Edge Of Excellence Podcast
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Pete Schnepp

Episode 89

Pete Schnepp | Excellence Is The Journey, Not The Destination

He will talk about his path to excellence in high school, how his morals were instilled in him growing up, and the influence it still has today. He will also talk about how he wanted to be a professional baseball player and paying for his major in kinesiology himself. You will learn how College Works influenced his life and how he has managed to work during the day between classes and at night. He will talk about why kinesiology was not the right fit for him and how he got into the corporate world of homebuilding. He will share his experience working as a project manager at Toll Brothers during the 2008 recession. He will share his experince of been overworked and underpaid. Despite this, you will understand why he had to put his side business, Envision Painting, on hold while working at Toll Brothers.

He will talk about leaving Toll Brothers and how he made it a win-win situation. You’ll also learn about his three failed businesses and how he got started in real estate. Pete will reveal how he gained all his knowledge of real estate. He will also talk about the Entrepreneurs’ Organization (EO), how he found out about it, and all of the benefits he’s accrued from it. You’ll learn how to choose the right partners.

Join Matt and Pete as they dive into a fascinating conversation about the path and timing of entrepreneurship, time management, and mentorship.

Enjoy!

What You Will Learn In This Show:

  • Pete’s definition of excellence
  • How he juggled two jobs, playing rugby and College Works
  • Pete’s key learnings from College Works and the impact it has had on his career and life
  • How can you find role models if you do not have them right in front of you?
  • Why Pete had to pay close attention to his employment agreement with his employer
  • The value of purusing wealth for the freedom, not the money
  • How important it is to be intentional about your life
  • Pete’s process of vetting his partnerships
  • And so much more…