Austin Linney
@AustinLinney
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Consultant | Business Owner | Host of Construct YOUR Life Podcast |
Podcast & Private Ownership
Joined December 2011
The Gap and the Gain teaches high achievers to find happiness and motivation by shifting focus from the Gap (the distance to an ideal future) to the Gain (progress made from their past self), promoting gratitude, confidence, and sustained achievement.
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"You're not a cop right now. You're home with your son sitting on your lap. You're working with a dude that was just on the worlds 2nd largest podcast. Life is pretty dang good." This exact phrase was just said to me by @AustinLinney and I needed to hear it. Life is all about
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đ đ amen !
âStop apologizing. No one cares about your mess. Life is messy.â It was a little less than a year ago as I was sitting on a zoom call with @AustinLinney holding my new born son I started the call by apologizing if he got a little cranky. He was suppose to be down for a nap but
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Not because heâs out of touch but because his world is just completely different. It was a great reminder that we actually know way more than we give ourselves credit for, and that curiosity is the way .
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Guys like him are so deep in their lane billion-dollar companies, reviewing huge credit requests, living inside their sector that the rest of the âtrendsâ we talk about daily arenât even on their radar. He literally didnât know anything about companies under $1B in revenue.
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And it made me laugh because on X we act like everyone knows everything about AI, home-service rollups, niche operators, early stage trends, all of it. But most people donât Weâre in a tiny bubble
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I went to visit an old friend whoâs been at Citibank forever. He handles business development and loans for companies doing $1B+ in revenue and because heâs juggling 30+ massive accounts, he genuinely doesnât have the time or the need to look at anything smaller.
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Great listen !
Just went on @petelehrman 's pod and Logan and I had a fun time. We talked about building @lpfirstcapital , which is an IS that has completed 71 acquisitions through 13 platforms. A few of the topics include: 1ïžâŁWhy over-equitizing deals at first is essential when you're an
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On the Lead In podcast hosted by @AustinLinney I was asked how I manage expectations between the buyer, seller, lenders, attorneys, and everyone else in a deal. My answer? A business acquisition is like a party where nobodyâs having fun. My job is to keep the music on, the
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Had a blast on @AustinLinney's podcast discussing what it was like starting out as a business broker. Austin hit me with a tough question: âWhy did anyone trust you to sell their business when you were just getting started?â My answer? Itâs controversial, but I lean into common
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Just decided to not renew @Calendly what is an option everyone is using ? What are your favorites ? Should just use google calendar for everything ( booking link etc )
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Donât just say you want to make a million go make $100K first. Then ask yourself: is the next level worth the sacrifice? Because every level requires a new version of you.
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"Winston Churchill said âYouâll never reach your destination if you stop to throw stones at every dog that barksâ"
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The crucial point is: by changing ourselves, we change the world. As we become more loving on the inside, healing occurs on the outside. Like the rising of the sea level lifts all ships, so the radiance of unconditional love within a human heart lifts all of life. David Hawkins
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So much good out there in the world You have to be willing to look and see it Itâs your choice what you see
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Who Shows Up When Youâre at Your Worst? I donât care who you are at your best. What matters is who stands beside you when everything falls apart. When youâre tired, broken, and unsure Strength isnât proven in success. itâs proven in the struggle
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Brad Jacobs on identifying A players: "I do a mental exercise where I picture the person coming into my office and saying, 'Brad, I quit.' And then I try to feel and visualize what would be my reaction if that person came in to me and quit. If my reaction to that is, 'Yes! I
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âAdmit it. You arenât like them. Youâre not even close. You may occasionally dress yourself up as one of them, watch the same mindless television shows as they do, maybe even eat the same fast food sometimes. But it seems that the more you try to fit in, the more you feel
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