Daniel Skelton's guest appearances

Daniel Skelton

The Flip Talk Podcast with Don Costa

Urban Village Church

Midlife Conversations with Natalie Jill

Michael Bernoff

Lee Kearney

Greg Dickerson

Mitch Stephen

Vasavi Kumar

Christine Hassler

Paul Saladino

Jasmine Star

James Wedmore

Chalene Johnson

Gary Boomershine

Tyler Sheff

Eddie Speed

Tim Storey

Stefanos Sifandos

OwlTail

Preacher: Daniel Skelton  Scripture: 1 Thessalonians 5:16-28

Preacher: Daniel Skelton  Scripture: 1 Thessalonians 5:16-28

UVC Hyde Park | Woodlawn 1.5.20 (Daniel Skelton): Rhythms of Life: The Gift of Prayer

Challenges can make or break you. You can choose to be crippled by your circumstances in life or learn from them and rise better than before. In today’s episode, Daniel Skelton shares his journey from being homeless when he was 15 to becoming the successful real estate entrepreneur that he is today. Daniel started his first real estate deal when he was 15 years old. After selling his car for a good amount, he bought a house which he flipped and sold for around $22,000.00. He has always known that he was wired for business and this first sale boosted his self-confidence to pursue real estate investing. Daniel works hard every day to do well, bring value to the marketplace and just grow as a professional and as an individual. Today, Daniel provides us very useful tips on leveraging the use of Facebook to network, negotiating deals with investors to earn private capital and how to nurture relationships with contractors. We hope that his story inspires you just as much it had inspired us. “You’re making your own journey, you’re making your own story. Be you. You’re the best at being yourself. That’s the best place to start.” On today’s episode of FlipTalk:  Find a good mentor. It took 2 years after his first sale for Daniel to finally start his own business. He was able to accomplish this by finding a good mentor who was able to guide him through his journey. Don’t underestimate the power of networking. When he started his business in Alabama, he did not have much information about the market. He connected with real estate agents through Facebook and consistently attended events where he could meet people who could help him, and who he could help, with his business. Check your Investors. He advises starting entrepreneurs to ask potential investors what exactly they are looking for. By doing this, you will have a set of criteria that will tell you if the deal is doable and at the same time, gauge if the investor is credible with their knowledge in real estate investing. Be Creative. You need to provide your investors (and clients) with options based on their needs and expectations. Being creative also means being able to come up with solutions for unexpected situations. Nurture Relationships with Contractors. Since he owns he has his own contracting business, Daniel shares the benefits of showing appreciation and dealing in faith with contractors to deliver results. The Power of Social Media. Daniel uses Social Media as his main platform for all traffic for his business. He grew a $500,000.00 business in under 2 years primarily through Social Media. Find out the real “Why”. He talks to his investors and clients to find out what their true motivations are for doing business to help them come up with a solution that is beneficial for all parties.  Daniel’s Tips for Real Estate Entrepreneurs:  Educate Yourself. Daniel always knew that he wanted to be in business, but he didn’t have the skills to pursue it when he was younger. He worked hard to educate himself and develop the skills needed to be successful in the real estate investing industry. Develop the right mindset. Quit blaming everything else and other people. Figure out where you went wrong and get yourself to a mindset wherein failure doesn’t matter. Stay persistent and don’t give up. Nothing happens overnight, so you need to keep yourself motivated through your journey to success. No matter how hard something gets, just keep pushing.  Mentioned Links:  Rich Dad, Poor Dad by Robert Kiyosaki Think and Grow Rich by Napoleon Hill  Connect with Daniel:  Daniel Skelton on Facebook Worth a Flip on Facebook Thumbprint Development Corp – Official Website Thumbprint Development Corp on Facebook Phone: (256) 487-3768  Rate, Review, Learn, and Share Join us every Wednesday for a brand-new episode of the Flip Talk podcast. Flip Talk is your show to learn all about the ins, outs, and in-betweens on real estate investing and hose flipping. Email your questions to Topics [a] FlipTalk [dot] com. Subscribe to the show and share your thoughts by leaving us a  review on iTunes, Facebook, or visit our website.

