How does a 22-year old go from being broke, clueless, and sleeping on the floor of a small home with ten other broke college buddies to making over $10K per month, traveling the world, meeting his business heroes, all within six months?

Well meet Sean Gray.  He started by asking himself better questions, and as he likes to say, “being the person who he is becoming.”  Today, at age 24, he’s an author, speaker, real estate investor, business owner, and Rich Dad Education rep.

Join me for a great interview with many nuggets of great information.

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From Broke to $10,000 per Month at Age 24 – Sean Gray
Welcome to Passive Real Estate Investing. I'm your host, Marco Santarelli. If you're a millennial, I really want you to pay attention to this show. But if you're not a millennial, I still want you to pay attention to the show because I have a question for you. How does a 22 year old go from being broke, clueless and sleeping on the floor of a small home with ten other broke college buddies, to making over $10,000 per month, traveling the world, meeting his business heroes all within six months? Meet Sean Gray. He started by asking himself better questions and, as he likes to say, "Being the person who he is becoming." Today at age 24, he's an author, speaker, real estate investor, business owner, a Rich Dad education rep. With that, welcome to the show, Sean.

Thank you, Marco. That was quite the introduction.

It's all true. You have an amazing story. What impressed me a lot about you is you were 22 at the time, you're 24 now, if I'm not mistaken.

Correct.

That puts you in the millennial category. It depends on whose numbers you read, but there's over 82 million of you guys out there. I think a lot of millennials really are lost. A lot of them still live at home because they just don't have the income, because they don't have the jobs. A lot of them are in school or they were in school and dropped out. They're trying to find their way. This is the reason I wanted to bring you on the show, is because I think you can be a massive inspiration for a lot of these people. It's not just those people that are listening to the show. We have everybody, from 18 to 70 year old people listening to this show. You can be an inspiration for everybody. I'm very happy to have you on the show.

I'm happy to be here.

Let's begin with a very basic question. What do you do?

That is a great question. It seems like a basic question but it's like peeling back layers of the onion. I get asked that question a lot. I'm not sure how to answer it. Sometimes I answer it with just basic, "I do sales, marketing," because I can't tell if they're really wanting to know or if they're just making small talk. For the conversations like this, when you really want to know what I do, at the 30,000 foot level, what I do is I travel around and I build my brand, I build my network through building relationships and keeping my eyes open for opportunities. When opportunities present themselves that align with my values, where I want to go, the things that I want to accomplish, I put myself in those environments to take advantage of them. I know that's a 30,000 foot view level and not very specific but I'm sure we'll get into more specifics as we go on.

Like you said in my introduction, I work with Rich Dad Education, do some real estate investing. I have a couple different businesses. One that teaches financial education and entreprene...