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Entrepreneur Insider Video of the Week: Use the 'SuperBeing Breakthrough' to Get Paid for Who You Are Instead of What You Do Watch this free Q&A with marketing expert Mike Koenigs, in which he reveals success strategies he's created alongside celebrity clients.

By Mike Koenigs

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What if you could get paid for who you are instead of what you do or what you know? Do you want to experience what it feels like to be treated like a celebrity or influencer, and own a business category?

Well, it's completely possible -- and can happen faster than you think.

In this free video of an Entrepreneur Insider workshop, Mike Koenigs reveals several strategies that he has created alongside celebrity clients including Tony Robbins, Paula Abdul, Tim Ferriss, Richard Dreyfuss, Dave Asprey, JJ Virgin, John Assaraf, Brian Tracy, XPrize founder Peter Diamandis, Jorge Cruise, Harvey Mackay, Daniel Amen and Darren Hardy, as well as non-celebrity business owners who have had massive success increasing their prices and growing their customer base at the same time.

Related: Entrepreneur Insider Video of the Week: Nick Cannon Breaks Down His Keys to Success in Business and Life

Koenigs has helped over 57,000 customers in 121 countries get noticed, amplify their message, create awareness, productize their knowledge, become bestselling authors, in-demand speakers and media masters. Learn how they got attention and engagement while increasing their income with integrity and authenticity.

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Mike Koenigs

Entrepreneur Leadership Network® Contributor

Founder of Superpower Accelerator

Peter Diamandis calls Mike Koenigs An Arsonist of The Mind. He helps entrepreneurs create their “Next Act,” high net, low overhead, high impact, fewest moving parts, lifestyle-compatible businesses they love. Serial Entrepreneur with 5 exits, 17x bestselling author and the secret weapon of founders.

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