How Misfortune Helped Me Create a Billion Dollar Business with Daniel Rosen

How Misfortune Helped Me Create a Billion Dollar Business with Daniel Rosen

Host Katie Richardson’s newest guest on The What’s Working Now Show is a personal friend and inspiration. His story begins, oddly, with juggling on street corners for money at age 13. Fast forward and Daniel Rosen is founder of “his baby,” Credit Repair Cloud, where he helps customers on a personal level to get control of their credit and lead healthier monetary lives. And now, Credit Repair Cloud is aiming to be a multi billion-dollar business in the next handful of years. But on the road of his major change from street performer to industry conqueror, Daniel reveals a life of financial stress and uncertainty, despite starring on seasonal television (one of these being The Price is Right) and Broadway.

Join them for their insightful conversation about the true principles applied inside of our guest’s business that lead to success, and learn why Daniel urges listeners to take care of themselves during their exponential growth periods down to the morning routine. 

3 Key Takeaways

  • Why credit is kept such a big secret from the public.
  • Why Daniel is the credit company’s nemesis.
  • How mentors are really a shortcut.

Show Notes

[1:03] Daniel shares his backstory

  • Juggling on street corners
  • Starring in seasonal TV
  • Nearly losing his house because of a bank credit error

[4:13] Making his first product

  • Not leaving the house because of acting like an automated robot
  • Making FRIES

[7:20] Working with consumers

  • Clients reaching out for a bigger version

[9:14] Why is credit such a big secret?

  • We don’t learn this in school
  • It’s secretive because it’s designed to hurt people

[11:10] Credit-Aid’s failure as catalyst for a bigger version

  • “The only way to accumulate wealth is by making money while you sleep” -Daniel Rosen
  • Meeting with investors
    • Building for 3 years before finally getting traction
  •  Wearing all of the hats in this new company
  • Burning all the bridges of other gigs in his life
  • Google Help Outs
    • Getting advice from Keenan

[20:09] Daniel’s community helping people help others with their credit

  • Daniel learns from Russel 
    • Building out their value ladder
  • “They’re all people who’ve gone through major trauma…then they realize the way to get back whole is by fixing their credit.” -Daniel Rosen
  • Daniel is the nemesis to credit companies

[25:50] What’s really working for Daniel right now

  • Having the message/client-centric mission
    • Basing all company decisions on the movement they built
  • The stories that come from his help to his co

[28:30] Opportunities that Daniel’s company is focusing on now

  • Going from $80 max a week to a company that brought in $50 million
  • The power of being able to delegate issues to a consistent employee
  • Putting effort into growing and scaling what their product really is
  • Investing in people!

[30:40] What Daniel does to keep himself grounded in the gravity of what they’re building

  • Daniel didn’t take care of himself but suffered for it
  • Establishing a morning routine
    • Making a really healthy breakfast and walking to work
    • Getting onto a calorie counting program

[33:55] Entrepreneurs’ tendency to work themselves to death as high performers

  • Making a few tweaks instead of overdoing your health course corrections
  • Daniel’s first shooting for a TV program that highlights people who are crazy successful “in their underpants” at home
    • Having to go shopping at the last minute

[38:37] Katie explains her morning routine to Daniel 

  • Identifying the need for change early on
  • Getting out of the house early in the morning
  • Her morning routine as her “secret weapon”
  • Constantly evolving her self-care routine

[41:51] Daniel’s company as his passion project

  • His endgame with Credit Repair Cloud
    • “We get offers all the time from people…and they freak me out. I would never sell [my company]. It’s my baby.” -Daniel Rosen
    • Hearing the stories of his clients as his favorite part
  • Mentors are a shortcut
  • “I just grabbed so many ideas of what I could be if I put my spin on it, and started to build a movement.” -Daniel Rosen

[47:19] Something Daniel does consistently every day

  • Walking to work
  • Meeting with the team every day

[49:17] A book that Daniel keeps on his nightstand

  • Books by Russel Brunson
  • Expert Secrets

[49:49] Some of the best advice he’s received in his life

  • Model success; you can be unique and still follow models that are working

[50:17] Daniel’s advice for growing, successful entrepreneurs to pull out of too much stress

  • Offload something! Hire someone who can help. 

[51:40] What are you hearing from Daniel’s story and how can you put that into action?

Connect with Daniel Rosen

Website: creditrepaircloud.com

If you’re interested in learning more about what they do: creditrepaircloud.com/freetraining

Facebook @DanielRosen