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 show

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

Summary: Millionaire secrets, tips, and tricks from multi-millionaire moguls

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 Why You Are a Starving Artist | File Type: audio/x-m4a | Duration: 00:05:43

You are a starving artist because you are too focused on the talent. You need a large marketing budget. Breakdown of artist funding: While each recording deal is different, there are common areas of investment that usually feature, particularly in an agreement involving emerging artists. These are the payment of an advance, the funding of a recording, music video production, tour support and promotional costs. It can cost between $500,000 and $2,000,000 to break an artist in a major recorded music market. In my opinion, marketing budgets for artists should be allocated in this manner: 50% PR: hire top notch writers/media personalities to write about your band. This will induce virality/word of mouth. Better if these writers are affiliated with any top music blogs/magazines so it's easier to capture audience. 30% Digital Assets: Invest on a website and premium accounts of music streaming services. By doing so, you'll be able to build a more legitimate online image. Of course, if these PR people are to write about you, it's better that they have a drive-to-site call to action so your potential audience will instantly have an access to your songs. 20% Online Paid Advertisement: the marketing funnel dictates that building awareness is the first step to any successful product launch. For your artist you can do this through paid advertisements in top social media accounts. I'm still an advocate of Facebook and Twitter advertising as they are able to help you cherry-pick and detail to which specific audience you want to show your ads. By doing this, you know you're only placing it in news feeds of people who have a high likelihood of clicking and converting. But the key thing here is you do not want to drown in a sea of ads. It is then important that (a) your content should both stand out by making it more multi-media and interactive, (b) yet it should still blend in their newsfeeds to avoid seeming like a hard-sell, (c) you know your audience very very well. Know where most of them live, which artists they also listen to so you'll pop in the suggested pages. These are just top of mind ideas. Hope it helps. Purchase eBooks for more detailed information: 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

 Should You Blow Money On Real Estate? | File Type: audio/x-m4a | Duration: 00:05:58

Three Pros: 1. You have coordinate control of your land speculation. 2 .You get month-to-month salary from occupants. 3. Your venture property is a benefit and a satisfies a fundamental need.   Three Cons: 1. Markets can be whimsical; you have no assurances. 2. The vast majority must be landowners and in addition financial specialists. 3. Securing financing can be extreme for unadulterated ventures.   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

 Should You Blow Money On Real Estate? | File Type: audio/x-m4a | Duration: 00:05:58

Three Pros: 1. You have coordinate control of your land speculation. 2 .You get month-to-month salary from occupants. 3. Your venture property is a benefit and a satisfies a fundamental need.   Three Cons: 1. Markets can be whimsical; you have no assurances. 2. The vast majority must be landowners and in addition financial specialists. 3. Securing financing can be extreme for unadulterated ventures.   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

 Procrastination Is Killing You | File Type: audio/x-m4a | Duration: 00:06:13

Procrastination begins from a shirking of something from dread, then turns into an example that solidifies into a propensity. We strengthen this stalling propensity through years of practice, and it harms us in such a variety of routes in our lives — with work errands, as well as significantly more. Break the habit. Try these strategies to stop procrastinating: 1. Take five minutes to list out the things "you were going to do tomorrow." On a blank sheet of paper, note several important activities you are delaying or have put on hold. 2. Look at your list—and do one thing on it right now. Put the energy you've been directing toward excuses into the activity you've been avoiding. Action eliminates anxiety. 3. Pick a time (today) to work on the list.   If getting started is the hard part for you, set aside a designated time slot, at least 30 minutes, for work specifically on one job, project or personal goal that you've been "leaving until later." 4. Quit trying to be perfect. What counts is the quality of effort, not perfect results. Don't let yourself get bogged down with a preoccupation for perfectionism. 5. If what you're putting off involves other people, talk to them. Your reasons for delaying action might be imaginary. Lack of communication often turns molehills into mountains. 6. Ask yourself, What's the worst thing that could happen if I did this today?  Do you fear the consequences associated with the action you've been avoiding? The worst-case scenario most likely would be a minor inconvenience or a temporary setback.  7. Imagine how you'll feel once you do whatever it is you've been postponing.    Freedom from anxiety. Freedom from nagging pressures. Freedom from self-doubt. Accomplishing put-off tasks will give you a great boost of confidence and energy.   Purchase eBooks for more detailed information: 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

 Procrastination Is Killing You | File Type: audio/x-m4a | Duration: 00:06:13

Procrastination begins from a shirking of something from dread, then turns into an example that solidifies into a propensity. We strengthen this stalling propensity through years of practice, and it harms us in such a variety of routes in our lives — with work errands, as well as significantly more. Break the habit. Try these strategies to stop procrastinating: 1. Take five minutes to list out the things "you were going to do tomorrow." On a blank sheet of paper, note several important activities you are delaying or have put on hold. 2. Look at your list—and do one thing on it right now. Put the energy you've been directing toward excuses into the activity you've been avoiding. Action eliminates anxiety. 3. Pick a time (today) to work on the list.   If getting started is the hard part for you, set aside a designated time slot, at least 30 minutes, for work specifically on one job, project or personal goal that you've been "leaving until later." 4. Quit trying to be perfect. What counts is the quality of effort, not perfect results. Don't let yourself get bogged down with a preoccupation for perfectionism. 5. If what you're putting off involves other people, talk to them. Your reasons for delaying action might be imaginary. Lack of communication often turns molehills into mountains. 6. Ask yourself, What's the worst thing that could happen if I did this today?  Do you fear the consequences associated with the action you've been avoiding? The worst-case scenario most likely would be a minor inconvenience or a temporary setback.  7. Imagine how you'll feel once you do whatever it is you've been postponing.    Freedom from anxiety. Freedom from nagging pressures. Freedom from self-doubt. Accomplishing put-off tasks will give you a great boost of confidence and energy.   Purchase eBooks for more detailed information: 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

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