In this episode, Kent and I discuss the importance of keeping your dream alive and taking actionable steps towards making that dream a reality. It’s easy to read books, go to conferences, and watch YouTube videos, but the real change comes from putting what we’ve learned into practice. Kent shares his perspective on success and how those who achieve their dreams are relentless, driven, and continue to chase their dream despite the hardships and failures that inevitably follow. It’s all about perspective, so wake up to the real possibilities in today’s amazing real estate market and beyond.
Kent is the founder and CEO of Real Estate Worldwide, where he leads an amazing team of individuals that are focused on building disruptive systems that push the entrepreneur dream and the real estate industry forward.
He stands for integrity, ideas, companies, and products that allow entrepreneurs to not only “learn” what it takes to live a successful life on every level, but the tools and strategies to create real change on a daily level. Kent feels as though we have a gift and it is our responsibility to share that gift with the world and ensure that people respond. He stands against the nay-sayers and the dream killers and further stands against ideas, dogma, and businesses that prey on the weak-minded and in cultivating a “herd mentality”.
Through Real Estate Worldwide, Kent invests and builds entrepreneurial-focused education products and services that empower individuals to create real businesses, active and passive income, time freedom, and lasting change. Their goal is to help “wake people up” to the real possibilities in today’s amazing real estate market and beyond. In their first 10 years, they have been able to have a positive impact on over 20,000 entrepreneurs around the world. Real Estate Worldwide’s mission for the next 10 years is to impact 2 million people and to change their lives and create their own “dent in the universe”.
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