All posts by Jeffrey Kale Flagg

A native of Hawaii (a Kamaina Haole boy, using the local parlance), Jeffrey Kale Flag lived in Connecticut, New Jersey, Massachusetts, California, Utah and Texas before settling in Las Vegas and Reno, Nevada, where he currently resides with his wife Edwina and their four children. Jeffrey Kale Flagg is a senior level executive with AZAS, LLC, juggling responsibilities in both consulting and oversight for various companies in multiple industries. With AZAS, Jeffrey Kale Flagg primarily focuses on sales, marketing, operations, logistics, fulfillment, and compliance. In 1997, Jeffrey Kale Flagg added ReGenesis International (RI) to his portfolio of business ventures. Here, Flagg advises the operations of this private label organic nutritional supplements company via an Operations Manager and Marketing Director. In addition to nutrition, RI offers spa-quality skincare and biodegradable household cleaning products. Jeffrey Kale Flagg holds a degree in Economics and Political Science from Yale. He enjoys international travel and speaks both Russian and French.

Jeffrey Kale Flagg Shares the Secret to Success

Jeffrey Kale Flagg is a start-up expert with over twenty years in marketing, real estate, medical and direct sales. He rose to National Marketing Director at a $200+ million per year direct sales firm when he was just 24, and then built his first start-up company to #1 on the Inc. 500 list just four years later. He is currently General Partner in the real estate development fund American Redevelopment Fund, LP as well as chief operating officer of Array Asset Management, LLC, an asset management company managing utility scale solar arrays worldwide. Today, Flagg shares some of the wisdom gathered over his years of building successful business ventures.

Jeffrey Kale Flagg considers it a great honor being asked to lead, being given the chance to have a positive impact on another person’s destiny.  This role also bears tremendous responsibility, and it’s one that Flagg takes very seriously.  It is what compels him to work when most people that he knows are sleeping, according to Jeffrey Kale Flagg.

To be successful, reports Jeffrey Kale Flagg, one must be willing to put in the effort, commit the time and take the action that is necessary to accomplish his or her goals.  Says Flagg, “Knowledge is important, but the reality is that information is very, very easily found.  What cannot be purchased, rented or leased–and what is the crucial element to success–is follow-through.  It is the kind of follow-through that takes action, makes things happen, that gets up off of the couch and attacks life.  That is the key to success, believes Jeffrey Kale Flagg.

Jeffrey Kale Flagg is a true believer in the theory that we all control where we are and what we accomplish in life. Why do so many people spend more time justifying where they are in life instead of simply taking action and going where they want to go? Flagg points out that we all have the ability to make the changes that will help us achieve our dreams.   Whether or not we make those changes is our choice.  It is one of life’s big tests, says Jeffrey Kale Flagg, a test of character and a moment of truth.

According to Jeffrey Kale Flagg, if deep down in our hearts we believe that we are unable to successfully run our own lives then we constantly look for outside endorsements of our ideas.  We may make tentative decisions, but we never follow through because we need assurances that other people agree with us.  This lack of confidence, says Jeffrey Kale Flagg, strips us of our ability to become successful.  No action ever takes place, because there will always be people who disagree.  Our lack of confidence invites the very criticism that we fear.

On the other hand, points out Jeffrey Kale Flagg, if we believe that we have the ability to run our own lives, to choose our own destiny, then that is exactly what we do.  We decide where we want to go and we make the necessary changes.  We listen to people who have accomplished the success that we desire—but we still make our own decision.  We don’t look back and re-evaluate, we simply make the call and than take action.  Success then becomes our reality, says Flagg.

So, you have a decision to make.  According to Jeffrey Kale Flagg, you have to decide whether you are going to be the captain of your own ship or not.  Now, if you think about it you will quickly realize that the choices that you have made in your life actually have defined your life. Think about it for a minute, suggests Jeffrey Kale Flagg. Are your relationships with your friends and family described more accurately as being filled with trust, respect and love or are they better defined as competitive, argumentative and shallow?  What about your lifestyle—do you have a lot of free time, relaxation, comfort and luxury in your life?  Or do you have penny-pinching, frustration and anxiety?

We must realize that we all have total control of our lives and that any change is possible, asserts Jeffrey Kale FlaggOur choices created the lifestyle that we live and they have defined the type of friendships and relationships that we have.  Our choices have determined whether we are happy or sad—they have created our lives.  In order for us to achieve our dreams, says Jeffrey Kale Flagg, we are going to have to make a commitment.  It is a choice.  And our choices today, the commitments that we make today will define our futures, concludes Jeffrey Kale Flagg.