HIGHLIGHTS FROM THE
CAREER OF AMERICA'S MONEYMAKER
1982
Born and raised on a farm in Nebraska, Loral Langemeier did
not start out in life with money or connections. At 17, while in high school,
Loral builds her first business, a health-training company.
1984
At age 19 and paying her own way through college, Loral creates
a business that specializes in corporate wellness and human performance. As a
personal trainer and aerobics instructor, she teaches 16 to 18 hours a week,
while earning a double degree and playing hoops on the college team.
1985
Loral graduates from the University of Nebraska at Omaha with a
master's degree in exercise physiology. Chevron calls and asks if she can teach
health, fitness, and nutrition to workers on oil rig off New Orleans. She is
24, single, and takes the job. Flying back to shore in a helicopter after
finishing her stint, Chevron offers her a multimillion-dollar contract to build
272 fitness centers on the offshore rigs. With no idea how to get it done; she
says yes. She decides to "strengthen her strengths and hire her weaknesses,"
and partners with Louisiana State University through an engineering professor.
1988
Three years later, working with her LSU team of
engineering students and the contacts of the LSU professor, the 272 fitness
centers are completed.
1989
Loral lands a senior-level job
at a Fortune 500 company and spends five years in corporate America. Juggling
her own ventures on the side, she learns the secret formula of the wealthy: to
manage and build a portfolio to create even greater wealth.
1997
After meeting Robert Kiyosaki in San Francisco (before his
Rich Dad, Poor Dad series), Loral creatively envisions his financial
board game Cashflow as a teaching tool for those who want to go back into
entrepreneurialism. She approaches Kiyosaki and helps start his cash-flow
clubs, working with him until 2002.
1998
Loral has always
planned to be a millionaire by age 35. Her plan takes on new meaning when she
becomes a single mother. Six months pregnant and two weeks shy of her 34th
birthday, her net worth passes the $1 million mark via her portfolio of
properties, businesses, gas/oil, and notes.
2002
With her
friend Bob Proctor, Loral creates and releases the audio CD and workbook "The
Expression of Your Power," a guide to overcoming limiting beliefs and paving
the way for success.
2003
Loral establishes Live Out Loud,
her coaching, mentoring and consulting company. She publishes her paperback
books Building Your Wealth Cycles and Building Your Business, Leading
Your Business, Protecting Your Business: Discover the 7 Step Process That Will
Accelerate Your Business and Position It As an Asset in Your Wealth Building
Plan; she also creates and releases two companion audio CDs and workbooks,
"Building Your Wealth Cycles" and "Building, Leading and Protecting Your
Business."
2004
The paperback Guerilla Wealth, by
Loral and Jay Conrad Levinson, is published.
Loral produces a series
of CDs, videos, and workbooks, including "Real Estate as Leverage," "Real
Estate GPS." She creates Live Out Loud's "Wealth Diva" curriculum for women
entrepreneurs.
2006
Released in early 2006, Loral's
hardcover book The Millionaire Maker: Act, Think and Make Money the Way the
Wealthy Do is a bestseller on The Wall Street Journal Personal
Finance list and the Business Week bestseller list. "Loral is the real
deal…she actually makes millionaires," says T. Harv Eker.
Later that same year, she hits the nation's top bestseller lists again with
The Millionaire Maker's Guide to Wealth Cycle Investing, a #1 bestseller
on the USA Today Business list and a #2 bestseller on The Wall Street
Journal list, that also lands as a bestseller on The Wall Street
Journal Business list (#5), The New York Times Business list (#4),
and among the top 50 on the USA Today Book list.
2007
Published in June, Loral's title The Millionaire Maker's
Guide to Creating a Cash Machine for Life is a #1 Wall Street Journal
bestseller and a #1 USA Today Money list bestseller; it also hits the
bestseller lists of The New York Times and Business Week. Jim
Cramer says, "You want to keep up with the Joneses, be my guest. You want to
trounce the Joneses, don't just read this book, act on it." Via the Cash
Machine online book club, 5,200 people in 17 countries read Loral's third
Millionaire Maker book together, online.
She appears as a
principle on two episodes of CNBC-TV's "The Millionaire Inside" national
television special. Loral's aggressive event schedule takes her to more than 60
stages nationwide, where she appears regularly with Trump's Learning Annex, at
her Team Made Millionaire Events, Cash Machine Workshops, and Wealth Building
Blitz Events, as well as on outside stages with her peers.
Her
company, Live Out Loud, is named among the 15th Fastest Growing Women-Owned
Business in the San Francisco Bay Area by the San Francisco Business
Times.
She launches The Millionaire Maker Game, a board game that
teaches people to build wealth through asset-generating ventures; Barnes and
Noble has an exclusive option to pre-sell the game through its launch.
Loral is a weekly guest columnist on Gather.com and for TheStreet.com, an
in-depth financial analysis and news website co-founded by CNBC host, Jim
Cramer.
2008
Loral grows Live Out Loud into a $19
million company in only five years. A highly sought-after money management
expert, she appears in USA Today, The Wall Street Journal and
The New York Times, on television on CNN, CNBC and Fox News Channel, and
on the web at ABCNews.com, Forbes.com, and BusinessWeek.com. Her popular web
site, www.liveoutloud.com, receives nearly 10,000 hits a day; her monthly
e-letter goes to 105,000 subscribers, reaching an additional 5,000 people each
month.
Her stage appearances broaden to encompass international
stages, including Tony Robbins Wealth Mastery Stage in 2008/2009, Chris Howard
Stages through 2008 in the United States, Australia and London, England;
regular appearances on Harv Eker's stage events; a National Keynote on eWomen
Network stage; Tupperware's Leadership Convention keynote speaker, plus her
Team Made Millionaire events, Cash Machine Workshops, and Wealth Building Blitz
events, as well as on outside stages with her peers.
In May, the
University of Nebraska at Omaha names Loral a 2007 Distinguished Alumni. In
June 2008, she introduced "Loral's Kids" (www.loralskids.com), animated and
interactive browser software that offers a fun introduction to financial basics
while providing youngsters with a safe way to surf the web.
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"Loral is the
kind of person who sees what potential lives inside of you and your business
and then leads you to draw that out yourself. I feel very fortunate to count
her as one of my mentors, and absolutely believe that I would not be making the
personal and business progress that I am without her guidance."
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