From Errand Boy To Real Estate Investor: How One Man Made a Huge Change

John Evbuomwan is a renaissance man.

He is a man of many talents. In his career, John has been so many different things: a Real Estate agent, investor, contractor, errand boy, insurance agent, and dentist assistant.

He has had some crazy things happen to him in his career. For one, an angry contractor pulled a gun out of his car to threaten him with!

But John still has an amazing view on life–He works hard and continuously proves his natural kindness the things he does. He loves to help people and wants to be a tool to help humanity!

On this episode of the Freedom Chasers Podcast, join us as we talk about kindness, money, crazy stories, and John’s journey to financial freedom!

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Quotes -

17:28 “Go to school, study hard, be educated, but then there's also the understanding of how the world works.”

18:16 “You got to work like you didn’t pray and pray like you didn’t work.”

26:06 “I want to build wealth and be an example and be an inspiration to people.”

29:29 “I want to continue to be an example. I want to continue to make my life better, so I can also help others.”

30:59 “I have a gift to be a master of all my endeavors. All I have to do is drop my pride and put myself out there and know that I am a vessel for humanity.”

35:59 “You’re bringing people down, so you can’t be elevated for bringing people down, you have to be an example.”

36:19 “It’s very simple but it’s hard.”

48:16 “It's very important that we gain the trust of our clients, our business, potential partners.”

51:22 “We are spirits first before we are human.”

51:33 “Financially, money is energy.”

Concepts -

0:29 - John had a crazy experience! He went from an errand boy to a general contractor because the original one was out sick!

2:15 - There was a crazy worker who brought out a gun!

17:19 - John was taught that you go to school, you work hard there, and you learn how the world works!

26:06 - Being an inspiration is very important to John. He wants to bring more peace and harmony to humanity.

30:59 - John knows that he is in control over how he does things and how that can affect people, good or bad.

31:01- Helping people is one of the best things you can do! That is John’s opinion on the subject.

35:59 - To bring people down is awful. If you bring others down, you'll never be elevated.

34:26 - Having a mindset of abundance is an important mindset to have and it allows you to give to others.

39:20 - Being kind has helped and not helped in business but it’s important to help anyways!

47:28 - When John is financially free, he wants to travel the world and help people in foregin countries!

Time Stamps -

0:00-0:28- Introduction
0:29-2:59- Craziest Experience?
3:00-4:35- Did you have any previous experience?
4:36-6:04- Mentorship?
6:05-12:05- What were your feelings going from errand boy to general contractor?
12:06-17:03- Then to now
17:04-19:59- How did you get exposure to financial literacy?
20:00-23:34- Where do you get your work ethic?
23:35-27:47- What were your emotions during a tough situation?
27:48-31:00- How did you leverage your emotions?
31:01-34:19- Helping people
34:20-39:20- Why should people be generous?
39:21-43:20- Has being kind in business helped?
43-21-47:27- What do you teach people?
47:28-51:38- What does financial freedom look like for you?
51:39-56:10- How do you use your spiritual energy in business?
56:11-59:07- What's your goal for the next 12 months?
59:08-59:31- Ending
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