I had a chance to interview Rich Lazzara and the mind set he has is absolutely mind blowing. Rich’s primary business is manufacturing luxury yachts so he deals with multi-millionaires on a daily basis and gave me some amazing insights. This was definitely one of my favorite interviews that I have done. I think you will find this to be a very inspirational interview, and highly recommend you listen to this one.
Here’s just a few of the highlights:
- Leveraging your blog to create products, generate revenue, and turn your blog into a business
- The one quality that sets multi-millionaires apart from the rest of us
- The future of big business
- A Networking Strategy that can grow your contacts regardless of your industry
- Turn the things you know how to do into your first product
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Srini, Thanks for the interview! Sorry for my crappy mic, need to get that fixed. Good job.
Rich, I think it was a great interview. I learned alot from it and I think my readers will too. Your advice and counsel over the last few weeks has been of tremendous value to me and I’m really grateful for it. As I work towards products, and monetizing ideas I’ll definitely be reaching out to you for advice.
Guys, I really enjoyed this interview. Thank you both. I particularly appreciated Rich’s passion for social media and networking.
Hey Mark,
Thanks for stopping by. Hope you’ll listen to some of the other interviews I’ve done and have planned as well.
This is why Rich and I talked so much in Vegas…full of energy and ideas.
Srini,
I’ve been following Rich quite a bit. He’s a great guy and I’m loving his messages. It’s great to hear this interview. You guys really get this thing heated up, and you both make a lot of great points.
There is one thing that is important to me about entrepreneurship that I didn’t hear you guys touch on too much.
That is WORKLOAD.
We human beings are incredible. We can adjust our daily schedules and our lives to pack in more and more to the point that we have no time for the things that REALLY matter in life; family, friends, legacy.
There has to be a balance.
My question is; how do we transfer from a self business owner to a business that is more automatic and outsourced? I don’t mean taking the personality out of what we do, we can always do that. Some day I want to play… and play A LOT. Play could mean working on quirky and fun business ideas while traveling the world.