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A real estate investment can look great on paper, promise impressive returns, and still end up losing your money.

I've seen it happen to investors who trusted the wrong sponsors, overlooked risky assumptions, or got caught chasing returns in a market that no longer made sense.

That's why I'm excited to welcome Andrew Cushman to the podcast. Andrew is the founder o...


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Someone builds a $20 million business, sells it, and inside 7 years most of that money is gone.

It happens constantly, and it isn't because they got unlucky. It's because making money and keeping money are completely different skills, and almost nobody who is great at the first one ever bothers learning the other three.

This is my adaptation of Rob...


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Behind almost every great success story are people who helped make it possible. Mentors who offered guidance, friends who provided encouragement, and communities that opened doors to new opportunities. But success isn't just about what you accomplish. It's also about the people you surround yourself with and the relationships that make the journey worthwhile.

Today's gu...


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That's the part of the Trump accounts nobody is talking about, and it's why the free $1,000 is the least interesting thing about them.

Here's the math. Fund one to the $5,000 annual cap through the growth period at a 10% return and your kid has roughly $225,000 by 18. Then you stop. Never add another dollar. That balance keeps compounding for another 42 years an...


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You can have a great CPA, a trusted wealth manager, and an experienced attorney, and still be making costly mistakes with your wealth.

The problem isn't necessarily the people you've hired. It's that each advisor may be doing a great job individually, while nobody is making sure they're all working together.

And those gaps can quietly cost you millions in missed t...


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