Capital Hacking

Investing like a billionaire attracts billionaire assets as well! For today’s power-packed masterclass episode, our guest Ben Fraser explains to us the current megatrends, where he invests, the common places he’s looking into to buy new and more opportunities, and other types of asset classes they invest in.He also talks about inflation at a different depth and shares the biggest driver of inflation we have right now. Listen to this episode with Ben and be rewarded with access to the types of classes only billionaires buy into so you can invest like a billionaire as well! Keep on listening and have a bonus knowledge on one of the biggest trends – energy space – and how he managed to expand his business and his investors.Key Points from This Episode:Ben’s family life and what he does at Aspen Funds.What does it mean to buy a mortgage note?The difference between being a lender vs. being a landlord.Ben gives access to the types of classes only billionaires buy into.How did Ben expand his business, where did he f

The opportunity arises when you re-evaluate your goals, including your health and financial goals. Jeff Donatello is a certified functional medicine practitioner and a certified clinical nutritionist who wanted to go into the world of helping people. He talks about the Entrepreneur Operating System (EOS) and how it is changing his business. His pivot with health regenerative medicine enabled him to share the incredible healing art—it is to give people vision, foresight, and wealth in health. Our guest shares that the first thing people should do is be healthy and successful. So you have to distill things down and put everything in proper order in order to get the best results. Learn about a great player and how his mind works on age-defying health from regenerative medicine to a health business!Key Points from This Episode:Jeff shares how he found a regenerative world.How do regenerative biologics work?What are telomeres?When purified amniotic fluid is injected, the process of tissue regeneration begins.Jeff

There are opportunities here to be successful—you can use all of that to be able to invest. Ketan Bhavan is known for dropping knowledge bombs, all kinds of alternative investing ideas, and everything he's involved in. He expands his environment by not just looking at what is given: cash flows, financial plans, and private investments. But it's also about building a healthy work ethic and involving yourself in the growth of the environment he creates.Our guest shares that our passionate mindset is what propels us forward to success. It is not just about the whole investment itself, but finding ways to help and allow others to get involved. It is also about meeting new people and growing from them. Condition your ties while learning how to travel your passionate mindset with alternative investment! Key Points from This Episode:Ketan shares that his passion is not working behind a desk.What is a self-directed IRA?Ketan talks about how he entered syndication.Ketan discusses the purchase of private alte

When buying an asset, especially a real estate one, it’s important not just to consider the current state of the economy but to look at the 20-year vision. Today’s guest, Chad Gallagher, helps us analyze where we are at the acquisition of real estate economy. He answers how we evaluate skyrocketing rates and teaches us about building community and analyzing deals and valuations while creating value.He also explains an expression called ‘buying the real estate versus renting the rate’. In this episode, Josh, John, and Chad talk about the buy now, don’t worry about a 2-year/6-month horizon because these assets that you hold for five to ten years is what will generate your wealth in real estate. But Chad translates this principle into investing in your business and your career. Catch us and hear more about how a tech guy became a real estate investor, owned a management company, scaled them and then created massive funding!Key Points from This Episode:Chad Gallagher’s background in real estate.The importance of

During the current times, in order to adapt, we must also be abreast of technology as much as we are in capital. Today’s guest, Alejandro Laplana, gives us a 101 lesson on venture capital. He explains his strategies and model, how he does real estate investing, buying companies, and co-investing. He also shared how he and his businesses helped people to market fit, generate more traction, then also helped them scale up to a critical threshold. More business discussions went on but it also highlighted the tokenization of real estate, its future, and the involvement of Shokworks on blockchain technology. Listen now and learn how to venture capital!Key Points from This Episode:Alejandro shares a little bit of his background and what is Shokworks. Alejandro’s connections and how did he manage to make them.The resources that Alejandro provided for the World Cup and the meanings of the jargons he used.Alejandro explains more about the AdTech model application.  Were the users of the application to be moved on a val

