A Journey Of Success: The Gabriel (Gabe) Kozel Story.
Apr 19, 2021
An interesting and motivating story of an entrepreneur who chose to quit his college and his 9-5 job in the pursuit of happiness and success.
Tampa, Florida, United States - April 19, 2021 /MarketersMedia/ —
If there is an entrepreneur whose journey is worth listening to, that’s Gabe Kozel. Gabriel or Gabe ended up dropping his college study and instead decided to get a job while investing in himself and trying to start a business. Eventually, he and his best friend “Tom” decided to start a clothing brand called “Elated”. Their partnership seemed to be a perfect match since “Tom” was big into fashion and Gabe was into marketing and business operations. Gabe would do influencer marketing and have already outreached to over 50 influencers to get them into their clothing brand.
It proves to be successful, and Gabe got some big-time influencers promoting their clothing brand. Some of their influencers are Lil Peep, DSavage, Nanks, ImwoahVIckey, Smookey Margella, just to name a few. They had their brand up surprisingly well and did 2 drops throughout the process where they were sold out on both drops.
Moving forward to February of 2019, Gabe turned out investing in his first event, the Grand Cardone 10x Growth con in Miami where he ended up meeting a lot of cool people and business partners that he still works with to this day. However, after the event, Gabe and his partner ended up splitting their partnership for the clothing brand because of personal issues.
Gabe then decided to pursue the first thing he knew best, and that is digital marketing. He started his digital marketing agency and within a couple of months, he went to a real estate event in October of 2019. He discovered wholesaling real estate and instantly fell in love because he has been always wanted to get into real estate and start flipping houses but always ended up not doing it because he thought one needed to have a lot of money to get into the real estate business.
Today, a little over a year since Gabe closed his first 2 checks, he moved to Tampa, Florida, and now have a team of 6 people where two of them are located in the Philippines. They have already closed 6 figures in assignment contracts and had just finished and listed their first fix and flip on the market in Allentown, PA.
Gabe’s company, called Venture Speed Investments is now growing to become one of the largest buyers of homes in Pennsylvania and has recently expanded to Florida. Gabe and his team believe that their incredible growth and success stemmed from their customer-centric approach to buying homes in any condition.
To learn more about Gabe Kozel and his company, Venture Speed Investments, you can follow him on his Instagram.
About Gabe Kozel:
Gabe admitted that his road to success is definitely not a smooth journey at all. He has lost many friends, lost lots of money investing in things. There were times where he didn’t want to get out of bed and was totally depressed from stupid investments. He said that those times are when he didn’t have the right mindset.
About Venture Speed Investments:
Gabe’s company is called Venture Speed Investments and is believed to become one of the largest buyers of homes in Pennsylvania. Gabe and his team pride themselves on being upfront with their customers. Thus, preventing surprises that are commonly found with similar companies.
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Website: https://www.instagram.com/gabrielkozel/?igshid=v91zkl84hmb3
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