355 | Wil Brawn | Hard Work, Discipline, and Million-Dollar Ambitions

In today's episode of Leaders of Tomorrow podcast, Chris Thomson interviews Wil Brawn, a young entrepreneur who had a remarkable journey in our program breaking the all time rookie record in his first year of business, doing over half a million dollars.Will has set a goal of achieving over a million dollars in his business this year, showcasing incredible habits, focus, and discipline.

 

During the episode, Wil shares insights into his unconventional path, from being diagnosed with ADHD to pursuing a rap career and navigating through setbacks. He discusses the pivotal moments that led him to focus on academics, excel in school, and eventually launch his own business.

 

Chris and Wil dive deep into the challenges of being a rookie operator, emphasizing the importance of hard work, dedication, and the valuable lessons gained from a season of intense learning. They also explore Wil's transition from being a top rookie to a seasoned entrepreneur, managing a team and building a successful painting business.

 

Listeners will find out about Wil's podcast venture, "Closers Only," where he interviews top operators and coaches, sharing valuable insights and best practices. 

 

You will also learn about Wil's plans for the upcoming season, including a shift to a coaching role, expanding his online presence through digital marketing, and his commitment to developing a high-performing team. His perspective on the entrepreneurial journey, personal development, and the exciting possibilities in today's world makes this episode a must-listen.

 

Enjoy!

What You Will Learn In This Show:

• The importance of hard work and dedication in achieving entrepreneurial goals.
• Wil's journey from a rebellious high schooler to a successful business owner.
• Insights into the challenges and lessons learned during Wil's rookie operator year.
• The significance of integrity and its impact on personal and professional success.
• Wil's key habits for success, including prioritizing relationships and focusing on health.
• And so much more...

 

Resources:

Student Works

Closers Only Podcast