In this episode Tim and Greg interview Tyler Chesser, a successful real estate investor and host of the Elevate podcast. Tyler shares his journey from working in corporate America to becoming a real estate entrepreneur, emphasizing the importance of personal development and mindset in achieving success.
He discusses the value of investing in oneself, surrounding oneself with successful people, and the role of coaching in personal and professional growth. Tyler also shares his perspective on the current economic climate and the importance of playing the long game in real estate investing.
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WHAT TO LISTEN FOR
4:17 Tyler’s Transition from Employee to Entrepreneur
8:04 Learning From Challenges and Developing Mindsets
10:01 When You Realize the Potential of Real Estate
ABOUT TYLER CHESSER
Tyler worked in marketing for a global restaurant company climbing the corporate ladder (slowly). One day he realized he was “waiting” to be promoted to the next level and needed to take more control. Success and growth depended on how well he updated his resume. He became a licensed salesperson, immersed himself in real estate, and took control of his future. These were the first steps…
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