5 Minute Mogul: Millionaire Secrets w/ Brose Royce | Similar to Tai Lopez, Grant Cardone, Tony Robbins, Tim Ferriss, Gary Vee, Dave Ramsey, John Lee Dumas, EOFire, Lewis Howes, This American Life, TED Radio Hour, Pat Flynn, Andy Frisella, Michael Stelzner

Tevin Farmer, The world-class super featherweight, fighting at the Liacouras Center with Joel Embiid sitting at ringside, beat gutsy Arturo Santos Reyes by a unanimous 10-round decision, but tore his right biceps in the process. The injury will probably set Farmer, who moved to 25-4-1, with 5 KOs, back probably four months. Farmer, who extended his winning streak to 18-straight fights, tore his biceps tendon in the second round. His goal is to have surgery this coming week to repair it and look toward the future. “There was pain there every time I threw the right hook,” said Farmer, a southpaw. “I’ll take this as a learning experience. This doesn’t stop anything. I’m still good. I did everything with one hand for nine rounds. (Reyes) better have given me good work. I was fighting with one hand.” Farmer won easily by scores of 98-94, 97-93 and 96-94 on the judge’s scorecards. Reyes (19-8, 5 KOs) was a game opponent. He kept coming at Farmer, and there were a few times when he connected. But for the most part, Farmer was in control from start to finish. On the undercard, budding star Branden Pizarro (5-0, 2 KOs) won a four-round lightweight decision over Chris Gutierrez (0-3). “It wasn’t difficult at all,” Pizarro said. “(Gutierrez) didn’t want to fight. When I touched him with my right in the first round, he didn’t know what to do. He tried to get in my mind. He tried talking to me. He cursed at me. I just laughed at him.”   @BroseRoyce http://broseroyce.info   Sponsored by:  https://www.boxingequipmentstore.com https://www.alphacreditpros.com https://www.royaltyraceway.com https://www.musicsubmitter.com https://www.top5tradelines.com

How To Turn Your Passion Into Profit w/ Professional BMX Rider Nick Bruce. Like many riders before him Nick’s first taste of BMX came from humble beginnings. After seeing an X-Games Contest on television at a young age, Nick immediately picked up his sister’s bicycle and started jumping it off anything he could find. Flying through the air is where Nick felt at home, and his dare devil attitude had him building bigger and bigger jumps with wood scraps from his dad’s construction sites. After he received his first real BMX bike as a Christmas gift a few years later, Nick found a local treasure - Jones Jumps - a makeshift trail spot the would come to define him as a rider. Nick would frequent the trails and although he was the youngest rider, it quickly became apparent that he had bike control like none of his peers. Nick began going higher and further than everyone else and started progressing at a rapid rate. A few years later BMX began to boom in Nick’s hometown of Hubbard, Ohio and Section 8 Skatepark was opened. There Nick was able to develop as a park rider and watch some of the local legends, Anthony Napolitan, Steve Cuesta, and Zach “Catfish” Yankush”, push their riding to the pro arena. With the knowledge of what was possible Nick began riding harder than ever until an injury to his spine set him back. Being off his bike, Nick began working various jobs and playing different sports. The local skateparks then diminished and the trails Nick grew up at were plowed. After graduating high school, Nick was determined to pursue his dream of becoming a Pro BMX rider. He began strengthening his body and making the trek to skateparks over an hour away just to continue riding. In 2012 Nick’s dream became a reality. After winning several stops in the Free Flow Contest, Nick was invited to compete in the finals in both Dirt and Park, where he found himself on the podium in both disciplines and became the first rider to ever win both finals. Nick then found himself riding along his idols when he was invited to the Dew Tour qualifiers. Qualifying 6th in Dirt allowed Nick to make his Pro Debut. In the two years that followed his first pro debut, Nick has traveled the world for major contests, invented never before done tricks, and taken several first place podiums at pro events. Although Nick’s career is just starting to develop he continues to push and aspire fellow riders to follow their dreams. Nick believes that with passion and hard work anything is possible. Purchase eBooks below: 10 Ways To Make A Million Dollars: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B072JVNHWS Business Credit & Big Loans in 60 Days: https://www.amazon.com/Business-Credit-Big-Loans-Days-ebook/dp/B0727LF6QW/ref=sr_1_8?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1496506933&sr=1-8      

