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Build a Legacy that will Transcend Time - Interview with Andrew Warner
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What an amazing conversation I was able to have with Andrew Warner; a man who certainly knows his way around business podcasts, having done over 1,300 interviews himself via his own platform on Mixergy. Andrew was MORE than generous because, even with a 2 week old at home, he spent an hour with me talking about his journey as an entrepreneur and what roads he has traveled to get to where he is today. Andrew gave us some great insight into how he quickly built up a multi-million company with his brother and proceeded to exit the business and the grind it came with, before eventually reigniting his entrepreneurial spirit to get where he is today. There is a lot we can all learn from the vivid and amusing account of where his mind was at during the different phases of his life after business. In this episode, you'll learn:
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- The ideal type of business that kicks out cash
- What 1300+ interviews will teach you
- The fine line between financial goals and burnout
- Why you should find a way to put yourself out in the public
- What Andrew's definition of legacy is
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