Summary
Change comes from two things: Inspiration or Desperation. Join us as Cody Hofhine, an INC 5000 Co-founder and CEO of Wholesaling Inc., describes how he found his why, and when – at the bottom and from a place of desperation – he built an empire focused on leaving a living legacy and helping other people.
RECOMMENDED BOOKS:
- Leading an Inspired Life – Jim Rohn
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Show Notes
Cody Hofhine is an INC 5000 Co-founder and CEO of Wholesaling Inc, and Founder of Utah Sell Now. He’s also a successful Real Estate investor, Coach and sought after Speaker.
Cody used his background in sales, and his passion for Real Estate, to quickly build a 7 figure Real Estate business and is on a mission to help and inspire others to become successful at Real Estate. He is driven by a desire to truly help other people, as well as his desire to be a great husband to his wife, and father to his four children.
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