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How Fame Can Simplify the Way For You To Start Your Business And Create a Fortune Meet Mohammad Matin Hosseinabadi, Iranian actor and business owner

By Reza Abbaszadeh

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Becoming a successful actor is not an easy job. It absolutely requires hard work, aptitude and usually a bit of luck. But for some superstars, television and movie success is not enough. A few people have also been able to succeed in the entrepreneurial world, creating their brands, coffee shops and enterprises that have produced money and prosperity. You should believe that sometimes fame can take your life to the next level. Here is one of them who have conquered cinema and launched their successful business.

Mohammad Matin Hosseinabadi is an Iranian actor who started his own business besides his professional career. He leveraged this opportunity and embarked on his business journey by creating his own production company. He showed that is not necessary to be as famous as Jessica Alba to begin. Establishing a business requires courage more than anything.

When it comes to creating a new brand or company, one of the important factors contributing to a prosperous result is getting consumers' trust. Distrust has always been a key element that gives rise to a failure of a business or an individual. But when you perform in a movie, subconsciously people get acquainted with you by watching your act, so you have a higher chance to be more trusted by a lot of people.

We all know the key to financial freedom is to create multiple flows of income and this is a great example of it. Most celebrities devote their time only to their career and it makes them a star if something bad does not show up, but a few use their fame and money as a business platform to create other flows of income besides their primary career.

Celebrities who have branched out from the medium that made them famous and started their own prosperous companies know the game of success. If anything unpleasant happens to them, they will not start from scratch because they have other options ready.

The Importance of multiple streams of income is not restricted to only immunize you against rainy days, it is the most remarkable criterium to financial freedom.

Reza Abbaszadeh

German Entrepreneur, Investor and Business Strategist

Reza Abbaszadeh is an internationally-renowned Entrepreneur and Investor who has a magic touch when it comes to Real Estate Investing, Leadership, and Finance. He is the founder and CEO of a multinational business management company Abbaszadeh Enterprises and a social media app BaxBeauty.

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