Welcome to the "Go Big to Give Big" podcast with Randy Molland and Steve Arneson! Today, we discuss what it takes to be a true visionary with Justin Breen. Justin is the Founder and CEO of global PR firm BrEpic Communications and exclusive connectivity platform BrEpic Network. His first book, Epic Business, was a bestseller in six countries and No. 1 for Entrepreneurship in the US. Breen started BrEpic Communications in 2017 and launched BrEpic Network in 2022. He has built an international network of extraordinary people and believes strongly in the power of introductions and creating important relationships. Justin is an active member of Strategic Coach 10x Ambition Program and Abundance 360 Summit, and he mentors countless emerging entrepreneurs.   In this episode, Justin discusses his transition from journalist to entrepreneur in 2017 without a business background. He shares insights from his book Epic Life, emphasizing the Kolbe Index score as a way to identify visionaries. Justin reveals his rare unicorn score of 867 and explains how simplifying patterns aids visionary success. He explores balancing visionary thinking with integrative action and outlines the four stages of business. Justin encourages action over overthinking and perfectionism, highlighting his involvement with giving initiatives like the Wildlife Foundation and Dylan Buckner Foundation. He also discusses why prioritizing on helping others before themselves can lead to become true visionaries.   [00:00 - 14:59] Family-Oriented Entrepreneurship ·      Justin is the founder of Replica Communications and Network, working with top visionaries to help simplify their message. ·      Justin talks about the four stages of business that become a must-understand principle in life. ·      He embodies the Give Big Side, being on the board of a Wildlife Foundation and having a scholarship program. ·      Justin simplifies patterns by talking to visionaries and connecting cool people changing the world.   [14:59 – 30:10] Simplifying the Visionary Message ·      Effective balance of visionary and integrator roles is crucial for success. Prioritize execution rather than getting stuck in overthinking and analysis paralysis.Seek partnerships with individuals who possess complementary strengths to enhance overall effectiveness.Embrace imperfections and take action rather than strive for perfection.  [30:10 – 40:10] The Importance of Entrepreneurs in Society Capitalism and entrepreneurship are often misunderstood and mislabeled, but they involve creating higher value from lower value.Entrepreneurs serve as societal catalysts, pushing progress and challenging materialistic values.Justin empathizes with entrepreneurs but questions why some individuals make excuses instead of pursuing their best lives.  [40:10 – 49:09] Quick Questions ·      Brag on one charity that you like: o  Little Village. ·      What would get you more excited? Donating a $1 million check or spending a week physically helping others? o  Justin prefers donating a $1 million check as he feels his skills are better utilized in writing a check rather than engaging in physical activities like building houses. ·      Who inspires you with their giving? o  Mark Fujiwara, Greg Washington, and his wife, Dr. Sarah Breen ·      What is the first thing you think of when you hear Go Big to Give Big: o  The first thing Justin thinks of when hearing "Go Big to Give Big" is Mario Lemieux, a hockey player known for his accomplishments. ·      In one word, describe the feeling you get when you give: o  Grateful. ·      Do you believe that money can buy you happiness: o  Justin believes money can buy happiness based on the positive experiences and opportunities it has provided him.   [49:09 – 51:14] Closing Segment ·      Reach out to Justin o  See the links below  ·      Final words   Tweetable Quotes