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EPISODE · Dec 18, 2024 · 48 MIN

Episode 9 Financial and Business Services Yamil Cruz

from Battlefield to Business · host Jarvis Buchanan

Episode Synopsis: Yamil's Development Over Time1. Guest Background:Yamil is the founder of Leaders Make Leaders, a business centered around leadership development and financial services. He helps individuals and families create financial plans, focusing on investments, insurance, and mortgages. Yamil's business goes beyond typical financial advising by offering free financial planning and charging for products and services only when needed, fostering trust and long-term relationships. His vision is to grow an organization of leaders, providing opportunities for others to build their own teams and agencies. Through his business model, Yamil emphasizes leadership, not just salesmanship, and seeks to create a strong culture of mentorship and growth.2. Key Points Discussed:Transition Planning: Yamil stresses the importance of planning at least a year ahead of time for a smooth transition from military to civilian life.Building an Agency vs. Salesperson Role: In his industry, Yamil highlights the value of building an agency with a team rather than being just a salesperson. By developing a group of agents, it's possible to create a sustainable, scalable business model that generates consistent income.Steps to Start in Financial Services: Yamil walks through the process of becoming licensed in the financial industry—either by self-funding the licensing or finding an organization that will sponsor it. He encourages aspiring financial professionals to take action, even if unsure at first, as the experience will be valuable regardless of the outcome.Leadership in Business: At the core of his business is the principle of leadership development. Yamil's goal is to help his team members grow into leadership roles and build their own teams, leading to financial success for everyone involved.3. Takeaways for the Audience:Preparation is Key: Starting early and preparing for the transition from military to civilian life is essential for success.Mentorship Matters: Finding a mentor who has been successful in the field can significantly accelerate personal growth and understanding.Go All In: Committing to your passion and taking the necessary steps—whether through formal education or hands-on experience—is the best way to discover if it’s the right path for you.Dream Big: Set ambitious goals that not only drive personal success but also impact others positively.4. Way Ahead for Leaders Make Leaders:Yamil’s vision is to build an organization where 43 people are earning at least $1 million per year. This goal is driven by his desire to not only generate wealth but also to use it to support charitable causes, such as foster care, and create a lasting impact in the world. He sees financial success as a tool to make a difference, with the ultimate goal being to have his business transform lives both professionally and personally.Find Yamil:Social Media: @LeadersMakeLeadersWebsite: LeadersMakeLeaders.orgThis episode is a powerful example of how passions can evolve and how with the right mindset and preparation, anyone—especially veterans—can transition into a thriving business, no matter when they start. Yamil's leadership-driven approach offers valuable insights for anyone looking to create meaningful change in their own lives and businesses.

Episode Synopsis: Yamil's Development Over Time1. Guest Background:Yamil is the founder of Leaders Make Leaders, a business centered around leadership development and financial services. He helps individuals and families create financial plans, focusing on investments, insurance, and mortgages. Yamil's business goes beyond typical financial advising by offering free financial planning and charging for products and services only when needed, fostering trust and long-term relationships. His vision is to grow an organization of leaders, providing opportunities for others to build their own teams and agencies. Through his business model, Yamil emphasizes leadership, not just salesmanship, and seeks to create a strong culture of mentorship and growth.2. Key Points Discussed:Transition Planning: Yamil stresses the importance of planning at least a year ahead of time for a smooth transition from military to civilian life.Building an Agency vs. Salesperson Role: In his industry, Yamil highlights the value of building an agency with a team rather than being just a salesperson. By developing a group of agents, it's possible to create a sustainable, scalable business model that generates consistent income.Steps to Start in Financial Services: Yamil walks through the process of becoming licensed in the financial industry—either by self-funding the licensing or finding an organization that will sponsor it. He encourages aspiring financial professionals to take action, even if unsure at first, as the experience will be valuable regardless of the outcome.Leadership in Business: At the core of his business is the principle of leadership development. Yamil's goal is to help his team members grow into leadership roles and build their own teams, leading to financial success for everyone involved.3. Takeaways for the Audience:Preparation is Key: Starting early and preparing for the transition from military to civilian life is essential for success.Mentorship Matters: Finding a mentor who has been successful in the field can significantly accelerate personal growth and understanding.Go All In: Committing to your passion and taking the necessary steps—whether through formal education or hands-on experience—is the best way to discover if it’s the right path for you.Dream Big: Set ambitious goals that not only drive personal success but also impact others positively.4. Way Ahead for Leaders Make Leaders:Yamil’s vision is to build an organization where 43 people are earning at least $1 million per year. This goal is driven by his desire to not only generate wealth but also to use it to support charitable causes, such as foster care, and create a lasting impact in the world. He sees financial success as a tool to make a difference, with the ultimate goal being to have his business transform lives both professionally and personally.Find Yamil:Social Media: @LeadersMakeLeadersWebsite: LeadersMakeLeaders.orgThis episode is a powerful example of how passions can evolve and how with the right mindset and preparation, anyone—especially veterans—can transition into a thriving business, no matter when they start. Yamil's leadership-driven approach offers valuable insights for anyone looking to create meaningful change in their own lives and businesses.

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