You have a choice between a life of achievement and a life of fulfillment. Andrew Cordle believes that fulfillment is what makes great leaders.
Andrew Cordle is an acclaimed author and international speaker, with over $350M sold\u2014from stage alone. You may know him better as the host of the \u201cMoney Is\u201d show. A show where he hosts today\u2019s leaders and influencers in authentic business conversations about money.
He has interviewed hundreds of experts, including masters of the industry like Kevin O\u2019Leary, Gary Vaynerchuck, and Grant Cardone.
Andrew also contributes as a partner in a multi-billion dollar enterprise made up of twenty-three current companies, one of which is a real estate development with a portfolio of over $1.5 Billion.
Passionate about the benefits of mentorship in business, he founded Power Room, a CEO mastermind where today\u2019s top thought leaders combine forces to help teach entrepreneurs how to achieve success.
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\u201cOut of all the little ideas that are coming through, put the filters in place. And one of the filters that I always, always put in place is, \u2018do I actually love this thing?\u2019\u201d - Andrew Cordle
\u201cI think leaders are born\u2026 However, great leaders, I don\u2019t believe ever look for the leadership roles. They just do what they do.\u201d - Andrew Cordle
\u201cGreat leaders, especially in today\u2019s market, look for change\u2026 I\u2019m not ever trying to react to change, I\u2019m trying to proactively find where I can change.\u201d - Andrew Cordle
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