Bolt is the fastest man on the planet. You can live your dream.
Welcome back to another episode of the Living Your Legacy podcast. For Inside Success, I am Ray Gutierrez. Joining me today is Lady Bella with her amazing master, Jason DeBold or DeBell?
How does Jason define relationship marketing versus traditional networking?
What was it again? DeBold. De-awesome, if I'd have to say. Jason, we just finished wrapping up your episode for Living Your Legacy. Actually, we finished filming your episode for Legacy Makers.
Yeah.
What will we learn about you besides being an adorable, being the owner of an adorable dog? Puppy dad. Yeah, puppy dad.
Yeah, no, I've got a lot of experience with network marketing. Again, I like to use the term relationship marketing instead of networking marketing because you're really building relationships, not just a network. So, yeah, I want to utilize that experience and knowledge, which has primarily been in the health and fitness fields. And parlay that over to another company and make an opportunity for other people to come over basically who just want to live longer, happier, more fulfilling lives. Like, you know, one of the things that really drives me is society is so messed up right now. If it's like, you know, like when it comes to the politics, right? Or, like, the amount of wealth separation. That's just getting worse, really.
But also, like, you know, health and nutrition. Like, it seems like we're eating the wrong things. And I've always been concerned with supplementation. And one of the big problems is it's almost impossible to see if it's working for you. I've seen, you know, health coaches and triathletes that look great on the outside, but on the inside, they're kind of, like, rotting away. Right. And then you see all the different diseases, right? My mom just passed from dementia, Alzheimer's, and all these things are complicated by the foods that we eat and the environments that we're in and the stress. And so I would love to create a financial opportunity that helps people get fit both physically and financially.
I love how you're tying both of these worlds together.
What role does health optimization play in Jason's career transition?
I'm going to lean a little more on the network marketing first, just because I'm going through this experience. You are 52. I'm 42. I almost feel like you're future me. We're twos. That's a compliment, sir. And I'm going through this network marketing experience with a financial advisor. And at first, I saw a lot of red flags. I'm like, oh, this is too good to be true. But then when I dive deeper and being part of the Tony Robbins tribes and being part of these fellowships, I'm like, well... it is about you know serving it is about sending the elevator back down so i'm starting to make that correlation and and we're at the eve that we're having a huge summit with a lot of leaders a lot of folks here in miami miami's become really a mecca of entrepreneurs and and i'm born and raised in miami the miami i know is resilient and very miami so it's it's it's a homecoming for me to have you sitting in this chair sir and talk about network marketing and i love this analogy you use about
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Chapters
5 chapters
1
What personal experiences motivated Jason to pursue a healthier lifestyle?
0:00–1:53
2
How does Jason define relationship marketing versus traditional networking?
1:53–3:39
3
What role does health optimization play in Jason's career transition?
3:39–9:03
4
How did personal setbacks influence Jason's journey to success?
9:03–16:18
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What innovative health technology is Jason excited about?
16:18–24:24