SHAUN CLARK | The "Go High Level" Multi-Millionaire Software Developer

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Today’s interview for the Millionaire Secrets podcast, The "Go High Level" Multi-Millionaire Software Developer, is with a good friend of mine, Shaun Clark.


Shaun is a serial entrepreneur and multi-millionaire. His latest success story is a saas business called: HighLevel.


HighLevel is a software that helps marketers and marketing agencies turn leads into customers.


Before this…


This is Shaun’s third successful saas company. He began the journey to his first million as a college dropout at just 20 years old.


But the most fascinating thing about Shaun?


By trade, Shaun is a software developer. He studied computer science at college.


It’s a sticking point that I come across time and again in the ENTRE community…


...people believe if you have such a logical mind, you’ll struggle with the creativity needed for entrepreneurship.


Shaun puts that fallacy to the sword.



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📩 Reach Go High Level 👉hello@gohighlevel.com


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1 year ago

What a great session on the entrepreneurial learning curve, and failing forward.

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8 months ago

Brilliant insights and inspiring stories. Really enjoyed listening in and learning.

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1 year ago

This was a great video, Jeff. Thanks for the awesome content!

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1 year ago

"What does it take to be a successful entrepreneur, and on that list there is only one thing". I wonder if you could clarify this statement.


From my experience, an entrepreneur must play many roles. Advertising / marketing, branding, ideas, solving problems, being technically proficient in the field, et cetera. All of the roles of the business fall on the entrepreneur. In my jobs, I had very focused tasks.

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1 year ago

Fascinating and yet you have to be crazy to go into business for yourself without strong partners and security and loads of money.

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1 year ago

Shaun Clark is a awesome guy

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1 year ago

It's risky to depend on job security.

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Multi-Millionaire Software Developer

Software Architect's Handbook: Become a successful software architect by implementing effective architecture concepts

by Joseph Ingeno (Author)

4.2 out of 5 stars

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About the Author

Joseph Ingeno is an architect of software who manages several business software programs. In his professional career Ingeno has created and created software for a range of industries. He has vast experience working on mobile, web and desktop applications, with various frameworks and technologies.

Joseph completed his studies at the University of Miami a with Master of Science and bachelor of Business Administration degrees in Computer Information Systems following this with a Master of Software Engineering degree from Brandeis University.

He has several certifications such as his Microsoft Certified Solutions Developer and the Professional Software Engineering Master Certification from the IEEE Computer Society.


Daniel Correa

5.0 out of 5 stars

A lot of tips, and elements to consider

Reviewed in the United States on January 8, 2021

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This is a great book which contains a lot of concepts and ideas.


This book gives you a ride around the main elements that a software architect should consider and learn. This is great for people who already have a little of experience developing software. Because it show you the important things to consider when you are an architect, or part of a software project.


It gives you recommendations about: maintenance, requirements, quality attributes, tests, software architectures and patterns, software principles, DevOps, cross-cutting concers, security, working on a team, leading a team, soft skills, and many more.


However, there are many topics which contains only a paragraph. So, this book is more like a guide to go to learn different topics (in deep) in other books.


CONS:

There are only a few examples (codes). So, maybe this book is not recommend for novice developers or architects. Not recommended for people which are looking for a practical book.


For example, it gives you a lot of recommendations about how to implement a MVC architecture or micro-services, but you never will find a piece of code which shows a real MVC architecture.


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Donald E Lutz

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Great read

Reviewed in the United States on October 23, 2019

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Covered the full life cycle of software architecture.

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Hicham

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Great book. A global view about the role of architecte

Reviewed in the United States on January 21, 2020

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Great book thanks


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Trace

5.0 out of 5 stars

Highly Recommended

Reviewed in the United States on June 26, 2019

I’m a software developer who has spent many years developing all kinds of applications. I wanted a book that would explore the many considerations and decisions that software architects need to make and the techniques they use to go about their job. This book did not disappoint and was well worth the purchase.

The book does not focus on any particular programming language or development framework (although there are some code samples in C# just to explain some points). Instead, the book concentrates on software architecture and development in general and I appreciated the fact that it did not emphasize a specific technology that I may not even be using. Because of this, I think this book has a wide appeal and will be relevant for many software developers and architects.


As an experienced developer, there were some topics that I was already familiar with and there were others that were new to me, which was expected. I found the book to be very insightful and it gave me new ideas, things to look for, and concepts that I can apply to my projects. The book is large and has good coverage of many topics. As you can imagine, some of the topics could be the subject of an entire book (or books) all by themselves, and this book inspired me to explore some of those topics even further.


Highly recommended.

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Jesus B.

5.0 out of 5 stars

A very nice place to get into the complicity of the Software Architect.

Reviewed in the United States on November 12, 2018

The author is very experienced and he has a wonderful way to explain very complex and details of this profession in a very simplistic matter. It was a lot of help for me, and I think anybody that it is thinking seriously to become more proficient on there software planning and Software Architect, should take a deep read on this book. :)

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Jennifer Reinfried

5.0 out of 5 stars

Highly recommended!

Reviewed in the United States on June 30, 2019

This is a great book for software developers who are interested in becoming a software architect or simply want to become a better developer. The book begins by describing the software architect role and how it fits in the context of an organization. It then covers all the different aspects of software architecture, including designing for quality attributes, leveraging the use of patterns, following best practices, and taking into consideration crosscutting, performance, and security concerns. I was pleased that it covered modern topics such as microservices, continuous integration/deployment, and building cloud-native applications. It provides a complete picture of being a software architect as it even goes into topics such as working with legacy applications, soft skills, and the types of things you can do to continually improve your skills going forward.

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Amazon Customer

5.0 out of 5 stars

Filled with high-quality and useful information

Reviewed in the United States on January 8, 2019

I found this book to be very informative as it provides coverage on a wide range of topics related to software development. Clear and well-written, it made difficult topics easy to understand.

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Tillman32

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Every topic you should know as a Software Architect

Reviewed in the United States on June 8, 2019

A comprehensive guide covering all topics needed to master Software Architecture - must read.

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Paul Reviews

5.0 out of 5 stars

great book

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on January 2, 2020

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A lot of good information, Sits on my desk for me to read in my spare time at the office

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Sebastian Edelmeier

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Great starter, Incredibly dense

Reviewed in Germany on March 31, 2020

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Joe has managed to deliver a book that covers most of the topics relevant to start working as a software architect these days. It delivers a structured overview and a good basic elaboration. Also a great reference.


The print version seems to be printed by amazon and is not sturdy at all. So, once you carry this beauty with you, it looks messy.

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Vishal

5.0 out of 5 stars

Good Book !

Reviewed in India on August 21, 2021

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Precise content by Joseph on generic subject Software Architecture, Joseph described very well role of an Architect, He defined very well type of Software Architects. Books contain all required topics which revolves around modern Software Architecture. Language used in book is easy to understand to anyone. It is Worth to spend time and money on this book.


Thank you Amazon and Joseph.

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JS

5.0 out of 5 stars

Very great book to overview the development landscape

Reviewed in Germany on November 13, 2018

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Really enjoyed it, all the partitioned info you've collected over years are bundled in one book. Off course, each section could be a new book, so it doesn't go to too much in detail, but that is not the goal.

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