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JT Foxx Blog |The Biggest Thing Holding You Back…..I Know What It Is

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I have spent the last 33 days circling the globe meeting business owners and entrepreneurs from all over the world, and there are a lot of people that have the exact same problem.  It doesn’t matter the business that you have, the industry you are in, or where you want to grow your brand personally, everyone has the same problem.

No one is comfortable selling.

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Another JT Foxx Coaching Succcess Story!

Another coaching success story. Thabo Eric Mashale was a guy who drove me to the airport with a crappy car, and 1 year after coaching with us he has 5 cars now, runs companies in Cape Town and Johannesburg, owns a beautiful home in Midrand and wants to move in Dainfern. He has his own driver so he can network with his clients and started another business which is a networking group. He is black and did not do it with BEE government. I am so proud of him and he is now a huge success story because of my coaching. Please share this amazing success story. #CoachingWorks #MillionaireUnderdog #FamilyFirst

– JT Foxx

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People’s Favorite Energy Drink HATERADE

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I get so many emails and messages each day on how to handle betrayal, haters, nay-sayers and non-believers. Let me be the first to tell you that it’s not an easy thing. As Sylvester Stallone told me personally. you have to take that negative energy and sort of turn it into a driving force. People often wonder why I fight back against haters and why do I even give them attention. Well perhaps like Stallone says, I have used that fuel to drive me and not give them the satisfaction of failing. Haters are like bullies and they often either keep hating because no one ever says anything back or they hate because they can’t do it themselves and would rather see you fail because if you do, they feel better about themselves for not succeeding.

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JT Foxx, Donald Trump, Gordon Ramsay, Simon Cowell – Do They Belittle People?

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JT Foxx… the Simon Cowell of the Business World?

Here is the cold, hard truth. If what you are doing now has not gotten you to where you want to be, and you keep doing the same things over and over again expecting different results, that’s just plain insane.

Someone said that they heard from someone’s friend’s sister (see how crazy this is going to be) that I belittle people at events. Well, before I respond, you truly have to understand the three personalities of JT Foxx:

a. Stage JT Foxx
b. Business JT Foxx
c. Personal JT Foxx

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Delivering Value – The Good, The Bad, & The Ugly

I Like To WOW But We Also Have Un-Wow’s (Yes, I Admit It)

My business model has always been “Powered By My Clients Success.” As cliché as it sounds, my coach told me 5 years ago that if I wanted to be in business and be the best, success would never be defined by how much money I made, but rather how much success my clients have. Success can be defined in many different ways. For some it’s being able to retire, being able to double their business, having more free time, having more family time, more hedging, or the ability to buy their first property.

To be honest, the speaker industry is often measured by price per head. For example, if there are 100 people in the room, each person has a monetary value called “Butts in the Seats.” I have never in my whole speaking career measured our event success by that, even though that is the way I was first taught. I find that it is quite repulsive and offensive. Instead, I quickly learned that even if just one client was to succeed in a room of 100, that was massive for my brand and for future opportunities. Of course, the idea is not to get just 1 person to show. Ideally you would like to get 100, but it would be naive Continue reading →

Why You Won’t Succeed…(Unless!)JT Foxx Success Review

Success is not easy. In fact, making your first $100,000 will probably be the second hardest thing you do in business. The first one is making your first million. Ironically making your second million will be one of the easiest things you do. Why is that? First of all, one of the things that suppresses success more than anything is fear. Now to succeed, you need passion. Passion is not something you can teach or put int someone, you either have it or you don’t. My key to success is not buying properties, businesses, or stocks, I have succeeded because I have invested in people. That isn’t something I invented. In fact, I simply took what other people were doing and made it better. This is a classic wealth strategy called Conceptional Implementation.

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Leadership is defined by Tough Decisions

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Tough Decisions Define Leadership

While on a recent flight I was reading Success magazine and came across an article that got me thinking…..how do you really become a great leader.  Some people are just born with leadership qualities and others really have to work at it.  But there is something that all leaders have the ability to do….

Make tough decisions

As a leader, boss, or manager there are always those decisions that aren’t going to be the popular choice but they have to be made.  If you have the mentality that you have to be everyone’s best friend you aren’t going to be the best leader to drive everyone forward.  So many people get hung up on worrying about what people will think about them and not wanting to be the “bad guy” and wanting to be everyone’s friend.

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A Day in the Life of JT Foxx

It’s no secret that I am very good at time management,  It was my biggest weakness is now its my biggest strength.

Everyone has the same 24 hours so how do I run all my companies, properties and world schedule, it’s actually easier than you think. It’s not about time management, it’s about energy management.

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About JT Foxx

J.T. Foxx is known worldwide as a serial entrepreneur, a real estate investor, and is considered one of the top speakers, strategists & the #1 coach in business, wealth, & real estate. He came to the United States from Canada with $974 to his name 8 years ago and since then has turned his misfortunes into various business empires and opportunities  from all over the world all before the age of 30.

JT Foxx is a radio and TV personality.  JT has had his radio show for 7 years now with some of the biggest business names in the world from Trump, Mayor Rudy Giuliani, Steve Wozniak (Apple Co-Founder), Arnold Schwarzenegger, Jack Welch, Kathy Ireland, Speaker of the House Denny Hastert, Senator McCain, Rev Jesse Jackson, and many more. JT has also appeared on CNBC to talk about his success and ideas on business.

He is also the founder of Mega Partnering & Mega Partnering Africa. Mega Partnering is regarded as the world’s #1 wealth networking and business conference attracting attendees from all over the globe who come to learn, earn, and return.

One of JT’s passions is philanthropy.  JT is currently on the Board of Directors for the Eric Trump Foundation benefiting St-Jude Children’s Hospital and is now setting his sights on helping the Nelson Mandela Foundation and spreading it’s message and vision of the great Madiba.

He will also be releasing his first and anticipated new book coming out soon.

JT Foxx Talks About Real Estate Scams

There is no way around it, if you are a real estate investor you will get sued. Real estate investors are often vilified as sharks and bottom feeders that prey on the misfortunes of the little old lady who didn’t know what was going on. Yes there are bad apples in every industry but it doesn’t mean that the whole orchard is poisoned. If anything, it is real estate investors who increase value of neighborhood properties by taking homes nobody wants, fixing them up, and substantially increasing their value. Yet special interest groups and “do-gooders” don’t see it that way, instead they focus on the profit real estate investors make rather then the good we do. If you are a real estate investor there are three things certain in life, death, taxes, and getting sued.

After buying and selling over 500 properties in a 5 year span, there is something that I see time and time again. When you save a distressed homeowner, you are their hero at the closing, but quickly turn into the bad guy as soon as that first person comes along and tells them they got taken advantage of, even if it isn’t true. Investors are then shaken down by free legal service that, of course, believes every word that this distressed homeowner is saying. I have learned that these distressed homeowners will say anything and everything to keep their home, even if it means lying. If you tell a lie for long enough, you come to believe it yourself, which is exactly what happens to distressed homeowners after years of litigation.

First, when you get sued, you want to fight on the principle that you are right and they are lying, even though you will quickly realize that the legal system is not about right or wrong, but how much your lawyer will take from you. While you are fighting this, the distressed homeowner will be enjoying free rent, free legal service, and free press, and you are left with nothing but a big legal bill. Let’s be honest here, even if you win (like I have), you lose. The system is unfair, but I have now accepted it as part of doing business. As a result, I would like to offer you some wise words of wisdom.

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