Cole Hatter-Founder of Thrive, Entrepreneur, Real estate Investor,Keynote Speaker, Outstanding human

<p>Cole Hatter is a Multi-millionaire, entrepreneur, real estate investor, and founder of Thrive.</p> <p>Today’s Episode Summary</p> <p>Today’s special guest, Cole Hatter, is founder of Thrive (make money matter). He is running a successful multi-million business for entrepreneurs and impacting lives of thousands of people throughout the world through his events.<span class= "Apple-converted-space"> </span></p> <p>My conversation with Cole about his entrepreneurial journey. He is talking about his success at an early age, some devastating incidents which took him to Mexico for some time, and then coming back to America and establishing a super successful business. There is a lot to learn from Cole’s story.</p> <p>Cole established his business not to chase better materialistic life but to live a greater purpose. His entrepreneurial story is a living example of the fact that “everything that happens in your life happens for a very good reason”.<span class= "Apple-converted-space"> </span></p> <p>Moreover, in the podcast we are discussing how to navigate through difficult times, why people should invest on learning instead of looking for free options. Lastly Cole is sharing some sales tips to the listeners.<span class= "Apple-converted-space"> </span></p> <p>This is not it; there is much to learn from today’s podcast. So, bear with us until the last second of this amazing episode which is full of take-home lessons.</p> <p>Cole Hatter Entrepreneurial Story in a Nutshell</p> <p>At the age of 20, Cole was running a million dollar business and was living a lavish life. He had everything he wanted and was spending money fervently like any other young boy. Even though he was blowing money but he had great moral upbringing so he was living a good life ethically and morally.<span class= "Apple-converted-space"> </span></p> <p>Then in an accident he lost his very close friends and because of this devastating incident he started suffering emotionally. He was in deep trauma of losing people he loved, meanwhile, his business st