Cashflow Diary™

Jeanne Bliss is Founder and President of Customer Bliss and Co-Founder of The Customer Experience Professionals Association. She is the bestselling author of Chief Customer Officer 2.0: How to Build Your Customer-Driven Growth Engine and the new book WOULD YOU DO THAT TO YOUR MOTHER? The "Make Mom Proud" Standard for How to Treat Your Customers.

Tom Cafarella always dreamed of following in his grandfather’s footsteps (a very successful landlord) and become a successful real estate mogul. Instead, he followed everyone’s advice and took on a traditional 9-to-5 job as an accountant. The problem: his heart was in real estate investing. It didn’t take long to get fired from his job due to his daydreaming about his passion.

Generating Wheelbarrow Profits with Multifamily Investing

If you want to diversify your portfolio, listen to this episode with Chris Rawley and Austin Maness. Emerging markets don’t have the same opportunities that traditional farmers have and that’s the sector Chris and Austin are trying to serve. Agriculture is changing and what is being provided to the world is evolving, which is part of the reason Chris and Austin believe it’s a good investment opportunity.

Lior has been nicknamed “Globeionaire” by millionaire entrepreneurs, investors, and businessmen who have seen him in action. He has a global approach to life and business, and that’s where the name originates from. Over the past 16 years, Lior has built, run, and managed various exciting ventures across 2 continents.

In this episode, Kelly discusses how to find an accountability partner that will hold you to your chosen path. It’s too easy to encounter difficulty and give up. There is no sales manager quite as good as a motivated spouse! You do better, more effective work when you are accountable to someone else who pays attention and cares about your success.

On this episode of the CashFlow Diary Podcast, Jorge explains that the most important thing is to take that first step. Then the second step, then the third step. List the steps and take the first one. Don’t look all the way to the finish line, work on getting through the first mile. Break it down into achievable bites that get you closer to your goal.

On this episode of the CashFlow Diary podcast, Thomas encourages us not to pay attention to the outside voices, just listen to the inner voice. But you have to understand why your inner voice may be telling you something negative and be willing to make a leap of faith. Once you take action, don’t worry about the how of getting things done, just put together a plan and start doing.

Joe Yazbeck is the Founder and President of Prestige Leadership Advisors whose mission is to facilitate leaders in becoming dynamic powerful communicators so they can significantly influence the world around them. Joe has worked with heads of state to leaders of major corporations as well as high-ranking military officers, political candidates to best-selling authors.

David Greene is a real estate investor/agent, author, entrepreneur, and police officer in the San Francisco Bay area of California. David’s goal is to achieve total financial independence through real estate, and help others to do the same. When David is not out hunting for bad guys, he hunts for deals and loves talking real estate. This episode is all about the world of long-distance real estate investing.

On this episode of CashFlow Diary Podcast, Joel shares how you need to find the mentors, voices, and the influences that you believe will help you think through the kinds of questions you are going through. Entrepreneurship is almost like a religion in many areas of the world, the number of resources available is immense.

On this episode of the CashFlow Diary Podcast, Kevin shares how the first thing you should do is to get outside opinions. Once you get some positive feedback, take the amount of money you think it will take to get started and double it. It will probably still be too small of an estimate.

Back in 2008, Kean Graham was working as a digital marketing manager, but lost my his job during the global financial crisis. With his career on hold, he decided to do the one thing he loved: travel.

On this episode of the CashFlow Diary Podcast, David shares the only way you can break out of the dollars for time paradigm is if you create something of value. Create a company, write a book, compose a song, do something that you can be paid for way out of proportion for your time and starting generating geometric income.

Neale Godfrey is the CEO and President of Green$treet Commons and Chairman of The Children's Financial Network. She is also the #1 New York Times bestselling author of nearly 30 books empowering children and their families to take charge of their financial lives.