Former US Army Officer Builds Bulletproof Systems to Scale

<p>Are you wondering how you could organize your business and scale it by using the right processes and systems? Well you don’t need to wonder anymore, in this episode, we have a very special guest that will help you to clarify these doubts. Let’s welcome, Erin Hellen!</p><p><br></p><p>Erin served in the US Army for 14 years. She is a Real Estate Investor as well as the founder of BC Global Investments. Erin works hard to foster financial freedom in all her teammates, mastermind members, and clients.&nbsp;</p><p><br></p><p>Erin really enjoys coaching, training and mentoring people to be successful, and today she</p><p>will provide you with outstanding ideas in connection with setting a network, chasing deals, negotiating, finding the right people for your company and more.&nbsp;</p><p><br></p><p>Let’s dig into her story and see how a former US Army Officer builds bulletproof systems to scale!</p><p><br></p><p><strong>Quotes</strong></p><p>• "What I've learned now is like there's some lower level tasks that I really enjoy doing. And there's some really higher level tasks that just suck the life out of me, and I hate doing them.” (12:28 - 12:38)</p><p>• "When you start looking to building a team, I encourage you to think about…is it also an investment?” (14:46 - 14:53)</p><p>• "Step one, figuring out what it is you need that person to do, because hiring takes time and can be draining. ” (17:37 - 17:48)</p><p>• "I really just kind of put myself on the other side of it like I invest in syndications myself. And so I just think about when a syndicator brings me a deal and kind of how, like I personally don't get emotionally invested. (27:35 - 27:48)</p><p>• "Women are better investors than men almost 100% of the time across the board. And it's because we have a different strategy, we are in it for the long game, we typically have a plan before we even get started.” (30:17 - 30:29)</p><p>• "Make sure that you have those contingencies built, and you have a little bit of reserves, but I'm honestly not changing an