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The Science of Success

(B) Roland Frasier: How To Build Lasting Wealth, Influence, and Happiness

The Science of Success

Matt Bodnar

Self-improvement, Social Sciences, Business, Science, Entrepreneurship, Education

4.61.1K Ratings

🗓️ 15 October 2019

⏱️ 56 minutes

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Summary

In this episode we discuss how to make the most important decisions in your life. Where should you spend your time? How do you evaluate different opportunities? Are you focused on creating wealth or income, and which is more important for you? Should you make a big change in your career or industry? We dig into all of these important questions and give you the tools to answer them with our guest the legendary Roland Frasier. Roland Frasier is a serial entrepreneur who has founded, scaled or sold dozens of different businesses. He is currently CEO of the War Room Mastermind, where he advises over 150 major companies and principal in DigitalMarketer.com, among several other successful online companies. Roland has experienced business success in several industries including real estate, law, publishing, consulting, and many others. He has worked with major companies such as Microsoft, Infusionsoft, Etihad Airlines, Harper-Collins Publishing and Uber.The biggest business breakthroughs often come from applying unexpected places and cross applications The importance of creating models and frameworks for solving business problemsTake what you read and break it down into something that’s simple and useable How do you take what you’re reading and learning and turn it into something that is actually usable and applicable?The Long and The ShortThe dangers of being “cash poor” and “asset rich”Are you over-focused on income or wealth? Are you a dancing bear? Its so easy to get trapped into reinvesting 100% of your profits into growing your company How do you balance our time between short term income creation and long term wealth creation? Formula: Income Needs = Long Term Growth Desires + Lifestyle Costs + Cushion If you want yourself too far on one side or the other, it’s time to rebalance your focus a bitLife is so fragile - you have to balance living for today and living for tomorrowClassify your opportunities as either “wealth” opportunities or “income opportunities”You should be hustling, but you shouldn’t be hustling all the time.You have to stop and think.You have to stop and recover too.If you study some seriously successful and ultra driven people - they often achieve that success at the cost of their own personal and family lives If you want to really innovate, you have to take time to think.The world will demand 400% of your time. You have to limit the number of opportunities you take on. It’s easy to drown in opportunity. Once in a lifetime opportunities come around 3 or 4 times per year. PFM + Will it move the needle in terms of what you want to accomplish personally and financially? PeopleFunMoneySaying “not now” is not the same thing as saying no - it’s a great way to defer opportunitiesThe power and importance of asking for things Be inquisitive and child like in asking the things you are curious aboutThe “No harm in asking” RuleIn a business deal, if you don’t ask for what you want, it sure as well won’t be handed to you. The power of “inception” via the principle of Socratic Influencing - how you can get people to think that your ideas are theirs Lead people logically to the conclusion that you want them to arrive atThe absolutely magical power Should you “grow where you are planted?"The power and importance of developing your personal brand to help your business Homework: Determine what are you going to spend your time on? IDEA: Create a “Life Priority Matrix” Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

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0:00.0

Welcome to the Science of Success.

0:05.0

Introducing your host, Matt Bodner.

0:10.0

Welcome to the Science of Success, the number one evidence-based growth

0:15.8

podcast on the internet with more than 4 million downloads and listeners in

0:19.8

over 100 countries. In this episode, we discuss how to make the most important

0:24.8

decisions in your life and business. Where should you spend your time? How do you

0:29.5

evaluate different opportunities? Are you focused on creating wealth or income and which is more

0:34.7

important for you? Should you make a big change in your career or industry? We dig into all of these

0:40.1

important questions and give you the tools to answer them with our

0:43.8

legendary guest Roland Frazier. I was recently closing a big software deal and I was

0:50.0

thinking about how the lessons and themes from the science of success have been so

0:55.1

valuable to me as an investor and business owner. I realized that I'm leaving a lot of

1:00.7

value that I could be creating for you, the listeners, on the table.

1:05.4

I believe that many of the things that we teach on the science of success are some of the

1:09.9

biggest and most important business success factors today.

1:14.7

To that end, we're launching a new science of success segment focused on business.

1:21.3

These episodes will air every other Tuesday and will not interrupt your regularly

1:25.8

scheduled science of success programming.

1:28.9

Everything we teach on the show can be applied to achieving success in your business life.

1:33.3

And now we're going to show you how to do that,

1:35.7

along with some interviews of the world's top business experts.

1:39.9

So with that, I hope you enjoy this business focused episode of the science of success.

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