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🗓️ 22 April 2019
⏱️ 63 minutes
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Success is a dazzling word. It’s a common goal for everybody. The reason why everybody else struggles and works harder. When do you say you succeeded in life? Other people linked success to properties, wealth, a huge amount of money in the bank, and favorable career. Yet, it depends on the goals, mindset, and personality you have. Is there a true measure of success?
In this episode of Millionaire Mindcast, we have a superb guest, Rod Khleif who shares tons of value about real estate, business, goal-setting, mindset, life, fulfillment, success and giving back.
Brace yourself as we dive in on today’s episode!
Rod Khleif is passionate real estate investor who has personally owned and managed over 2,000 homes and apartment buildings. Rod has built over 23 businesses in his 40-year business career. Rod has combined his passion for real estate investing with his personal philosophy of goal setting, envisioning, and manifesting success to become one of America’s top real estate investment and high-performance life coaches. He loves training and coaching the “psychology of success” to aspiring real estate investors and entrepreneurs.
Rod is the founder and long-serving president of the Tiny Hands Foundation, a children’s charitable foundation that leads several annual community charitable initiatives. Over the past 14 years, Rod’s work has benefitted more than 60,000 underprivileged community children.
Rod host of the Top-ranked Real Estate Investment Podcast; “The Lifetime CashFlow Through Real Estate Investing Podcast" with more than 4,500,000 downloads. He is also the author of “How to Create Lifetime CashFlow Through Multifamily Properties” considered to be an essential “textbook” for aspiring and experienced multifamily investors, and the “29 Fatal Mistakes Many Apartment Buyers Make”.
Rod started out from scratch and got his real-estate broker’s license when he turned 18. He encountered a lot of challenges along the way but he chose to play the game and never give up. He admits that his life is moving upside down. During best moments, he thought himself as a ‘real-estate God’, but unfortunately, he ended up losing $50 million in 2008. Rod strives hard and strengthens his mindset to recover from bankruptcy. He discovered that 80-90% of success in anything is the mindset and only about 10-20% is the real estate or business & all other stuff. Rod believes in the power of visualization and stresses to don’t underestimate it. Anything amazing that’s ever built and created in this world was visualized. It is critical to have clarity of your vision because the clearer your vision is the faster you’re going to get it.
Whatever field you’re up to, growing up oneself is essential. It doesn’t have to be a massive growth but a consistent gradual improvement. Thus, real-estate is tough, if you want to engage, start to educate yourself, and build a strong foundation. There’s no better time than right now to learn this business.
Likewise, focus on the beautiful things that you want, surround yourself with the right people and avoid negativity. Love your family & friends but choose your peers. Find like-minded people, get around with people who are motivated, will push you up and empower you. Don’t let the fears of other people hold you back because the only way to be successful is to be positive. Find what it is that you love and do it because that what makes you fulfilled at the end.
Therefore, if you want financial success, know your target, know exactly what are the things you want and know why you want it.
Some Questions I Ask:
“If you want something, you need to experience it.”
“Imagine that if you’re going to write it down you’re going to get it.”
“Progress equals happiness.”
“Life is to be happy.”
“Success without fulfillment is not really a success.”
“You’re going to be happy if you’re giving back.”
“Clarity is power.”
“The worst thing in this world is to have regret at the end of your life.”
“Stand guard at the door to your mind.”
“Do what you loved.”
“Education without implementation is entertainment.”
“Get started and just do it.”
“Learning is earning.”
“Imagine because if you do, there’s nothing could stop you.”
“It’s really knowing what you want & really wanting it.”
“Comfort truly kills.”
“I’m the fire, ready, aim guy.”
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0:00.0 | Welcome to the Millionaire Mindcast, where we broadcast weekly interviews with millionaire minds from across the globe |
0:12.0 | to empower you on your journey of unlocking a rich and fulfilling life. |
0:17.0 | It's time to unleash your millionaire within. |
0:20.0 | Now, here's your host 90 a well i'm excited to welcome |
0:27.0 | into the show mr rod cleef what's going on my man you my brother you i'm so excited we're |
0:33.5 | going to have a lot of fun today well i've uh you been a fan of Mr. Rod Cleave for some time. |
0:40.9 | Obviously, he's got one of the top podcasts in iTunes. |
0:44.5 | So any real estate investor listening to this show right now, |
0:46.8 | you got to be sure to check out his podcast. |
0:49.7 | But today we get kind of an insider, you know, |
0:53.1 | fly-on-the- wall conversation to, you know, |
0:55.9 | dig into your story and what you've been up to and how you've gotten to the level that you've |
1:00.0 | gotten to, but without, well, it's been with many hardships and challenges along the way. So, |
1:05.7 | why don't you get everybody up to speed on, you know, those that don't know who you are, |
1:09.3 | who is Rod Clef and what got you into real estate? Sure, sure, absolutely. Thank you speed on, you know, those that don't know who you are. Who is Rod Cleef and what got |
1:11.0 | you into real estate? Sure, sure. Absolutely. Thank you. So, you know, my story starts in |
1:16.2 | really 1966 when I immigrated to this country. I was six years old. We ended up in Denver, |
1:22.4 | Colorado. And I was with my brother and my mother when we immigrated and we didn't have any money. |
1:29.0 | In fact, my mom babysat kids so that we'd have enough money to eat. |
1:33.0 | And, you know, I grew up wearing clothes from the Goodwill and eating expired food and drinking powdered milk because that's all we could afford. |
1:41.0 | And, you know, I know lots of people had it much harder than we did, |
1:44.5 | but I also knew that I wanted more. And I watched my mom with her babysitting money. She bought |
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