My guest is one of the most interesting people I know. Steve Sloat was twice appointed Deputy US Marshal by President Ronald Reagan (and once by Jimmy Carter). He’s also been a champion race car driver, gone undercover in a high-profile case and authored three fiction thrillers. I wanted to get Steve on the podcast
My guest is Michael Green—his story is compelling. He spent four years in prison, which he says was just the amount of time he needed [in “the slammer”] to make him a better person. Now he’s an expert house flipper who teaches others how to implement simple systems to find great contractors to get jobs
Mike Kelso is my guest on the podcast. He’s been a mortgage professional in the Phoenix area since 2005. We discuss whether one should own or rent in today’s real estate environment. We also discuss market predictions for the next 3-5 years. We share our favorite memory when we were baseball teammates at Nicholls State
Carson Lee is a professional baseball player and creator of the apparel company, One Percent Athletics. In this episode, you’ll hear from someone who approaches life & business in the same way he approaches baseball—with a plan of attack. I found Carson to be humble, thoughtful & curious. At a crossroads in his life, he’s
I enjoy getting young guys on the podcast who are doing BIG things with their lives. Nathan Hirsch easily fits that criterion—you can tell by the passion in his voice that despite all his early successes, he’s just getting started. Nate is the Co-Founder of FreeeUp, a business he started in 2015 with $5,000. FreeeUp
I wanted the first podcast episode of 2020 to be special. So I upgraded my equipment for an enhanced audio experience, flew to New York City and invited back on the show a listener-favorite. Joseph Wells’ first appearance, Buying Time-Freedom Before the 4% Rule with Joseph C. Wells, was very popular. Since having Joe on
Glenda Hoon Russell is a serial entrepreneur who lives in an RV with her husband. She’s a speaker, content creator and author. Her book, The Status Foe, will be out in Spring 2020. This was easily one of my favorite conversations this year—deeper discussions stick with me. We talk a lot about focusing on what you can
Mr. & Mrs. Nomad Numbers enjoyed 13-year careers at major tech companies in Silicon Valley. Then at age 36 and 37, they realized they’d become financially independent, quit corporate America and started traveling the world. They believe life should be lived to its fullest potential. Their blog, nomadnumbers.com, was created to share their nomadic journey of slow
Every morning Frank Dekker goes to work at Starbucks. He’s not a barista—he’s an American whose job as a Software Architect allows him to work from anywhere (as long as there’s a Wifi connection). So he moved to Thailand. His story of moving halfway around the world is awesome and hilarious. He met his wife through Facebook and
My guest is Leif Dahleen, aka Physician on FIRE. He retired from medicine in August to live a bigger life. I was excited to have POF on the podcast for a few reasons. First, I’ve recommended his blog, PhysicianOnFIRE.com, to several friends of mine over the years. Leif’s been sharing a wealth of knowledge on personal finance, early
David Peré is an active-duty Marine who devotes his free time to teaching service members and veterans how to build wealth through real estate investing, entrepreneurship and personal finance. In today’s podcast episode, David shares by what age he plans to become a millionaire, and exactly how he intends to do it. You’ll also get a