During the current times, in order to adapt, we must also be abreast of technology as much as we are in capital. Today’s guest, Alejandro Laplana, gives us a 101 lesson on venture capital. He explains his strategies and model, how he does real estate investing, buying companies, and co-investing. He also shared how he and his businesses helped people to market fit, generate more traction, then also helped them scale up to a critical threshold. More business discussions went on but it also highlighted the tokenization of real estate, its future, and the involvement of Shokworks on blockchain technology. Listen now and learn how to venture capital!Key Points from This Episode:Alejandro shares a little bit of his background and what is Shokworks. Alejandro’s connections and how did he manage to make them.The resources that Alejandro provided for the World Cup and the meanings of the jargons he used.Alejandro explains more about the AdTech model application.  Were the users of the application to be moved on a val

When buying an asset, especially a real estate one, it’s important not just to consider the current state of the economy but to look at the 20-year vision. Today’s guest, Chad Gallagher, helps us analyze where we are at the acquisition of real estate economy. He answers how we evaluate skyrocketing rates and teaches us about building community and analyzing deals and valuations while creating value.He also explains an expression called ‘buying the real estate versus renting the rate’. In this episode, Josh, John, and Chad talk about the buy now, don’t worry about a 2-year/6-month horizon because these assets that you hold for five to ten years is what will generate your wealth in real estate. But Chad translates this principle into investing in your business and your career. Catch us and hear more about how a tech guy became a real estate investor, owned a management company, scaled them and then created massive funding!Key Points from This Episode:Chad Gallagher’s background in real estate.The importance of

Growing up in a middle-class neighborhood is not an excuse to downsize your vision. In today's episode, Matt King talks about his vivid visions and an upbringing that taught him a principle of a winner's attitude called "Find the Way or Make the Way". He also shared the work he's learned and done on himself to walk those visions into reality.Even when he felt like he was different at a young age, he always feel like there was something special about him too. Listen as he shares some of the methods and techniques of GoBundance's strategies of vision setting, goal setting, holding oneself accountable, and having the belief of 'you can make the change in your life'! Catch us today and also hear a bonus discussion about the word 'mastermind'!

Most people struggle with being their authentic selves. In today’s episode, Glenn Hausmann shares his three universal steps toward success and how to do those steps while living your most authentic life. He discussed how he was, how he looked at himself the way the world wanted him to be, and how he transitioned from that into being comfortable where he is now.He also talked about the flow zone and how he got into it and created a brand that reflects his authentic self. He even dove deep into the processes he uses to make and build relationships. Catch our guest today and also find out his take on podcasting in the specific niche of hospitality and resort investments!

During this season of thanksgiving, it is best to think about what we are most grateful for and our family. That’s why our guest for today, Richard C. Wilson, the founder of the world's largest family offices, shares with us how he’s built his empire and is now one of the most distinguished thought leaders in the field of family offices.In today’s episode, Richard shares with us the tax strategies, techniques, legal instruments, and deal flow processes he’s studied and learned about the family offices. He also shares how he could incorporate those into his business plans for his own family, his company, and the values they share at their conferences and events. Sit with us today and discover his current major player––billionaires.com. Tune in now!

It takes a number of certain tools to be able to achieve your first goal. But it takes different tools and a change of plan to achieve the next. For today’s episode, Nick Uhas gives us a blueprint that he calls ‘reverse engineering’ and tells us how to utilize it to dominate various areas of our lives. He also shares how he went from dominating the media influence to business domination, turning it into life design.He elaborates more on having a completely new mindset and dissects Hal Elrod’s Miracle Morning book and explains to us, scientifically, why things such as visualization are not a hocus pocus but instead a science that puts your brain synapsis together as well. Catch us now as Nick also talks about his intentionality, how he’s aggregating all kinds of creatives, and how he is doing that!

Any company takes time to develop. When starting a business, you cannot expect things to take off immediately. You have to be intentional about being smart, starting up, and growing because, on average, it takes six years to have your business go the way you want it to. Today, our guest, Steve Lloyd, shares how he ran a $300M business while keeping an incredible track record every step of the way.For Steve, entrepreneurs have to adapt or they die. Life goes in cycles, so it is crucial not to be afraid of letting go. Also, in this episode, Steve talks about his predictions on the economy, how he could prospect his deals, and what he feels about cash. Tune in now and don’t miss an episode full of wisdom!