How To Turn Your Passion Into Profit w/ Professional BMX Rider Nick Bruce. Like many riders before him Nick’s first taste of BMX came from humble beginnings. After seeing an X-Games Contest on television at a young age, Nick immediately picked up his sister’s bicycle and started jumping it off anything he could find. Flying through the air is where Nick felt at home, and his dare devil attitude had him building bigger and bigger jumps with wood scraps from his dad’s construction sites. After he received his first real BMX bike as a Christmas gift a few years later, Nick found a local treasure - Jones Jumps - a makeshift trail spot the would come to define him as a rider. Nick would frequent the trails and although he was the youngest rider, it quickly became apparent that he had bike control like none of his peers. Nick began going higher and further than everyone else and started progressing at a rapid rate. A few years later BMX began to boom in Nick’s hometown of Hubbard, Ohio and Section 8 Skatepark was opened. There Nick was able to develop as a park rider and watch some of the local legends, Anthony Napolitan, Steve Cuesta, and Zach “Catfish” Yankush”, push their riding to the pro arena. With the knowledge of what was possible Nick began riding harder than ever until an injury to his spine set him back. Being off his bike, Nick began working various jobs and playing different sports. The local skateparks then diminished and the trails Nick grew up at were plowed. After graduating high school, Nick was determined to pursue his dream of becoming a Pro BMX rider. He began strengthening his body and making the trek to skateparks over an hour away just to continue riding. In 2012 Nick’s dream became a reality. After winning several stops in the Free Flow Contest, Nick was invited to compete in the finals in both Dirt and Park, where he found himself on the podium in both disciplines and became the first rider to ever win both finals. Nick then found himself riding along his idols when he was invited to the Dew Tour qualifiers. Qualifying 6th in Dirt allowed Nick to make his Pro Debut. In the two years that followed his first pro debut, Nick has traveled the world for major contests, invented never before done tricks, and taken several first place podiums at pro events. Although Nick’s career is just starting to develop he continues to push and aspire fellow riders to follow their dreams. Nick believes that with passion and hard work anything is possible. Purchase eBooks below: 10 Ways To Make A Million Dollars: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B072JVNHWS Business Credit & Big Loans in 60 Days: https://www.amazon.com/Business-Credit-Big-Loans-Days-ebook/dp/B0727LF6QW/ref=sr_1_8?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1496506933&sr=1-8      

Peter Quillin aka Kid Chocolate is an American professional boxer who held the WBO middleweight title from 2012 to 2015. He's talks with Brose about becoming a professional boxer, winning the championship belt, and investing in real estate.  In April 2015, Peter Quillin carried a 31-0 record into his matchup against veteran southpaw Andy Lee. It was Quillin’s first fight in nearly a year and his first since vacating his world title in September 2014. Quillin looked sharp early on, putting Lee on the canvas in the first and third rounds. But “Kid Chocolate” faded down the stretch, hit the deck himself in Round 7 and had to settle for a 12-round split draw. Then, following a vicious fifth-round KO of Australian Michael Zerafa last September, Quillin challenged fellow Brooklyn, New York, resident Daniel Jacobs for his 160-pound title on December 5. It was expected to be an exciting, highly competitive fight. Instead, it lasted just 85 seconds, with Jacobs scoring a shocking TKO. Looking back at his efforts against Lee and Jacobs, Quillin is quick to play the blame game—that is, he wholly blames himself. “I’ve watched both of those fights twice,” Quillin says. “There was no head movement or footwork. I went out straight at Jacobs with the intensity of trying to knock him out, [and didn’t] jab. I was thinking like a puncher instead of the athletic boxer I can be. “I was high on my power, so my boxing ability was lacking against Lee and Jacobs.” Although Quillin hasn’t fought since the Jacobs loss, he hasn’t exactly been idle. In fact, after parting ways with longtime trainer Eric Brown, he headed across the country three months ago and hooked up with renowned trainer Virgil Hunter at the latter’s boxing gym in Hayward, California. Separating from Brown wasn’t easy, but it was a move Quillin believes was necessary to advance his career under Hunter, who is offering his new fighter more than just physical guidance. “Before coming here, I respectfully called Eric Brown. We had a father-son relationship, but he's a respectful man and was cool with it,” Quillin says. “Virgil just teaches on a different level, [and motivates with] certain sayings or Bible scriptures.” Follow @KidChocolate    Purchase eBooks below: 10 Ways To Make A Million Dollars: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B072JVNHWS Business Credit & Big Loans in 60 Days: https://www.amazon.com/Business-Credit-Big-Loans-Days-ebook/dp/B0727LF6QW/ref=sr_1_8?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1496506933&sr=1-8

