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E68 - Clarity is the Key to Long-Term Success: Guest Zach Morrow
- 2022/03/17
- 再生時間： 46 分
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There's an old saying that goes, "the clearer you are, the more certain you become." This is definitely true when it comes to business. When you are clear about your goals and what you want to achieve, it becomes a lot easier to take the necessary steps to get there, develop a plan of action, and track your progress along the way. Setting goals is important for any individual or organization, but making sure those goals are clear and concise is essential for long-term success.In today’s episode of the Expert(ish) Podcast, our guest Zach Morrow talks about what motivated him to become an entrepreneur, why clarity is the key to long-term success, and what role he plays in the investment management industry.Zach Morrow is the VP of Investor Relations at Boron Capital, an investment management firm that runs hedge funds strategically investing into self-storage complexes, mobile home communities, and cryptocurrency. His role involves connecting accredited investors to strong, stable, high-cash flow investments through strategic partnerships, commercial real estate, and private investments.Enjoy!If you are looking for an inexpensive and super convenient healthcare option, check out SkillMil Telehealth Services. It's a program that works well as a supplement to VA health care.Simply click on telehealth services on their website, fill out the basic info, and use the referral code Expert(ish) Podcast in the dropdown menu to get started.In This Episode01:28 - Backstory of Zach Morrow03:34 - What motivated him to become an entrepreneur08:51 - How Zach's business skills have evolved over time12:46 - His advice for veterans interested in launching their own business15:27 - Why clarity is the key to long-term success25:33 - Zach's strategies for growing a business31:54 - Zach's role in the investment management industry35:49 - How investing in self-storage complexes works39:12 - Locations where storage investments are expected to growFavorite Quotes37:28 - "Obviously, we're very much in an inflationary environment and quality assets really stand to gain from that. So, having your money working inside of good assets, not only allows you for good appreciation but you've got continued, great rent operations and the demand for storage has not been shrinking at all. The millennial generation is now becoming the largest users of storage more so than we've seen in the past." - Zach Morrow04:24 - "I wanted to find a way to transition out of the corps and be able to provide the life for my family that I felt was right for us. And for us, that was me finding a way to not only have the financial freedom, but the time freedom to be able to spend with them and to be present."- Zach Morrow10:13 - "There's always going to be new levels of growth and opportunity. And I think that the more we can recognize where we're at and process where we're trying to get to, we can reverse engineer the skills that we need and the resources that we need." - Zach Morrow10:49 - "There's going to be two things that you can give and it's either your time and your experience or your money. And both of those can earn you the opportunity." - Zach Morrow15:54 - "One of the most difficult things about transitioning out is, in most cases, you're going to lose the clarity and now you're going to become responsible for it. And a lot of times we haven't been trained to do that. So, that's a really difficult thing to do. Finding a way to regiment your time to create clarity for yourself is critical for your term success." - Zach Morrow17:37 - "Once you know what your target is, you can get really clear on the next step. But if you're always focusing on the thing that's so far away, you're never going to hit the target. So, if we just put these things out there, it becomes extremely difficult to hit the target, unless you can set it up and then reign it back in and focus on that next thing right in front of you." - Zach Morrow27:44 - "Your job shouldn't be to be the expert at everything. It should be how to find experts at everything. It's not always like, how do I do something, it's who do I need. That's the question we ask more often because 'how' requires me to completely transform who I am and then I'm starting from zero where I can potentially just partner with somebody or bring somebody on or create a relationship. " - Zach Morrow Engage with Zach MorrowLinkedInText the word INFO to 877 771 0615Connect with Expert(ish) Podcast Host JAY JOHNSONCall (858) 925- 4536WebsiteLinkedInFacebookInstagramListen to more episodes of the Expert(ish) PodcastiTunesSpotify