Is it really possible to live the “American dream”?
I have an incredible story for you today. In this episode of Couch Time, I sat down with Dr. Chau Ong who is one of the most inspiring people I have met. He started with nothing, became a pharmacist, and then learned to make enough money to take care of himself and his family with corporate housing arbitrage.
He transformed his life with corporate housing arbitrage and has made it his mission to help others do the same! I am so excited to share this conversation with you because I know it is going to light a fire under you to find more income streams!
Meet Dr. Chau Ong — a visionary entrepreneur, heartfelt speaker, generous mentor, and dedicated coach. As a determined immigrant, DrChauBNB embarked on a relentless pursuit of the American Dream, fueled by his belief in the power of education and a rewarding career. Years of unwavering dedication led him to prestigious accolades: an MBA and a Doctorate in Pharmacy. However, the realization of this dream soon morphed into a nightmare — he found himself ensnared in golden handcuffs, lacking the time and resources to provide for his family as he’d always intended.
DrChauBNB’s determination to break free and achieve both financial and temporal freedom led him on a diverse entrepreneurial journey. He ventured into various fields — dropshipping, forex, cryptocurrencies, the restaurant industry, real estate sales, and commercial real estate. However, the demands of these ventures were incompatible with his full-time job, requiring either significant time or capital investment.
The turning point arrived when DrChauBnB devised an innovative business strategy — leveraging other people’s properties for master leases and subleasing them to corporations. This concept, known as mid-term rental arbitrage through corporate housing, became the bedrock of his newfound success. Within two years, he not only achieved his financial and time freedom but also retired in his early 30s, a testament to his entrepreneurial prowess and innovative approach.
However, Dr. Ong’s mission didn’t stop with his personal success. He took it a step further, aiming to help others tread the path of financial liberation. As a mentor and coach, he has guided over 100 students toward financial independence through the potent tool of Corporate Housing Arbitrage. Dr. Chau Ong’s journey is not just an inspiration, but a beacon of hope for many, demonstrating that the American Dream, in its truest sense, is achievable for all who dare to envision, innovate, and persist.
In This Episode, You’ll Discover:
- [7:06] – Climbing the corporate ladder isn’t always as glamorous as you think
- [8:04] – The one business that allowed Dr. Chau to make real money fast
- [9:50] – Want to get into corporate housing arbitrage? Here’s how to do it
- [12:15] – The FAST method to success with this business model
- [16:51] – Are the risks worth it? Here’s what you need to know
- [22:37] – The most important selection criteria you need to know
- [27:39] – Only have one source of income? This is why that’s so dangerous
- [31:29] – It’s all about leveraging relationships. Here’s why
- [34:04] – Is corporate housing arbitrage here to stay? Dr. Chau weighs in
I hope you enjoyed this conversation with Dr. Chau and got some inspiration to expand your forms of income. If you want to learn more about how you can work with him, make sure to reach out to him on Instagram and visit his website to learn more about his programs!
If you’re ready to revolutionize your life, make sure to reserve your spot today for Thrive Life TV and get ready to rock your world like never before. Thrive Life TV is coming soon, and we can’t wait to turn your wildest dreams into reality. Learn more about it here!
XO,
Amy
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