Randy Garn is a New York Times bestselling author, serial entrepreneur, investor, and business and life strategist.

Randy has been awarded entrepreneur of the year by Ernst & Young and top 40 under 40 entrepreneur.

He's passionate about growing companies and the people behind them.

Randy has mastered the art of relationships and customer acquisition and is behind

the business strategy of many of the most well-known thought leaders and CEOs in the world.

He is also an alumnus of Brigham Young University and of Harvard University. Randy's biggest

priority in life is being a father and husband to his wife Charlotte,

their four beautiful daughters and two rowdy boys. Randy and his wife also recently recalled as mission leaders for the Church of Jesus Christ in the Texas Houston South

Mission for three years starting July of 2024. This interview was such a delight and a blessing to me. We start off by discussing

his book and how it was a literal answer to prayer for me. And then we go into some really

inspiring topics like prosperity, fulfillment, and where joy truly comes from. I have a feeling

you're going to be so uplifted and will feel like you can conquer anything once you

listen to this interview. Okay, I have my new friend Randy Garn on the podcast today. I'm super

excited to talk to you, Randy. It was such a delight to meet you in person. I've been following

you for a long time. But I have to tell you, actually, I almost never do this starting out

with a guest. I usually let them tell a story, but I have to tell you a story. So recently,

like we've been going through some changes in our business and anyone that's like really familiar and especially people who have been loyal to our brand mint arrow for the last 10 or 11 years knows this that we've kind of like split off and we have two basically two things going on.

And so for the last few years, I've really tried to focus like, okay, what does God want me to do?

There's kind of a lot going on here.

I can only do so much.

And so recently in, as I was praying, the thought came to me to ask God, teach me how to

prosper.

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