#value based decision making

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How Values-Based Decision Making Impacts Business Outcomes

Jake and Gino discuss how values-based decision making has impacted a tough choice they had to recently make in their real estate investing business.

Key Insights:

00:00 Introduction

01:00 Why values-based decision making

02:01 Non-alignment with your core values can cost you dearly

03:42 How to figure out your core values

06:18 How Jake & Gino apply values-based decision making in their Multifamily deals/transactions

11:40 The 100 Year Mindset

14:38 “Life shrinks or expands in proportion to one’s courage.” – Anais Nin

19:15 Your happiness with your spouse is most important

21:10 You need clarity to design your life

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Why Values-Based Decision Making? - The 100 Year Real Estate Investor

What would you prefer when you have to choose between opportunity and values? Rick Sapio prefers to choose values.

The key takeaways from this Podcast include the following:

The easiest thing to do in order to change outcomes in your business and your personal life is to have a well-thought set of values that help you take decisions.

Now the biggest question is how to derive the core values and purpose in your life. Don’t miss on what Jake advises.

It is imperative for you to take responsibilities in your life.

We don’t lack motivation, we lack clarity.

Don’t get into the culture of victimhood and waste. Spend your time in enriching your mindset, setting goals that help you achieve your larger purpose and vision, and improving your productivity.

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Why Values-Based Decision Making? - The 100 Year Real Estate Investor

What would you prefer when you have to choose between opportunity and values? Rick Sapio prefers to choose values.

The key takeaways from this Podcast include the following:

The easiest thing to do in order to change outcomes in your business and your personal life is to have a well-thought set of values that help you take decisions.

Now the biggest question is how to derive the core values and purpose in your life. Don’t miss on what Jake advises.

It is imperative for you to take responsibilities in your life.

We don’t lack motivation, we lack clarity.

Don’t get into the culture of victimhood and waste. Spend your time in enriching your mindset, setting goals that help you achieve your larger purpose and vision, and improving your productivity.

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How Values-Based Decision Making Impacts Business Outcomes

Jake and Gino discuss how values-based decision making has impacted a tough choice they had to recently make in their real estate investing business.

01:00 Why values-based decision making

02:01 Non-alignment with your core values can cost you dearly

03:42 How to figure out your core values

06:18 How Jake & Gino apply values-based decision making in their Multifamily deals/transactions

11:40 The 100 Year Mindset

14:38 “Life shrinks or expands in proportion to one’s courage.” – Anais Nin

19:15 Your happiness with your spouse is most important

21:10 You need clarity to design your life

23:20 “We see the world, not as it is, but as we are──or, as we are conditioned to see it.” – Stephen R. Covey

Check out the podcast to learn how values-based decisions can help you transform your life too.

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Why Values-Based Decision Making? - The 100 Year Real Estate Investor

What would you prefer when you have to choose between opportunity and values? Rick Sapio prefers to choose values.

On this episode of The 100 Year Real Estate Investor, Jake and Gino talk with Rick Sapio. Rick is a life-long entrepreneur who started his first company when he was 13 years old, and since then, he has founded more than 20 companies. For 24 years, Rick has been the Founder and CEO of a financial holding company, Mutual Capital Alliance, Inc. (MCA), which has made more than 100 investments in the past 24 years. His firm has invested into private companies, public companies, start-ups, and real estate. Currently, MCA has dozens of direct and indirect holdings (through its funds) which include publicly-traded companies and funds, private funds, private companies, real estate, and loans.

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Why Values-Based Decision Making? - The 100 Year Real Estate Investor

What would you prefer when you have to choose between opportunity and values? Rick Sapio prefers to choose values.

In this episode Rick Sapio, Gino Barbaro and Jake Stenziano share their experience on why values-based decision making can change the outcomes in your business and personal life, while giving you a complete framework to discover the set of values that resonate with your purpose in life.  On this episode of The 100 Year Real Estate Investor, Jake and Gino talk with Rick Sapio. Rick is a life-long entrepreneur who started his first company when he was 13 years old, and since then, he has founded more than 20 companies.