If you're successful, success leaves clues, success leaves breadcrums, and if somebody's gone behind themselves

and swept away all the breadcrums, it's probably not a very good sign.

You know, I've been on the Inc 5000 twice.

I've won two eight figure awards from click funnels.

Like, these are things that can't be hidden,

nor can they be faked.

And I think that, yeah, you know,

caveat emptor in the world we live in,

it's very reasonable to err on the side of skepticism. I'm Greg Gunn, and welcome to the future podcast.

Today's guest is the founder and CEO of Entra Institute,

a platform that teaches people how to build businesses and make a living in

non-traditional ways. Which makes total sense because when our guest was a kid, he dropped out of

high school and taught himself jazz piano to pay the bills. And as a failed

musician myself, I totally understand that decision. Eventually he

traded the piano keys for keyboard and started his own affiliate marketing

business and dug himself out of insurmountable debt.

And by insurmountable, I mean $400,000.

He and Chris talk about the concept of digital real estate and the long game behind creating wealth from an online business.

They also get pretty raw about the experiences that fuel our guests death-defying drive to be good at things.

It's really interesting to listen to you. Now while researching his business

I found a few is this legit articles which gave me pause and I don't know about you but I'm inherently

skeptical of any business guru types, so to speak.

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