Matthew Ory embodies everything this podcast is about. His first appearance on the podcast is still elevating new listeners almost a year later. When Pain Becomes Power was raw & inspirational, even emotional at times—round two is even better. Matt is a real estate investor, attorney & my lifelong friend. In this episode, he brings
The podcast starts with a monologue (0:00 – 12:36). I talk about Coronavirus, its economic impact & give recommendations for how to think about investing during uncertain times. We owe a debt of gratitude to health care workers & service providers who are putting themselves at risk for our safety. I’d also like to thank
My guest is Vincent McGarry. He’s a Safety & Control Systems Engineer who was working on a large project in China when his team learned of Coronavirus. I’ve long referred to Vince as the smartest, most well-read man I know, so it’s a great pleasure to share him with listeners. In this episode, we discuss
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 hear many bloggers & podcasters say: “Many people ask me about…” or “I get asked a lot…” and I think to myself, aw c’mon bro—nobody’s asking you that. I feel like Mike Fiers sharing this but a “content creator’s” dream is for their daily lives to be so intriguing to others that their inboxes
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
In 2015, I quit my job to travel the world. This gave me the freedom to see how much I could learn in a year (I had planned to return to the corporate world). Indeed, the greatest value of time wealth, for me, has been the freedom to follow my curiosities, wherever they might lead me.