Preston Brown is a successful speaker, entrepreneur, and multiple eight-figure business owner who specializes in disruptive innovation and profitably scaling companies. He started his first company in college and became an expert in finance, business, and real estate. Brown has advised hundreds of CEOs and entrepreneurs on growing and scaling their companies. His father’s death in 2019 was a turning point that made him realize the meaning of life is love, not money. Brown believes that entrepreneurship is a beautiful journey that involves challenges and fighting every day. Love has three levels, and paradoxes indicate that miracles are present. The paradox of unconditional love requires reciprocation to turn a line into a circle. Businesses can use love in a transactional way by giving something away for free with no expectation of reciprocation. Investing in mindset, coaching, seminars, books, and networking are essential to success.
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- Preston Brown is a speaker, entrepreneur, and multiple eight-figure business owner.
- He specializes in disruptive innovation and profitably scaling companies.
- He started his first company in college and was making more than his professors soon after.
- Brown is an expert in finance, business, and real estate and has advised hundreds of CEOs and entrepreneurs on growing and scaling their companies.
- At the age of seven, he became obsessed with making money.
- He pursued money relentlessly
- He built companies and put competitors out of business.
- In 2019, he received a phone call informing him of his father’s death, which was a turning point in his life.
- It made him realize that he had been chasing money his entire life, and he was going to die someday.
- He realized that love should be the meaning of life and not money.
- Brown believes that entrepreneurship is a beautiful journey that involves dealing with challenges and fighting every day.
- Love has three levels, and one loves as much as they are willing to suffer for another person.
- Paradoxes indicate that a miracle is present, and if someone is not experiencing plenty of miracles, they may be doing something wrong.
- The paradox of unconditional love is that it requires reciprocation to turn a line with a beginning and ending into a circle with no beginnings or endings.
- Businesses can use love in a transactional way by giving something away for free with no expectation of reciprocation.
- Investing in mindset, coaching, seminars, books, and networking are all essential to success.
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