Young Entrepreneur Lifestyle 2.0

In this episode of Y.E.L 2.0, your host Peter Voogd breaks down his strategy for creating the best mindset possible for 2021!   Episode Highlights: It’s important to go into the new year with a mantra, especially if you need to recreate yourself Focus on simplifying your obsession for the next year and then audit your circle of influence Ask yourself: What might get in my way? Who might get in my way? How can I prevent that from happening? Look through your relationships and figure out how you can continue them while adding value to the ones that are worth it Don’t make yourself so accessible Make it a priority to connect with people that are at a higher level than yourself Master know why they do what they do and how to get things done by hiring the right people Have a mentor who can help you reach new heights in whatever area you value Build your advisory board with people that bring you up to new levels throughout the areas of your life Commit to the most effective strategy of personal growth for yourself

In this episode of Y.E.L 2.0, your host Peter Voogd tells you what mindset you should have going into the final stretch of 2020 and how to fuel yourself to an EPIC finish!   Episode Highlights: Peter is giving away clothing to subscribers of his YouTube channel You are just one decision away from changing a lifetime of bad habits and bad decisions Use your past failure as fuel and inspiration to make up for the wrong choices that you have made What separates winners from losers is that The last portion of sports games and eCommerce calendars contain up to 40% of the scoring and sales Look into the most common thoughts and tendencies in society right now and do the opposite People tend to slow down or take it easy at the end of the year, but that’s not what the winners do Most people overeat and sleep at this time of year and have no energy to create momentum for 2021 Figure out your biggest motivation from this year and use that to kill it for the rest of the year Progress is the biggest form of motivation a

In this episode of Y.E.L 2.0, your host Peter Voogd speaks with Joel Brown about how to shape relationships in a way that eliminates all conflicts!   Episode Highlights: Many motivational people want to build businesses that attract people to them instead of chasing people The goal should be making people want to share your content by doing great work Use surveys and social media engagement to get to know your audience and what they resonate with As a visionary and creator, Joel is able to show people that he is speaking from his personal wisdom Joel encourages his writers at Addicted to Success to come from a different angle that portrays their authenticity Addicted to Success runs itself independently because of Joel’s ability to attract great writers Content creation acted as a training ground for Joel to overcome any self-limiting beliefs that he had Dropping out of high school didn’t stop Joel from making millions of dollars and achieving true success Achieving the first few things of his vision gave Jo

In this episode of Y.E.L 2.0, your host Peter Voogd talks about the 5 rules to entrepreneurial greatness that he has gathered from his multi-millionaire guests. They all adhere to these rules!   Episode Highlights: In the past few months, Peter has been lucky enough to interview plenty of incredible multi-millionaires There is one thing that all of Peter’s incredibly successful guests have in common Each guest has some kind of pain from their past that they use as motivation to turn adversity into an advantage People who grow up that had everything given to them usually don’t have the hunger to achieve greatness Peter’s guests have much higher standards that they set for themselves that are shaped by what they want and where they want to go You’ll get what you tolerate, so don’t tolerate being disrespected, being broke, or having bad energy around you Everyone has a thermometer, whether it’s with their health or income, that is set by their self-expectations Make a list of the things that you shouldn’t be do

In this episode of Y.E.L 2.0, your host Peter Voogd speaks on what it takes to achieve greatness in both your life and business. This is the roadmap for joining the 1%!   Episode Highlights: Too many people make the mistake of waiting for permission from other people People who reach for greatness never ask for permission High-performers generate their own successful traits, whether they were born with them or not Invest your time in something long-term; those who reach greatness have a life obsession that lasts decades Knowing your strengths and weaknesses is the ultimate power in life and will allow you to bring in people who complement your weaknesses People will never reach their max potential if you have them focus their energy on both their strengths and weaknesses No matter the size of your wealth, you must constantly be growing and learning Do not let anyone’s opinion control your state of mind, rather, write down what you learn from your experience The more that you can fail, the higher your level o

In this episode of Y.E.L 2.0, your host Peter Voogd interviews GCA Guest Speaker, JT McCormick, about creating and defining success in your business and life!   Episode Highlights: People should always come first in business Too many companies put people, process, and profits in the wrong order Knowing your numbers means knowing your company Make sure that every dollar is accounted for monthly, no matter how big or small your company It’s important for entrepreneurs to know every detail of their company Society spends too much time chasing negative feedback instead of searching for what people like Ignore the success that you see on social media; define success for yourself People don’t talk about the life part of a work-life balance God, health, family, business, and investing are JT’s five pillars that he lives by   3 Key Points Businesses should prioritize in this order: people, process, profits. In order to truly know your company, you must first know your numbers down to the last dollar. As an entrepr

In this episode of Y.E.L 2.0, your host Peter Voogd tells you about the 4 untold truths of real change and transformation and how to tell if you are living up to these truths!   Episode Highlights: In both life and business, you are either growing or you are dying; there is no third direction Too many people leave their lives up to chance Figure out why you aren’t moving forward or how you can move forward in a bigger and better way You are either doing what you love are you are not Either you are being completely authentic to who you are supposed to be or you are not Surrounding yourself with the right people that support you are vitally important to your well being and growth Either you believe in your abilities completely and truly or you do not Make decisions like someone who is at a level that you want to get to Either you are vibrant, energetic, and healthy or you are not Choose foods and activities that give you that sustained energy throughout the day Either you are building your wealth up or you are

