Think BIGGER in Business | Successful Entrepreneur Shares Insights

Bill Britton does 20, 30, 40 or 100 million dollar deals because they’re changing people’s lives.
He is not interested in doing 2 billion dollar deals of Golden Sachs when they do not make an impact on people.
He did not receive a paycheck since more than 30 years: he was working on this own businesses.
Bill wanted to be financially independent even as a young 10 or 12 year old, because their family saw a whole bunch of ups and downs.
He’s cleaned most toilets than most maids have ever cleaned in their life.
He has done more trashy house work and low-level jobs.
All those jobs built him.
When he went to school, he told himself that he was going to be the best. So, he graduated as first of his class. He was focused. First couple of years in college was not fun but he knew what he wanted to do and where he wanted to be.
He later went to Wall Street and did some good work which allowed him to go to a really good grad school and it just gave the opportunity to do what he wanted to do.
Bill strongly believes: ‘You got to hit a lot of singles to get someone around the bases’ and ‘Entrepreneurs are not thinking big enough’
Timestamps:
01:50 What was the Kickstart of Bill Britton's whole journey? How it's unfolded and how it got Bill to the point he's at today
3:50 What is that formula or recipe for luck: how to get lucky
8:18 What does Bill look for in a mentor mentee relationship? What are the criteria to evaluate the right people
10:54 Does Bill recommend having a lot of mentors categorizing them in each individual's section of life?
15:35 What was the chip on Bill’s shoulder along the way? How did he keep maintaining that chip to keep himself and the business evolving?
18:44 How does someone elevate their mentality or their financial blueprint to attain big numbers
21:15 How would Bill describe the entrepreneurial stages
25:40 Bill’s advice for entrepreneurs who want to get into Investment banking World
32:56 What are the main faults or the points of decline of an entrepreneur either makes it through and goes to the next level or gets stuck and do not make progress?
36:26 Views on Work-life balance of the young newer generation
39:43 Instances where Bill got luck on his side
42:13 How did Bill position himself to get involved in those big money deals when he was in earlier 30s? What was the strategy there?
46:05 Do all small businesses start the same?
50:04 What still drives Bill even after making all the money and making the biggest deals
51:43 Things entrepreneurs might have to do that they don't like and they're not good at
56:35 Bill's negotiating style: what are the steps he takes in those big transactions
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