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The Money School Podcast shares the secrets of the wealthy, so you learn how money really works and take back control of your life!

You'll hear the inside story of wealthy entrepreneurs and investors... breaking down how they got started, how they think about money, how they put money to work for them, and how you can change your life simply by doing ONE thing differently with the money you already have.

Through the podcast, you'll become your own bank - mastering how money really works - so you can use it to gain the upper hand and take command of your finances. After all, building wealth isn't about resources, it's about being resourceful. 

Hosted by Chris Naugle, former pro snowboarder turned real estate investor, serial entrepreneur, and money mentor, this podcast has one mission - to show you how money really works so you can reclaim control of your life!

Mar 14, 2019

Any successful real estate investor will tell you that they’ve had their fair share of failures. It’s an inevitable part of the journey. How did my guest get back on his feet after his investing business crashed? What are some of the necessary actions and decisions that will help you bounce back from failure?

On this episode, I continue my conversation with Canadian investor Olivier LePage as he shares the most challenging time he went through as an investor, the lessons he learned, and how his business came back better than before. 

 

3 Things You'll Learn

  • Why failure isn’t something we can avoid in business
  • Why you need to be careful about hard money
  • The most valuable skill set you have as an investor has nothing to do with money


People tend to see money in a very limited and narrow-minded way, and that feeds into how they approach investing deals. The truth about investing is: you don’t need money to get started, you just need to take action to find the deals. If you don’t have money, you can still create the value of selling the offer. The real value you bring to the table is finding good deals, demonstrating how good they are with data, and putting deals under contract.