Success Unshared Is Failure with John Paul DeJoria - Genius Network Episode #4

Join John Paul DeJoria and Joe Polish in a fascinating conversation about how John raised himself from homeless to billionaire, the character traits that determine your success, why today is the great time in history to start a business and much more. Here's a glance at what you'll learn from John Paul Dejoria in this episode: John Paul shares the story of how he raised himself from homeless to billionaire The biggest accidental business lesson John Paul ever learned Billionaire Time Management: How John Paul handles requests, communications and relationships The character trait that determines whether you will be a success or failure in life Why today is the greatest time in history to start a business John Paul's Billion Dollar Money And Wealth Advice: When it comes to making, keeping and giving money, here's what every person should know... How to handle rejection and become a standout entrepreneur The one thing successful people do differently than ordinary people John Paul reveals his decision making process when it comes to investing his time, money and energy 2 habits for becoming clearer and impacting the world 3 core values that are vital to entrepreneurial success 3 character traits that make great leaders 4 key elements to look for when getting into a business The most important criteria to look for when hiring team members 2 things John Paul is most proud of in his life The way to treat your employees, staff and partners that ensures they love working with you A smarter way to evaluate business opportunities Don't Be In The Selling Business: If you want to be wealthy, be in the _________ business 2 of John Paul's biggest business challenges and how he go through them One action you can take to transform insecurity into power The one thing every high level achievers and entrepreneurs needs to know about success... Why you have the ability to achieve 10x what you ever thought possible The 2 most important actions you can take to raise healthy, responsible, smart children John Paul's surprising definition of "Success"