Peter Quillin aka Kid Chocolate is an American professional boxer who held the WBO middleweight title from 2012 to 2015. He's talks with Brose about becoming a professional boxer, winning the championship belt, and investing in real estate.  In April 2015, Peter Quillin carried a 31-0 record into his matchup against veteran southpaw Andy Lee. It was Quillin’s first fight in nearly a year and his first since vacating his world title in September 2014. Quillin looked sharp early on, putting Lee on the canvas in the first and third rounds. But “Kid Chocolate” faded down the stretch, hit the deck himself in Round 7 and had to settle for a 12-round split draw. Then, following a vicious fifth-round KO of Australian Michael Zerafa last September, Quillin challenged fellow Brooklyn, New York, resident Daniel Jacobs for his 160-pound title on December 5. It was expected to be an exciting, highly competitive fight. Instead, it lasted just 85 seconds, with Jacobs scoring a shocking TKO. Looking back at his efforts against Lee and Jacobs, Quillin is quick to play the blame game—that is, he wholly blames himself. “I’ve watched both of those fights twice,” Quillin says. “There was no head movement or footwork. I went out straight at Jacobs with the intensity of trying to knock him out, [and didn’t] jab. I was thinking like a puncher instead of the athletic boxer I can be. “I was high on my power, so my boxing ability was lacking against Lee and Jacobs.” Although Quillin hasn’t fought since the Jacobs loss, he hasn’t exactly been idle. In fact, after parting ways with longtime trainer Eric Brown, he headed across the country three months ago and hooked up with renowned trainer Virgil Hunter at the latter’s boxing gym in Hayward, California. Separating from Brown wasn’t easy, but it was a move Quillin believes was necessary to advance his career under Hunter, who is offering his new fighter more than just physical guidance. “Before coming here, I respectfully called Eric Brown. We had a father-son relationship, but he's a respectful man and was cool with it,” Quillin says. “Virgil just teaches on a different level, [and motivates with] certain sayings or Bible scriptures.” Follow @KidChocolate    Purchase eBooks below: 10 Ways To Make A Million Dollars: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B072JVNHWS Business Credit & Big Loans in 60 Days: https://www.amazon.com/Business-Credit-Big-Loans-Days-ebook/dp/B0727LF6QW/ref=sr_1_8?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1496506933&sr=1-8

Brose talks numbers on this episode.    Click the link to purchase "10 Ways To Make $1,000,000.00" eBook (includes bonus section on overcoming procrastination): https://www.amazon.com/dp/B072JVNHWS   Subscribe and review!   @BroseRoyce http://broseroyce.info   Sponsored by:  https://www.boxingequipmentstore.com https://www.alphacreditpros.com https://www.royaltyraceway.com https://www.musicsubmitter.com https://www.top5tradelines.com

Brose talks numbers on this episode.    Click the link to purchase "10 Ways To Make $1,000,000.00" eBook (includes bonus section on overcoming procrastination): https://www.amazon.com/dp/B072JVNHWS   Subscribe and review!

Jason “El Canito” Sosa, 19-2-4 (15), from Camden, NJ won the WBA World Super Featherweight champion in June 2016. He hadn’t lost a fight in 6 years. Canito talks about life after winning the championship belt.    Follow "El Canito" on Instagram @Canito310 Purchase eBooks below: 10 Ways To Make A Million Dollars: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B072JVNHWS Business Credit & Big Loans in 60 Days: https://www.amazon.com/Business-Credit-Big-Loans-Days-ebook/dp/B0727LF6QW/ref=sr_1_8?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1496506933&sr=1-8

Jason “El Canito” Sosa, 19-2-4 (15), from Camden, NJ won the WBA World Super Featherweight champion in June 2016. He hadn’t lost a fight in 6 years. Canito talks about life after winning the championship belt.    Follow "El Canito" on Instagram @Canito310 Purchase eBooks below: 10 Ways To Make A Million Dollars: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B072JVNHWS Business Credit & Big Loans in 60 Days: https://www.amazon.com/Business-Credit-Big-Loans-Days-ebook/dp/B0727LF6QW/ref=sr_1_8?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1496506933&sr=1-8

Hollywood actress Alexandra Bard discusses her journey from Australia to Los Angeles and upcoming projects. Follow @Alexandra_Bard Purchase eBooks below: 10 Ways To Make A Million Dollars: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B072JVNHWS Business Credit & Big Loans in 60 Days: https://www.amazon.com/Business-Credit-Big-Loans-Days-ebook/dp/B0727LF6QW/ref=sr_1_8?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1496506933&sr=1-8  

Hollywood actress Alexandra Bard discusses her journey from Australia to Los Angeles and upcoming projects. Follow @Alexandra_Bard Purchase eBooks below: 10 Ways To Make A Million Dollars: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B072JVNHWS Business Credit & Big Loans in 60 Days: https://www.amazon.com/Business-Credit-Big-Loans-Days-ebook/dp/B0727LF6QW/ref=sr_1_8?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1496506933&sr=1-8  