On this episode of Young Entrepreneur Lifestyle 2.0, host Peter Voogd talks to former basketball coach Kevin Eastman about his book, Why The Best Are The Best, and the importance of having truth tellers in your life.    Episode Highlights:  When Kevin wrote his book, the hardest part was figuring out how to simplify it.  The “success gods” are watching over you every day and looking at how you’re utilizing your success.  It is important for people to want to hear the truth in order to be successful.  You have to be able to live something in addition to telling them the truth.  The best of the best are the most passionate about what they do, but they also understand that passion can only take people so far.  Kevin talks about Kobe Bryant doing 3 workouts per day in the off season, and how it helped him become superior to the good players who were doing 2 workouts per day.    3 Key Points: It is important to surround yourself with people who will tell you the truth if you’re going to be successful.  There is

In this episode of Y.E.L 2.0, your host Peter Voogd discusses the free training he will be opening up to the public about his formula for making money online.   Episode Highlights: Our perspective can determine our outcome. Peter has come to understand the value of freedom in being able to work from anywhere, on his own terms, and spend time with his family. It’s not easy to make money online, but it is simple. When your business is online, your market is international. Peter is opening up a free training on his 3-step system to making money online for anybody to take. He will share the 4 mistakes entrepreneurs make when going online that cause them to never make money or lose money. He will also share the 7 most proven side-hustles of 2020. Learn to make money from your intelligence rather than your time. It has become not only more common but more acceptable to make money online because traditionally secure jobs are no longer secure.   3 Key Points Making money online is simple, but not easy. This traini

In this episode of Y.E.L 2.0, your host Peter Voogd shares his tips for how to embark on a journey of self-discovery that allows you to identify and understand your unique abilities and strengths.   Episode Highlights: Peter listened to a David Blaine interview and found himself feeling inferior and thinking he could never do what David Blaine does. Then, David Blaine said his biggest fear is speaking in front of large crowds of people, which Peter does regularly and thinks he’s pretty good at it. Don’t compare yourself to others and identify and understand your unique abilities. Peter doesn’t really believe in passion. Start with your ideal outcome, starting with your strengths and values, then reverse engineering your plan. Choose your top values and narrow it down to your top 3. Choose 3 character traits you want to be used in your eulogy. In 3 words, what is your philosophy on living? What 3 values would you want to pass on to your grandchildren? What are 3 qualities you want in your ideal business partn

In this episode of Y.E.L 2.0, your host Peter Voogd tells you which bottom-line results will bring in the profits and income that you want while becoming irreplaceable to your clients!   Episode Highlights: Become irreplaceable to your clients by adding a large amount of value Make time work for you by mastering productivity Increasing your value will translate to any industry Strategy and intentional focus are behind industry leaders Increased productivity gives you control over your future and the freedom to live the life that you want. Staying busy all the time is not the same as being productive Eliminate all distractions so that you can be laser-focused on getting to where you want to be Managing life’s most precious commodity, time, is ultimately what separates the poor from the rich Successful people have the same amount of time as unsuccessful people. Let that sink in Learn from those that are doing what you want to do at a high level right now   3 Key Points Get the results that you want by increa

In this episode of Y.E.L 2.0, your host Peter Voogd explains why you need to get good at networking, the dos and the don'ts of networking, and the three game-changing moves of networking in the new economy.    Episode Highlights: Peter Voogd discusses a book giveaway of three different autographed books of which all you have to do is comment and share this post. Networking puts you in a position to turn down opportunities that aren’t beneficial to you.  A smart person learns from their mistakes and an even more successful person learns from other people’s mistakes.   When recessions happen, the money doesn’t go away, it transfers to successful people that understand supply and demand.  When you have the wrong network, you need to change your circle of influence.   What is the wrong way to network?  Be intentional when you choose people to network with and know why you're reaching out.  What are ways you can add value to someone that you want to network with?  Who you surround yourself with is who you will be

In this episode of Y.E.L 2.0, your host Peter Voogd shares his tips for how to streamline content across social media platforms to grow your audience and increase engagement.   Episode Highlights: Peter has felt overwhelmed by social media in the past and it has stopped him from taking action. Figure out who you are in the marketplace. There are three types of people: Results, Role model, or Researcher. Ideally, you want to be both a results person and a role model. To dominate social media, you are ideally all three. What are your main messages to get across? Next, figure out your main platform to be consistent on—a podcast, a Facebook or YouTube live, LinkedIn, a community page on Facebook, anything. When you do one longer form live video, you can then take it and streamline it into multiple pieces of content in snippets on multiple platforms. If you can’t take care of your one fan, you’ll never reach 100 fans. When creating content, it’s not about you and how you feel on camera; it’s about the audience. B

