EP 43: Alison Brown

Today on the Real Estate Lab Podcast, join our host Vee Khuu and his guest, Alison Brown, as they talk about empowering women to be more confident in building their wealth outside the traditional routes. Alison is a successful real estate investor, an empowerment coach, a controller at a Civil Engineer firm, and a mother. She excels in a lot of different fields. In this episode, she shares her advice on how to train our minds and build a great mindset. 

Outline of the Episode:

• [00:55] Equality is so essential. We only have a few female investors in this field. 
• [04:00] Doing Shavasana, the corpse pose, allows you to reflect and problem solve.
• [06:23] It is more important to focus on your “I help” statement, rather than your title.
• [08:30] We need to address the mindsets and attitudes we have that we struggle with. It’s okay not to know everything.
• [11:08] Nothing is ever certain; there are always risks. Be okay with making mistakes and learning along the way.
• [13:06] School has conditioned our minds to always say the right answers. However, sometimes thinking outside the box can be the solution.
• [15:41] Women tend to be conservative. Start asking yourself these questions and figure the answers out.
• [17:42] What did Alison learn about money from her parents and her husband?
• [20:46] Alison’s money mindset when she was 20 years old.
• [23:20] How and why did Alison Brown decide to get into the real estate industry? 
• [25:36] At the end of 2019, they have acquired $5 million in cash-flowing assets.
• [30:14] The great partnership that Alison and her husband have. Learn to ask for help and reach out to people with experience. 
• [32:58] Joining a syndication mentoring club by Russell Gray and Robert Helms. Asking for help strengthens the relationship.
• [36:49] The various niches and specializations of the people included in their syndication group.
• [41:17] There are different ways to get into a syndication, you can either have money or bring your skillset.
• [43:53] 90 days wealth empowerment coaching journey for women by Alison Brown.
• [46:25] Doing a 21-day gratitude challenge can impact and train the brain to move in the right direction.
• [48:24] Psycho-Cybernetics: Updated and Expanded by Maxwell Maltz.
• [49:11] How can you train your brain to start thinking in a problem solving, curious mindset?
• [51:07] Alison’s favorite quote is the Proverb 31 woman in the Bible. 
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Resources: 

• Website: https://www.simplyalisonbrown.com/about-me
• Email: [e-mail]
• Facebook group: https://www.facebook.com/simplyalisonbrown
• Michael Zeller: https://www.linkedin.com/in/michaelrzeller/ 
• Why “A" Students Work for "C" Students, and "B" Students Work for the Government 
• Rich Dad Poor Dad by Robert Kiyosaki
• Syndication Mentoring Club 
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