E175 - Elite Spartans

Bedros Keuilian Podcast Show

Bedros Keuilian

Self-improvement, Education

5 • 2.2K Ratings

🗓️ 13 January 2021

⏱️ 55 minutes

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Summary

Alex shares his inspiring story of loss, suicide, immigration and achieving ultimate success. You’ll also hear Alex share about the power of mentorship, how Bedros called him out during a live mastermind and why it takes ten plus years to become a successful Empire Builder.

01:15 - Meet today’s guest Alex Zuniga, founder of Elite Spartans.
02:15 - Alex shares how he joined Mexico City’s most prestigious military school at the age of thirteen and the impact it had on his life.
05:25 - After Military school Alex loses his father, his family's wealth crumbles and he even battled suicide.
07:25 - Next, Alex shares how his mom desired for him to leave the country and come to America to continue building his education.
11:35 - Discover the beginning of Alex’s Entrepreneurial journey and hear about the founding of his company Elite Spartans.
12:50 - How getting good at selling gym memberships led to the foundation of Alex’s empire building.
13:58 - Alex gets hit by a drunk driver and needs two years of recovery to be able to walk again.
17:52 - Alex shares the very first time he ever came to learn about Bedros and how his mentorship led to his business transformation.
21:10 - Bedros calls Alex out and brings the heat during a live Mastermind.
31:10 - Next, Alex shares the value of mentorship and how it’s the single greatest action you can take to accelerate your growth.
53:22 - Stay up to date and follow Alex on Instagram and Facebook: @elitespartans

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Transcript

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0:00.0	Every single successful person who achieved great things
0:03.6	has put at least 10 or 20 years behind
0:07.0	of hard, hard work and dedication. Oh, What is up everybody? My name is Matt Schneider and this is an inside look with Alex
0:31.2	Zuniga. Clearly I'm not Bedros, he's out for under the weather.
0:37.0	And so I have the pleasure of interviewing and chat with Alex today.
0:42.0	He is the founder and CEO of Elite Spartans
0:45.7	out of San Jose, California.
0:47.5	Alex, welcome.
0:48.8	Thank you for having me, man.
0:50.1	Thank you.
0:50.9	It's a pleasure to be here.
0:52.0	Yeah, man, same, same.
0:54.0	So, Alex, you are somebody that I met probably about a year, year and a half ago
1:00.0	through the coaching program.
1:03.0	So I work at headquarters
1:06.0	as the executive director of franchise development.
1:10.0	So you were coming, I think, to a coaching day with Bedros.
1:16.5	You've been coaching client with him for quite a while.
1:19.0	And one of the things that stood out to me right away
1:21.1	with you was just that how authentic you were in the conversation.
1:27.9	Just in passing, there was that thing that kind of resonated with you that I was like that guy I don't know what that guy does but he's a he's a pretty cool cat I can tell and over the last year we've interacted here and there and you've been coming to HQ and so I am really
1:46.8	interested in hearing about your story because I looked up a little bit about your journey
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