447: Create Your Dream Life in 3-5 Years Using Vivid Visions with Cameron Herold

<p>What do you want out of life? What do you want to&nbsp;<strong>accomplish in the next 3-5 years</strong>? When asked this question, most entrepreneurs give a pretty simplistic answer. Something like “Oh, we’ll get more clients by this time next year” or “I’ll buy two more houses and then I’ll be happy”. How often do we&nbsp;<strong>sit down and paint a picture of what we want our life to look like</strong>? Today we’re discussing&nbsp;<strong>Vivid Visions&nbsp;</strong>with their creator&nbsp;<strong>Cameron Herold</strong>.</p><p>Cameron is a<strong>&nbsp;veteran in the business world</strong>, he likes to say that he was “groomed” by his entrepreneurial grandparents and father to become a success story. By the time Cameron was 21, he had a&nbsp;<strong>full-on business that had 12 employees</strong>, and at 22 he bought his first&nbsp;<a href="https://www.biggerpockets.com/guides/buy-and-hold-rental-property" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank"><strong>rental property</strong></a>. He later became a franchisee for College Pro Painters and was so successful that he went on to coach new franchisees.</p><p>He’s partnered with&nbsp;<strong>hundred-million dollar companies</strong>, grown and sold businesses for millions, coached the<strong>&nbsp;CEO of Sprint, a monarchy in the middle east</strong>, has written 5 books, and runs the&nbsp;<a href="https://cooalliance.com/podcasts/?utm_source=www.google.com&amp;utm_medium=organic&amp;utm_campaign=Google&amp;referrer-analytics=1" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Second in Command Podcast</a>, where he talks to successful COOs. Cameron is someone who clearly has accomplished a lot and has a TON of wisdom to share.</p><p>Cameron has serious knowledge on&nbsp;<strong>business management&nbsp;</strong>and talks about the importance of the<strong>&nbsp;CEO and COO relationship</strong>. Cameron describes how a COO needs to be a partner to the entrepreneur (the CEO) and operate as the<strong>&nbsp;ying to the CEO’s yang</strong>. If you’ve heard