Cashflow Canucks - Tom Matzen

Join me and my guest, Tom Matzen, talk about making your impact as an entrepreneur. Tom is an international best-selling author, seminar presenter, and highly sought-after business coach. He helps entrepreneurs create high ticket programs that guarantee results. He has a lot of great insights to share, so stay tuned and enjoy! In this episode, you’ll learn about: ● Learning from your own mistake versus learning from someone else’s mistake ● It doesn't matter what profession you’re in. You need a combination of skills, accountability, and mentorship. ● Fear of success is a sneaky bugger because you don't know it's there. ● Startup is not supposed to be a five-year journey. It's supposed to be a temporary phase along the way. That’s why capital is essential. ● People don't want to pay for information. They want to pay for results. ● And more! About Tom Matzen: As an international best-selling author and seminar presenter, he has been able to share his message of business success & failure to more than 100,000 people on 4 continents. He has been interviewed in Success Mag, Inc Mag, Entrepreneur, USA Today, Wall Street Journal, and literally 100's of radio & TV Stations across North America, sharing the secrets of business success, learned from his business ventures and from his personal interviews with some 204 business leaders. More importantly, his personal coaching clients have generated more than one hundred million in sales in dozens of industries. Entrepreneurs hire Tom to build seven-figure authority businesses for them fast, because most are so busy wearing all their hats, doing things they don’t love. Bottom line, the Authority does what they’re great at, Tom and his team do the rest and guarantee them a million-dollar income within two years. As a speaker, he's fun, engaging, and filled with real-world stories of success and failure. You can find Tom Matzen on: ● LinkedIn - linkedin.com/in/tommatzen ● Website - tommatzen.com ● Twitter - ravingfans4life ● Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/tom.matzen