ADPI_238: Becoming Your Best Self With Austin Linney

On this week’s episode, Kevin interviews business performance coach, Austin Linney. Austin talks about the hyper focus on his mindset of success and how you can transform yourself from within. If you’re looking for your next step after transitioning of the military or just in real estate in general, listen up- this episode has the tips for you!"Understand that your goals – as they sit today – are only a past reflection of who you used to be. They’re not where you’re going, right?."-Austin LinneyHere are 5 Key Takeaways from this episode:Austin’s Real Estate BeginningsNetwork in Your Neighborhood!The Power of OutsourcingHow to Focus on Your Core ValuesFinding Freedom in Passive IncomeHonorable Mentions & Useful LinksRich Dad Poor DadWhat You Say When You Talk to YourselfThe Gap and the GainConnect with AustinInstagramWebsiteEmailPhone: (512) 529-7515Support the showADPI was built by military members who realized something most people never question: trading time for money doesn’t lead to freedom.So we built a different path.Today, ADPI helps active-duty service members, veterans, and military spouses build passive income through real estate, entrepreneurship, and strategic investing. Inside the community you’ll find thousands of military investors who speak the same language of service, discipline, and execution.The mission isn’t just buying properties.It’s building a life with options.More time with family.More control of your future.More impact in the community you serve.If you’re active duty or a veteran and serious about using real estate to build lasting wealth, the ADPI Military Multifamily Cohort Program was built for you. We walk you through the entire process step by step, from building your team to structuring deals and going after properties that actually move the needle.Book your free strategy call right now:https://www.activedutypassiveincome.com/podcast-mmahttps://www.gohighlevel.com/active-duty-passive-income?fp_ref=active-duty-passive-income-llc66No pressure. No pitch. Just a real conversation about where you want to go.Follow ADPI for ...