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Global credibility expert, Mitchell Levy, interviewed 500 thought leaders on credibility.

These are some of his findings:
➡ 98% didn’t have the clarity to succinctly articulate their purpose. ⬅
➡ 80% were great in person but had a crappy online presence. ⬅
➡ 23% showed disrespect by coming late to the interview. ⬅

After seeing these shocking results, wouldn’t you want to do something about it?

Mitchell has the go-to community to learn/grow your credibility with the “right” people on a similar journey.

Imagine coming to a place where you can immediately trust, know, and like those around you…

Where you can be safe in an environment where others want to support you.

This is Credibility Nation.

Listen to Mitchell’s answers to questions such as:

• You’ve interviewed 500 thought leaders on credibility, what have you learned?
• Why do you say that credibility starts with clarity and without clarity, you’re not credible?
• Why do you say that we were taught wrong to lead with the value proposition?
• You’ve looked at over 100,000 LinkedIn profiles, what makes one credible?
• And much, much more!

Often, we stay in draining jobs for all the wrong reasons – stability, a regular paycheck, reliable 401(k) contributions being three of the top reasons talented people don’t venture out on their own.

Financial planner, Sean Mullaney, wants to help stop the cycle of would-be solopreneurs staying in restrictive corporate jobs by offering one simple piece of stress-relieving advice: open a solo 401(k) plan, and now.

Sean’s new book, Solo 401(k) (out Oct 4th), sheds light on the practical financial pathway to retirement that is so often slept on by both solopreneurs and those dreaming of a solopreneur career.

Tune in and hear Sean’s answers to questions such as:

Norman Pappous wasn’t always interested in the wealth management industry – he started out his career in London working for global investment banks.

However, when a family member committed suicide after being misled by a financial advisor, he knew he had to commit the rest of his career to helping others from falling into the same trap.

His new book, Wall Street’s Grand Deception, arms the average investor in navigating the financial markets, including ways to properly vet a potential financial advisor.

Tune in and hear Norman’s answers to questions such as:

Many small business owners work their entire lives growing and reinvesting their profits back into their business.

But then, when they want to retire, they find themselves unable to enjoy life because they have all of their wealth tied up in their business.

In this episode Chase Insogna explains how this can be changed.

Tune in and hear Chase’s answers to questions such as:

WHAT IF you could create wealth in a safe and predictable way and become your own source of financing?

Now you can.

Mark Willis is a man on a mission to help you think differently about your money, your economy and your future.

Tune in and hear Mark’s answers to questions such as:

With rising advertising fees and competition, constant algorithm changes, and less engagement, it is more and more difficult to organically reach clients.

Big businesses like McDonald’s and Disney have used a method that is the fastest, most lucrative, least competitive form of marketing, and if done the right way, is free: Joint Ventures (JV).

Astonishingly, over 95% of small businesses pass on this big opportunity that brings the right clients who are ready to buy.

Mac Attram, who has generated over 25 million dollars for himself and his clients in the past 8 years alone using that method, dives into what a Joint Venture is, the process to do it successfully and the biggest mistakes to avoid.

Claim Your Inner Warrior shifts the discussion around men’s mental health.

The tragic deaths of Kate McKay’s son and brother inspired her to speak on the need for self-care and the toxic stigma around men’s mental, physical, and emotional well-being.

Kate lays out the steps to powerfully reclaim your life, providing the roadmap that will help you refine yourself in all areas of your life.

Kate and Adam guide us on relationships, addressing needs, executing visions, (not) quitting, avoiding mistakes, handling stress, fear, fitness, foods, and other healthy habits.

Novice investors often do not realize that there are investments outside of traditional assets.

Traditional assets like stocks and bonds are highly correlated to market events.

Accordingly, smart investors are always looking for ways to lower risk and maintain a balanced portfolio.

Douglas Muir, CEO of Family Business Fund, helps you navigate alternatives.

Entrepreneurs question what they are worth – literally in terms of dollars and cents, and figuratively.

They can quickly fall into the trap of wondering if they are charging too much or too little due to limiting beliefs.

They soon start asking questions:

What is my service or skill worth?

And am I even worthy of X dollar amount or accolade?

This doubt or guilt can then lead to them disengaging or their business becoming stagnant.

Andrea Liebross and Adam discuss how to determine what you’re worth and your worthiness to eliminate doubt and free up brain space.

People often talk about learning from your own failures, which is an amazing tool and mindset to possess.

What if we shifted our focus to learning from other people’s failures as well as our own?

What if we could tap into a rare mindset that would allow us to advance our growth, and the growth of those around us, at an extraordinary rate?

It can be done, and it has been done throughout history-you just may not realize it.

Justin Skinner is here to show us how to use those principles in business!