Brose talks with entrepreneur, mother, curator, and writer for The Shade Room, Talia Oliver.  Talia discusses what got her started, favorite book, and how to make money writing.    Follow her on Instagram @TheClosetRatchet http://twitter.com/tallyohhh   Purchase eBooks below: 10 Ways To Make A Million Dollars: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B072JVNHWS Business Credit & Big Loans in 60 Days: https://www.amazon.com/Business-Credit-Big-Loans-Days-ebook/dp/B0727LF6QW/ref=sr_1_8?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1496506933&sr=1-8 Sponsors: http://alphacreditpros.com  

Brose talks with entrepreneur, mother, curator, and writer for The Shade Room, Talia Oliver.  Talia discusses what got her started, favorite book, and how to make money writing.    Follow her on Instagram @TheClosetRatchet http://twitter.com/tallyohhh   Purchase eBooks below: 10 Ways To Make A Million Dollars: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B072JVNHWS Business Credit & Big Loans in 60 Days: https://www.amazon.com/Business-Credit-Big-Loans-Days-ebook/dp/B0727LF6QW/ref=sr_1_8?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1496506933&sr=1-8 Sponsors: http://alphacreditpros.com  

What is drop shipping? Drop shipping is basically the selling of physical products that you don’t keep inventory for. You’re essentially the ‘middle-man’ between the supplier (or manufacturer) and the consumer. The best part is that the people that buy from your web store don’t know you’re drop shipping – well, most of the time. I still have to speak to my suppliers about adding a custom label to my orders, but that hasn’t stopped me from selling thousands of dollars worth of products. Benefits of drop shipping Before we get into the ‘how-to’ stuff, let’s talk a little about the benefits. It may be something you’d like to pursue. No need to stock items – The first thing, and possibly the best benefit, is that you don’t keep inventory. I sell paint gallons, spray paint cans, mixing sticks, powerful spray guns and a ton of other stuff, but I never actually SEE the items before they go out to the customer. It’s a great business model. Mobility – The second benefit is that because you don’t have to keep inventory, you can run the business from any laptop that has internet connection. Once I set up my web store I can actually run it from my iPhone 5. I’ll talk about what I do when I get an order later on.  Product is done – Another benefit is that your job is to find suppliers/wholesalers and market their products as your own. If product creation is something you don’t like to do, then drop shipping already made products might be the business for you. Low upfront cost – This is also a big plus to starting a drop shipping business. The barrier to entry is usually real low and you only really need three things: The web store  The supplier or wholesaler Marketing skills The low barrier to entry does create room for more competition but if you brand and market yourself the right way, you don’t have to worry about that. Let’s face it, you know more about marketing than many of the e-commerce stores out there. They’re not using content marketing, social media, email and blogging the way you know how to use it. This gives you an unfair advantage in the marketplace. ___________________ Click to link purchase the "Business Credit & Big Loans in 60 Days" eBook: https://www.amazon.com/Business-Credit-Big-Loans-Days-ebook/dp/B0727LF6QW/ref=sr_1_8?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1496506933&sr=1-8

What is drop shipping? Drop shipping is basically the selling of physical products that you don’t keep inventory for. You’re essentially the ‘middle-man’ between the supplier (or manufacturer) and the consumer. The best part is that the people that buy from your web store don’t know you’re drop shipping – well, most of the time. I still have to speak to my suppliers about adding a custom label to my orders, but that hasn’t stopped me from selling thousands of dollars worth of products. Benefits of drop shipping Before we get into the ‘how-to’ stuff, let’s talk a little about the benefits. It may be something you’d like to pursue. No need to stock items – The first thing, and possibly the best benefit, is that you don’t keep inventory. I sell paint gallons, spray paint cans, mixing sticks, powerful spray guns and a ton of other stuff, but I never actually SEE the items before they go out to the customer. It’s a great business model. Mobility – The second benefit is that because you don’t have to keep inventory, you can run the business from any laptop that has internet connection. Once I set up my web store I can actually run it from my iPhone 5. I’ll talk about what I do when I get an order later on.  Product is done – Another benefit is that your job is to find suppliers/wholesalers and market their products as your own. If product creation is something you don’t like to do, then drop shipping already made products might be the business for you. Low upfront cost – This is also a big plus to starting a drop shipping business. The barrier to entry is usually real low and you only really need three things: The web store  The supplier or wholesaler Marketing skills The low barrier to entry does create room for more competition but if you brand and market yourself the right way, you don’t have to worry about that. Let’s face it, you know more about marketing than many of the e-commerce stores out there. They’re not using content marketing, social media, email and blogging the way you know how to use it. This gives you an unfair advantage in the marketplace. ___________________ Click to link purchase the "Business Credit & Big Loans in 60 Days" eBook: https://www.amazon.com/Business-Credit-Big-Loans-Days-ebook/dp/B0727LF6QW/ref=sr_1_8?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1496506933&sr=1-8