Episode show notes. Are both your personal and business decisions clouded by the coronavirus? People all over the world are dealing with uncertainties during the coronavirus pandemic. Although strict regulations have been lifted in some parts of the U.S., you may be feeling that a lot of things still remain outside your control. And this is making a lot of people, especially business owners anxious, stressed, and even angry at how the government is dealing with the situation.  We’ve been hearing COVID-19-related controversies, we see people on social media debating over whether to wear a mask or not, people being discriminated on the streets and establishments, and then there’s the conspiracy theories that intrigue even the non-believers. Too many this or that, and very few solid, strong information as to how the coronavirus came to be. Chronic worrying won't give you more control over things that are uncontrollable like this virus outbreak. It only sucks all the energy out of you. But by gaining more knowled

Episode show notes. Is lack of energy your #1 deterrent to having a world-class life? Energy is the most underrated commodity on the planet. You may have ironed out all your plans, have everything on schedule and in order, but if you have zero energy to execute, then you’ll always be one step away from having your dream lifestyle. I know a lot of millionaires today who gladly gave up their health for wealth and success. They were working all the time and they were getting results... until all their money couldn’t give them the energy to sustain the business. That’s why it’s extremely important to keep your energy top-notch, especially when you’re at the sacrifice stage of your business where you know that every single day you’d be in the grind. You simply can’t get to your best and last long in your business if you don’t have enough energy. One of the biggest keys to real consistency and longevity is creating consistent energy. Understanding its importance takes you one step closer to your vision and goals, a

Episode show notes. What do you do to stay motivated? It’s no secret that the key to accomplishing your goals be it in business or in life is staying motivated. Motivation is that drive that keeps you from hitting the snooze button when your alarm starts ringing nonstop in the morning. It’s the fuel that helps you get through a tough and stressful workday; It’s the thing that gives you the push you need when you feel like everything is starting to crumble down. But no matter how motivated you are, there are times where we can’t avoid experiencing slumps. It’s easy to find motivation but staying motivated is a different conversation. For some, it’s easy to shake it off and then they get back in the game but for others, it’s a struggle. So how do you re-energize your motivation batteries and stay motivated most of the time? How do you stay in the zone and focus on your game? If you’re finding it hard to stay focused and motivated, then today’s episode will surely be a treat for all of you out there who want to

Episode show notes. Is lockdown anxiety keep you from picking up the sport of entrepreneurship and building wealth? Overcoming this economic downturn does not take a lot of guts. But it does need you to crush fear because the real epidemic right now is that - fear. Adapting, preparing, and adjusting the way you do business and earn money are your lifelines and what will ultimately transition your efforts to something that will yield real money during the quarantine. How are you preparing your business to come back stronger? Where are you putting your money right now? Are you doubling down? Or are you taking the path of least resistance? If you’re serious about coming out on top, you gotta reinforce your mindset, your discipline, and your motivation. Use and abuse this quarantine time to take advantage of opportunities provided to you by available resources. Move quickly. Adapt. If you need to pivot, pivot and act fast! A curation of value-packed interviews that best explain how you should be adapting to the e

Episode show notes. Is the Great Lockdown starting to make you feel hopeless at making real money? Watching the daily news talk about the rising number of COVID-related deaths and the disastrous impact this lockdown is making on the global economy can have you feeling like no money is being made by anybody right now. Well, let me stop you right there.  I remember a very successful friend of mine telling me that when the economy is down, the money doesn’t disappear. It just transfers hands and it goes to the people who understand how to become more valuable at a time like this. Did you know that 76% of businesses started in a depression or recession? If you can shift your perspective, if you can cut back on watching the negative news and start being around or listening to successful people who you know will have a positive influence on you, your lifestyle, and your income, then there’s no stopping you from beating this COVID-induced recession. Join today’s podcast episode where Peter reveals the 5-step proven

Episode show notes. Are you handcuffed to the idea that you need a job to be wealthy? While traditional education sets an early foundation for your literacy, it does not make you competent to make informed decisions that involve all your financial resources. Without a know-what and a know-how, you’ll find yourself 70 years old and still living the most average life, if not broke.  And with a pandemic that continues to threaten the dollar and puts us in a deep recession, how do you intend to survive without so much as financial education? Robert Kiyosaki, author of best-selling personal finance book, Rich Dad Poor Dad, gets in-depth with Peter Voogd about how the book came to be. Robert is an investor, entrepreneur, and a celebrated financial literacy advocate. Robert Kiyosaki sold over 40 million copies of his Rich Dad, Poor Dad financial book series which changed the way tens of millions of people view and use money. He is known for his compelling communication style which appeals to all ages, making him a N

Episode show notes. How would you like to be part of a powerful community that’s a breeding ground for wealth? Ever wondered how rich people seem to personally know one another despite them being in different industries serving different markets? That’s because over the years of continually learning to better their craft and establishing themselves in their respective fields, they have become fully aware that what fuels their million dollar success is their intentional and nurtured relationship with the right people. By building high level relationships in and even out of your industry, you can create a strong network of credible people that speaks volume of your own credibility and what can be expected from you. If you have the right roadmap and the right mentor, consider it a ticket to scaling and really building that million dollar life you dream about. Elevating your circle of influence is your game changer. How? When you surround yourself with people who share your vision, when you place yourself in an e