Dana Derricks
On today's podcast, Seth speaks to Dana Derricks, an entrepreneur, author, speaker — and of course, a goat farmer. He’s not like any guest we’ve ever had on the podcast. There’s something just so unique about the way Dana delivers his message and the approach he has to business.
Dana shares how he started from selling his buddy's drawings on the playground for 50 cents and splitting the money with him... to being "the only person in my school's history to nab an athletic scholarship to college"... to running multiple successful businesses, this is in his blood.
He has dedicated his life to helping people become successful entrepreneurs by implementing strategies that have created extraordinary results for his clients and in his own professional life.
Otherwise known as "The Copywriting Professor" and "World's Best Goat Farmer", Dana has worked with well over a thousand e-commerce professionals - turning regular sellers into millionaires! His high-ticket books are in the hands of professionals in over 47 countries and his Goat Farm Mastermind attracts entrepreneurs from across the globe.
Dana is an active member of Russell Brunson's Inner Circle, and recently completed a major copy writing project for Brunson in his relaunch of ClickFunnels.com. He has also written for numerous business-building and advancement companies, and has helped experts sky-rocket their careers.
Dana attributes much of his success to his ability to overcome adversity and maintain balance in the 3 main areas of life - career, personal, and family-relational. Tune in as he drops value bombs and knowledge nuggets, it just may be what you need to achieve your own balance and success!
Learn more about Dana Derricks, here:
https://www.danaderricks.com/homepage
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