How to Truly Define Success with Sean Whalen

<p><span data-sheets-value= "{"1":2,"2":"Sean isn’t your run of the mill entrepreneur. From a young age, he became successful in the mortgage industry, while at the same time losing money building real estate...until he took a moment and sat down to look at what his “success” actually meant. \n\nBy the time the 2008 crash came, he was a co-owner in a $25 million a year business….and a lot of his money was invested in real estate. He was working 15 hour days without any time to spend with his family and, coupled with other personal issues, he found himself in a dark place that led to him walking away from his multi-million dollar company and re-evaluating how to define success. \n\nAfter a lot of hardship and introspection, he’s now the owner of Lions Not Sheep, a consulting company that teaches people how to live like it’s your last day. With hundreds of thousands of followers on social media, he is spending his time teaching clients and living his dreams, instead of just surviving.\n\nListen as Tim Bratz, an apartment investing expert and host of the legacy wealth show, interviews Sean Whalen about:\n\nHow to define success\n\nThe importance of being honest with yourself\n\nWhy you should live your dreams and stop putting things on hold\n\nWhat it means to live life like it’s your last day"}" data-sheets-userformat= "{"2":769,"3":{"1":0},"11":4,"12":0}"> Sean isn’t your run of the mill entrepreneur. From a young age, he became successful in the mortgage industry, while at the same time losing money building real estate...until he took a moment and sat down to look at what his “success” actually meant.<br /> <br /> By the time the 2008 crash came, he was a co-owner in a $25 million a year business….and a lot of his money was invested in real estate. He was working 15 hour days without any time to spend with his family and, coupled with other personal issues, he found himself in a dark place that led to him walking away from his multi-million dollar company and re-evaluating how to define success.<br /> <br /> Aft