Jacob Roig – You Can’t Neglect Your Way Out of Problems

BIO: Jacob Roig specializes in helping coaches and the entrepreneur create the steps and strategies to growing or scaling their business, so they can quickly double their incomes, increase profits and figure out how to grow into their ideal lifestyle with a great team, more time off and a workable plan to get there. STORY: Jacob sold his business and invested in single-family homes. This turned out well for him, but he got convinced to invest in apartment buildings at some point. Jacob didn’t have the time to manage the apartments, and so when the 2008 real estate crash happened, he lost everything, including his over $2 million net worth, and had to file for bankruptcy. LEARNING: Own up to your challenges and seek the help that you need. You don’t need to have a solution; you just need to be willing to try to get back on your feet.   “It seems easier not to take a step, but it is so much more painful to stay where you’re at.”Jacob Roig  Guest profilehttps://www.linkedin.com/in/jacobroig/ (Jacob Roig) specializes in helping coaches and the entrepreneur create the steps and strategies to growing or scaling their business, so they can quickly double their incomes, increase profits and figure out how to grow into their ideal lifestyle with a great team, more time off and a workable plan to get there. Jacob is a certified business coach, certified firewalk instructor and besides coaching leaders, runs live events that routinely do the impossible, like getting you to walk over broken glass and burning coals. He’s mastered overcoming fears and limitations all of his life. Jacob knows how to face life and business challenges and now teaches and coaches others along the way. Worst investment everJacob decided to become an entrepreneur after working a corporate job for 12 years. In his first 10 months in business, he did $1.2 million in sales. Along the way, he had to learn how to manage projects as well as people. That led him to fulfill his five-year goal in the first year. Being a creative and a driv