Time is the currency of love for children and family. And having multiple streams of income doesn’t just allow you to make ends meet but also gives you the freedom to do what you want, like going on a vacation with your family whenever you want to. Today, John Edwin will share with us how he built the bedrock for his business and his multiple income streams through his family.John also shared that starting them young by bringing them in the field to do deals is also one of his non-traditional ways to develop his children’s skills. In this episode, John tells us how Disney World made him pivot his mindset, business, and investments. Catch us as John shares a bonus of good parenting skills and familial advice to help you with your investments!

Financial freedom and personal freedom are the core outcomes of classical education and excellence. Today, Mark Kalpakgian will explain succinctly what disciplining of desire is to make the good possible and effortless. Mark’s mission is to share the joy of what he is capable of in classical education and what it does for people.Mark believes that it is the partnership that is built on trust, collaboration, and accountability from both sides that contributes to students' formation. For Mark, the freedom of excellence is  what gives people the freedom to have access to education. Don’t miss this one-of-a-kind opportunity of having freedom through classical education!

There are many ways to win in real estate. But understanding your purpose of investing determines your kind of win. Join us as we learn from our dynamic educator, Jason Yarusi, his own building blocks on his successes and how he dominated the real estate multifamily on a large scale.Today, he shares with us the culture they have in 7 Figure Multifamily, a group he and his wife, Pili Yasuri, established so they can help other people step into their actions to achieve their goals. Listen as he also talks about the “Buy Now, Buy Low, Sell High” philosophy and why he believes that multifamily real estate is sustainable in the long run. Get big in real estate investing as Jason educates us about how to get that first real estate investment and how to get that ‘next’ real estate investment!

These days interest rates increased by 6% from 3% last year. Today, Rod Khleif updates us regarding the current economic and market status that every real estate investor should keep track of. He even tells us how to find opportunities in every crisis encountered in the business!Rod has also managed to make  $17 million even while sleeping! His secret to this and more is what he talked about in this episode. He also shares how to deal with failures and fears coming into the business and the skinny deals and marketing. Sit back and dive into this conversation full of shared investing strategies and value. Don’t miss it!

Today, Ben Garfunkel will share deeply how people who are involved in so much public market work never had a chance to discover the private investing world. Ben has been in the business and has been giving the inspiration to seize your life.Ben believes in the journey into private equity ownership, like what he does in accountable equity, and hundreds and hundreds of good people share investments in real estate using small real estate funds. The inspiring words from Ben: We just got to do the things we have to, and we will grow from that.

Delaying gratification is sometimes what it takes you to greater things in the long run. Today’s guest, Ashley Hamilton, shares with us the steps to getting that $3M portfolio. She talks about the Detroit economy and what she did to grow her properties into the market.Ashley also explained how to get your capital through house hacking and how she went from a $5,000 dollar investment to a stable cash flow while making time for her family and kids. Check out our latest episode now and treat yourself to a journey and the power to change your life right now!

In this episode, Paul Smith shares how you could be a leader by listening to stories and telling yours. Paul has been in the business industry for over 20 years and is one of the world’s leading experts on organizational storytelling.Paul believes one of the core ways to be a leader is to tell a story. His storytelling leadership aims to pull people into their vision. The best thing about Paul is that he digs down on what story people need depending on the course of people’s careers. Sit back and be inspired!

Freedom is never placed in one spot only. Sometimes, it has to be everywhere. Our guest, Tim Daniels, shares with us his journey of being a dad, father, and an investor. He tells us how he managed to make ends meet, do ministry work, achieve financial freedom, and then another type of freedom.He also talked about his journey from Airbnb to larger size Hospitality. Listen now and learn about what’s there to look for when investing, people to look for to invest with, and teammates to look for to add to the team.Key Points from This Episode: Tim shared his background on his family and what he does for a living. Why is it never too late to invest in Real Estate? Tim talks about how they shifted their career and retired to do what is their passion. Tim’s investments and buildings that he has acquired and how did he manage it. Tim explains why he is interested in still adding and growing his portfolio in addition to houses. How Tim's calling of running things led him to buying real estate assets. Why didn’t