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Failing Your Way to Millions with International Airline Pilot Steve Rozenberg

Episode Summary

In Episode 53, international airline pilot and renowned real estate investor Steve Rozenberg joins the show. Steve walks us through how he failed his way to millions and created the fastest growing property management company in all of Texas. Steve has over 20 years of experience in the real estate investing world and drops gem after gem throughout the entire episode. We dive in on the psychology behind becoming an entrepreneur and the importance of working smarter, not harder. Steve has an amazing way of motivating others through personal stories of overcoming fear, diminishing his own limiting beliefs, and tackling life head on. Steve teaches a systematic business approach to investing and advises people learn the ins an outs of running a business before picking a lane to hone in on. His sniper mentality helps cut through the fluff and allows others to see their investing path clearly through focused action.

Episode Notes

In Episode 53, international airline pilot and renowned real estate investor Steve Rozenberg joins the show. Steve walks us through how he failed his way to millions and created the fastest growing property management company in all of Texas. Steve has over 20 years of experience in the real estate investing world and drops gem after gem throughout the entire episode. We dive in on the psychology behind becoming an entrepreneur and the importance of working smarter, not harder. Steve has an amazing way of motivating others through personal stories of overcoming fear, diminishing his own limiting beliefs, and tackling life head on. Steve teaches a systematic business approach to investing and advises people learn the ins an outs of running a business before picking a lane to hone in on. His sniper mentality helps cut through the fluff and allows others to see their investing path clearly through focused action.

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Previous Guests on The Weekly Juice Podcast include: 

Brandon TurnerTarek El-Moussa, David GreeneTony J. Robinson, Mike Ayala, Jamie Gruber, Robert Croak, Mark SimpsonChad “Coach” CarsonHeather Blankenship, Tim BratzJ. ScottMatt FairclothMichael Elefante, Devon Kennard, Paula PantJake Harris, and Avery Carl

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