Why do we care about failures? Because each story of failure has a lesson to be learned! Professional Failure is not only a book about how failure is a gift but a podcast hosted by Justin Skinner. Checkout Justin's story!

Justin Skinner is a farm-raised entrepreneur, author, speaker, and performance coach from the great midwest. He lives in Springfield , Missouri with his beautiful wife Kendra Skinner, and their little dog Daisy. Justin played collegiate baseball as a two-way player and is now a full-time author and real estate investor. He is the author of the book Professional Failure and host of The Professional Failure Podcast, where he and his guests shared stories and lessons learned from past failures. Justin has many stories of failures and the valuable lessons he has learned along the way to success.

The compelling story and thoughtful wisdom from a ‘lowly’ fisherman.

Failure is not easy but is a part of life. Failure will occur, so how will you use it to get yourself closer to success? Professional Failure is the title of my guest’s book and podcast, Justin Skinner works to destigmatize the word failure and shift people's mindset. His perceptions and insights on failure motivate and inspire you to use failure as fuel and reach success with substance. My thanks to Justin Skinner for sharing his perspective!

Welcome to the Investing for Freedom Podcast. Today I speak with Justin Skinner, an entrepreneur and author of Professional Failure, and also the host of the Professional Failure Podcast. We talk about the impact we can have as individuals, how failure is something we should embrace and learn from, Justin’s investing journey, and more.

Be sure to check out Justin’s podcast Professional Failure.

Today, we are joined by Justin Skinner a real estate, author, and speaker. He grew up on a dairy farm in the Midwest. Played collegiate baseball. He and his wife started their own design and photography business after being fired from a job. The business grew into owning real estate and running Airbnbs. More recently he’s written a book called Professional Failure and he is the host of The Professional Failure podcast. Mr. Justin defined what failure means to him and how his optimism developed.

What’s your take on failure? Does it scare you so much that it keeps you from taking action? Have you tried something that didn’t work out and that’s kept you from trying again?

Your view of failure impacts the way you run your horse business. If you have a team, it especially impacts the type of work they do and the amount of creativity or innovation they feel comfortable bringing to the table.

Hello Friends! Today with On The Edge Podcast we’re talking to Justin Skinner, who works in commercial real estate as well as short term residential, but more importantly is the Author of “Professional Failure.” We’ll covers some politics, health news, real estate chat, and growing pains of owning a business. Come join us!

Justin Skinner approaches entrepreneurship like he approached the baseball career that put him in the Missouri Sports Hall of Fame in 2020 — he's not afraid to try everything. April 5, 2022, Justin Skinner will release a book, "Professional Failure: Using the Gift of Failures to Better Not Only Yourself, But Those Around You."

Justin grew up in North Springfield, attended Hillcrest High School, and is a Drury graduate. Justin and his wife Kendra have been in business together since 2012 and they currently own real estate on Historic C-Street and Historic Pickwick Neighborhood. They have been running successful short-term rentals for several years now and plan to continue that growth. Justin is specializing in Commercial properties on the north side of Springfield. He is a valuable asset and resource for anyone looking to build wealth through real estate.

This week we’ve got a great show with Justin Skinner. Justin is a real estate investor and graphic designer.

In this episode Justin shares his journey of getting fired from his W2 job to starting an AirBnB business. They now operate 6 short term rentals which allows them to have freedom to live the life they choose.

Listen to the end where Justin talks about a book he’s writing about failure and having the right mindset in turning every failure into a learning experience.

Justin Skinner grew up in Springfield, MO, and played collegiate baseball. He owned a commercial photography and graphic design business with his wife when they got their invoices with short term rentals. They have been hosting for about five years now and are in the process of building a lake house short term rental on Table Rock Lake.