From a gas station parking lot with $42 to his name, to a cash-flowing real estate portfolio and a leadership method now used inside a Fortune 100 company. This is the story, the book, and the deals.
A leadership method now used inside a Fortune 100 company. Built on the floor, not in a classroom.
From a gas station parking lot to a real estate portfolio that pays him, not the other way around.
Every system here was built to survive first. The theory came after it already worked.
The short version: gas station, eighteen months living out of a van, nine years as a millwright standing next to 800 people, and the motel he owns and lives in today. The long version is worth your time.
Read the Full Story →A five-minute exercise, written on paper before there was any evidence it was true, that became a leadership method and the way out of the van.
Everyone starts with this one. It costs nothing and it's rarer than it should be.
Showing up isn't the same as being there. Both count, separately.
Not impressive. Decent. It's a lower bar than people think, and most people still miss it.
"I asked strangers what they saw in me before I believed it myself."
The Full Framework →This isn't a pitch and it isn't a fund. It's an invitation. See the properties as I find them, tell me what you'd want to see, and let's find out if it's a fit to work together. Whether this is your first deal or your fifth, if you're not sure what you're looking at, that's exactly what this is for.
Visit the Investors Page →The flagship book, plus two more titles in the Sworbell's Path series already underway.
Book One. The Five Good Things That Changed That. Coming soon.
Practical and template-driven. Coming in the series.
A companion workbook to Book One. Coming in the series.