Hey Insiders! What would you do if something happened and you had to go back to zero and start from the beginning again? If your hard earned money and lifestyle suddenly disappeared and you found yourself struggling and back where you started.

What is the first thing you’d do in the first 30 days to get yourself back up to the level you were?

Today I’m interviewing a Success Insider called Ryan Serhant. He's an American real estate salesperson and reality television star who's been featured on Bravo's million dollar listing in New York. He's also a real estate powerhouse as his team at Nest Seekers International sold over 830 million in real estate in 2017.

He has lots of advice and wisdom about how to be more successful financially as he has been there and done that, as they say!

Everyone wants to make more money and be more secure, find their purpose and get out of bed every morning full of happiness and excitement about the day, the month, the year ahead.

Without guidance though, you’ll just go through your life in the same way for a long time, without knowing what to do and how to be more successful.

Do you often wonder:

• How do you keep going when times are hard?

• Why are you stuck in a ‘survival job’ which you know won’t help you reach your financial goals?

• Are your time management, self-discipline and motivation skills good enough?

This is why you need advice from people who have been there and found their way themselves. This is what I did, Insider—I took advice from people who were further ahead of me in my journey to success.

You're going to really love today's episode, especially if you want to become more financially successful like Ryan. So be sure to pay close attention. This interview is packed with the information you need to move forward towards your goals.

Tune in to my interview to learn what Ryan says about those questions, and hear his thoughts about:

• The way he structures his day

• How to move through the worst times

• Why acting makes people better at sales

• How to get out of your own way

• What to do if you have to start again from the beginning

And much more!

I hope you enjoyed and learned from this video today, Insider. Let me know in the comments box below what is your biggest takeaway from today's interview. Follow your heart and take action, my friends!

Hey Insider!

In today's video, I'm taking you behind the scenes to show you what it's really like in a Day in the Life of an Entrepreneur.

What you need to remember is that while instagram tends to show only the highlight reel, don't forget the many many parts of the blooper reel!

Without further ado – let's dive in!

Once you've watched this vlog, share in the comments below what a day in your ideal life looks like!

Your Friend & Coach,

Tim Han

We've got a special guest this week! His name is Matthew Tran from Youtube channel Engineered truth! During this Q&A video Matt reveals how to make money on Youtube – he made $23,312 from only 100K Youtube hits and how you can achieve the same results by following his unique steps!

Be sure to subscribe to his channel here: https://www.youtube.com/user/EngineeredTruth

This week's interview is with the founder of Wealth Dragons JOHN LEE! Founded by John Lee and Vincent Wong in 2009, Wealth Dragons has already changed the lives of countless people who have benefited from the specialist trainer-led programmes promoted by the company. Offering the kind of education that is not traditionally taught at school, our programmes uniquely combine motivational tools with real-life practical skills. Wealth Dragons is the fastest growing company of its kind in the world. Participants gain the knowledge, the power and the self-belief to achieve great personal wealth, allowing them to improve their own lives and the lives of those around them. Wealth Dragons programmes not only show people the “how” to create wealth, they also focus on the “why”. People who have participated in our programmes regularly comment that their lives have been transformed after they have discovered the limitless opportunities that are available to them