Brendan Kane On One Million Followers And Successful Business

<p>Brendan brought some tremendous wisdom to this conversation. Many articles refer to him as worlds best “growth hacker”. But in this interview, we hear why that often has a negative connotation and the way he really views his work. Essentially, he builds systems that help people achieve their business growth and marketing objectives in the shortest amount of time possible.</p><p>When asked what his thoughts were on building revenue streams vs creative when first starting out as an entrepreneur, he asked "if you were paid no money, would you still do it?" It’s so important to understand what your goal is when deciding what to work on next. Start by asking yourself, why do you want to do this? Do you actually want to?</p><p>We got into the idea of building a foundation for being a business owner by understanding that question and more. There were two very consistent themes of this episode. </p><p><strong>Two Keys To Success In Life & Business</strong></p><p>First off, if you want to have business and financial success, all you have to do is solve people’s problems. Get better at problem solving. It really is that simple, if you get better at finding solutions to things that others struggle with and you continue to improve your ability to provide a solution then you will never have to worry about money.</p><p>Secondly, everything comes down to communication. Your ability to sell your solutions is a perfect example. How do you let people know that you could really help them? Conflict resolution, leadership and collaboration all yield positive business and social media results. And each one of these topics result from good communication. So if you were to focus on a skill to improve, communication is always a good one.</p><p>Brendan shared what he learned from working with social media stars like Taylor Swift, Jay Shetty and Prince EA. He tells us how first off it is very possible to start from scratch and build a massive following. But, it comes down to developing the ability to create a one to one connection with