EPISODE · Oct 26, 2020 · 35 MIN
Episode 166: Russell Brunson - Former D1 Wrestler turned Co-Founder of ClickFunnels
from The Gametime Guru · host Shane Larson
For many of us, Russell Brunson is known for his marketing expertise! He's the "King of Sales Funnels" and with that is the Co-Founder of ClickFunnels. He's the 'Marketing Guru' and we hear about that side of things all the time. Today, however, we get to hear about his athletic side! He's the perfect guest for the show because he'll share with us many stories and life lessons from his time as a wrestler. Russell was a state champion wrestler and competed at the D1 Level for both BYU and Boise State University. Listen in as he shares some valuable lessons with us today! This is a perfect interview for all athletes, parents, and coaches alike! If you think athletes are just a bunch of dumb jocks...well, guess what...you can just look at the business that Russell has built over at ClickFunnels and I bet my life on it you'll change that perspective pretty quickly! Russell is a business owner, author, mentor, athlete, husband, father, etc. If you enjoy the podcast, don't forget to leave me a 5-Star Review on Apple Podcasts and share this with your friends and family! ___________________________________ If you are an entrepreneur who wants to learn more about marketing, funnel building, and overall business, then you MUST check out the One Funnel Away Challenge! Russell himself put this together so now you can see how unbelievably smart the man is! Don't miss out on an opportunity to learn from some of the best marketers in the business! Go HERE NOW!! ___________________________________ If you want to read one of Russell's best selling books, check out Traffic Secrets!! Make sure to follow me on all my platforms for Social Media: Instagram: @gametimeguru Twitter: @thegametimeguru
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