284: The “Miracle” Behind Becoming a Millionaire with Hal Elrod and David Osborn
Wealth is not an accident, it’s a choice. And on today’s powerful episode of The BiggerPockets Podcast, you’ll learn exactly how to make that choice each and every day. We’re excited to bring back two return guests, Hal Elrod and David Osborn, to talk about the choices that wealthy people make to ensure they stay focused on reaching their goals. You’ll hear about Hal’s recent battle with cancer and the mindset that allowed him to overcome the odds and live. You’ll discover how your diet can make you wealthy and how to command your day from the moment you wake—even if you aren’t a morning person. And you’ll discover the powerful concept of having an “air game” in addition to your “ground game”—and how understanding the distinction can make you wealthier than you have ever dreamed. Packed with wisdom, humor, and incredible insight, this show will leave you pumped up and ready to choose wealth.
In This Episode We Cover:
- Hal’s cancer survival story and the Miracle Morning movie
- David’s latest updates
- What their miracle mornings look like
- How Miracle Morning for Millionaires came to be
- Overcoming the “but I’m not a morning person” objection
- How to own your agenda
- Choosing to be wealthy
- How to find the right group of people
- The thing that’s more effective than work ethic
- Tips on self leadership
- How to develop unwavering focus
- And SO much more!
Links from the Show
- BiggerPockets Forums
- BiggerPockets Podcast 157: A Simple Morning Ritual to Help You Dominate Every Area of Your Life with Hal Elrod
- BiggerPockets Podcast 226: From “D-Student” to $400,000 in Annual Rental Property Cash Flow with David Osborn
- BiggerPockets Webinars
- Illuminate Film Festival
- Why I Don’t Want To Get Rich (And Why You Shouldn’t Either) (Article)
- GoBundance
Books Mentioned in this Show
- The Miracle Morning by Hal Elrod
- Miracle Morning Millionaires by Hal Elrod, David Osborn & Honoree Corder
- Secrets of the Millionaire Mind by T. Harv Eker
- Rich Dad Poor Dad by Robert T. Kiyosaki
- Rich Dad’s CASHFLOW Quadrant by Robert T. Kiyosaki
- Wealth Can’t Wait by David Osborn
Tweetable Topics:
- “It’s not about overthinking things. It’s about finding things that work and putting them into action quickly.” (Tweet This!)
- “There’s no way you win in life without having your agenda and being purposeful towards your agenda.” (Tweet This!)
- “The economic downturn was my lucky break.” (Tweet This!)
- “Work ethic is not enough.” (Tweet This!)
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