Challenges can make or break you. You can choose to be crippled by your circumstances in life or learn from them and rise better than before. In today’s episode, Daniel Skelton shares his journey from being homeless when he was 15 to becoming the successful real estate entrepreneur that he is today. Daniel started his first real estate deal when he was 15 years old. After selling his car for a good amount, he bought a house which he flipped and sold for around $22,000.00. He has always known that he was wired for business and this first sale boosted his self-confidence to pursue real estate investing. Daniel works hard every day to do well, bring value to the marketplace and just grow as a professional and as an individual. Today, Daniel provides us very useful tips on leveraging the use of Facebook to network, negotiating deals with investors to earn private capital and how to nurture relationships with contractors. We hope that his story inspires you just as much it had inspired us. “You’re making your own journey, you’re making your own story. Be you. You’re the best at being yourself. That’s the best place to start.” On today’s episode of FlipTalk: <ul> <li>Find a good mentor. It took 2 years after his first sale for Daniel to finally start his own business. He was able to accomplish this by finding a good mentor who was able to guide him through his journey.</li> <li>Don’t underestimate the power of networking. When he started his business in Alabama, he did not have much information about the market. He connected with real estate agents through Facebook and consistently attended events where he could meet people who could help him, and who he could help, with his business.</li> <li>Check your Investors. He advises starting entrepreneurs to ask potential investors what exactly they are looking for. By doing this, you will have a set of criteria that will tell you if the deal is doable and at the same time, gauge if the investor is credible with their knowledge in real estate investing.</li> <li>Be Creative. You need to provide your investors (and clients) with options based on their needs and expectations. Being creative also means being able to come up with solutions for unexpected situations.</li> <li>Nurture Relationships with Contractors. Since he owns he has his own contracting business, Daniel shares the benefits of showing appreciation and dealing in faith with contractors to deliver results.</li> <li>The Power of Social Media. Daniel uses Social Media as his main platform for all traffic for his business. He grew a $500,000.00 business in under 2 years primarily through Social Media.</li> <li>Find out the real “Why”. He talks to his investors and clients to find out what their true motivations are for doing business to help them come up with a solution that is beneficial for all parties.</li> </ul> Daniel’s Tips for Real Estate Entrepreneurs: <ol> <li>Educate Yourself. Daniel always knew that he wanted to be in business, but he didn’t have the skills to pursue it when he was younger. He worked hard to educate himself and develop the skills needed to be successful in the real estate investing industry.</li> <li>Develop the right mindset. Quit blaming everything else and other people. Figure out where you went wrong and get yourself to a mindset wherein failure doesn’t matter.</li> <li>Stay persistent and don’t give up. Nothing happens overnight, so you need to keep yourself motivated through your journey to success. No matter how hard something gets, just keep pushing.</li> </ol> Mentioned Links: <ul> <li><a href="http://www.richdad.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Rich Dad, Poor Dad by Robert Kiyosaki</a></li> <li><a href="https://g.co/kgs/eXWhSW" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Think and Grow Rich by Napoleon Hill</a></li> </ul> Connect with Daniel: <ul> <li><a href="https://www.facebook.com/daniel.skelton.355" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Daniel Skelton on Facebook</a></li> <li><a href="https://www.facebook.com/Worthaflip/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Worth a Flip on Facebook</a></li> <li><a href="https://www.thumbprintrestorations.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Thumbprint Development Corp – Official Website</a></li> <li><a href="https://www.facebook.com/kingdomhomedesigns/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Thumbprint Development Corp on Facebook</a></li> <li>Phone: (256) 487-3768</li> </ul> Rate, Review, Learn, and Share Join us every Wednesday for a brand-new episode of the Flip Talk podcast. Flip Talk is your show to learn all about the ins, outs, and in-betweens on real estate investing and hose flipping. Email your questions to Topics [a] FlipTalk [dot] com. Subscribe to the show and share your thoughts by leaving us a <a href="https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/flip-talk-podcast-don-costa/id1163895335?mt=2&amp;ign-mpt=uo%3D4" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> review on iTunes</a>, <a href="https://www.facebook.com/fliptalkrei/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Facebook</a>, or <a href="http://www.fliptalk.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">visit our website</a>.

From Living in a Car to Living the Dream with Daniel Skelton

Saying that Daniel Skelton had a rough childhood would be an understatement. Daniel grew up in a very abusive and violent home. He never understood how to “fix things” and was constantly being beat and verbally abused by his dad. Before Daniel was even 10 years old, him and his brother watched as his Dad stabbed his mother multiple times leaving her for dead and then took off. His mom entered one abusive relationship after the next and at age 12, Daniel began dealing prescription drugs at school. At age 14 he was arrested and in a lot of legal trouble. He didn’t care and he felt no one cared about HIM. He became GREAT at making money illegally. After getting caught robbing a Wal Mart, he was thrown in jail and THIS is what changed his life. TODAY Daniel is a man of integrity and a man on a mission  He went From being homeless to being an Entrepreneur owning several six-figure businesses. His mission and vision is to change the world with the force of good. He has fully turned his PAIN into PASSION. Join in today and learn EXACTLY HOW Daniel Skelton LEVELED UP and created everything from nothing! In this episode, you will learn:  How to break your bad habits to create success How to turn your pain into passion Why good always wins 

Saying that Daniel Skelton had a rough childhood would be an understatement. Daniel grew up in a very abusive and violent home. He never understood how to “fix things” and was constantly being beat and verbally abused by his dad. Before Daniel was even 10 years old, him and his brother watched as his Dad stabbed his mother multiple times leaving her for dead and then took off. His mom entered one abusive relationship after the next and at age 12, Daniel began dealing prescription drugs at school. At age 14 he was arrested and in a lot of legal trouble. He didn’t care and he felt no one cared about HIM. He became GREAT at making money illegally. After getting caught robbing a Wal Mart, he was thrown in jail and THIS is what changed his life. TODAY Daniel is a man of integrity and a man on a mission  He went From being homeless to being an Entrepreneur owning several six-figure businesses. His mission and vision is to change the world with the force of good. He has fully turned his PAIN into PASSION. Join in today and learn EXACTLY HOW Daniel Skelton LEVELED UP and created everything from nothing! In this episode, you will learn: <ul> <li>How to break your bad habits to create success</li> <li>How to turn your pain into passion</li> <li>Why good always wins</li> </ul>

111: Breaking Your Bad Cycles to Create Success with Daniel Skelton