Posts Tagged ‘Investor Identity’
Applying Poker Game Theory to Entrepreneurship, with Jordan River
In today’s podcast, we interview Jordan River. You’ll hear about how he turned a $50 deposit into $50,000 in online poker winnings in 12 months using GTO (game theory optimization). He’ll share how using the principles of GTO will help you grow your business. Where Building Your Business Fits into the Cash Flow System Investing in your…
Read MoreScott Carson, We Close Notes
Scott Carson is the Founder and CEO of We Close Notes. He’s a distressed note buyer, real estate investor, entrepreneur, educator and podcast host. If you’ve heard of investing in non-performing notes and would like to gain an insider’s perspective, this is your opportunity to learn. As you expand into any asset class, the first…
Read MoreMarco Santarelli, Norada Real Estate Investments
Marco Santarelli is a real estate investor, author, and founder of Norada Real Estate Investments, a nationwide provider of turnkey cash-flow investment property. Turnkey real estate may be an excellent opportunity for you to create cash flow from assets. With turnkey, you purchase property that’s already cash-flowing, reducing your barrier to entry into real estate…
Read MoreTed Benna: Reflections from the “Father of the 401(k)”
If you listen to the “financial experts” on tv or the radio, you will hear the typical blanket advice that you should put money into a 401(k). But the question is, does that advice apply to everybody? To get as much of an insider’s perspective as we could find, we interviewed Ted Benna, “inventor” of…
Read MoreThe Family Office Model: Investing Like the Wealthy, with Richard C. Wilson
In this episode, we asked Richard C. Wilson, the CEO of the Family Office Club, to share his experience in coordinating the wealth teams of multimillionaire and billionaire families. There’s a divergence between the investing strategies of the status quo and those of the ultra-successful. The ultra-wealthy leverage a family office model so they can…
Read MoreDiversification Is Ignorance Protection
Diversification is typical financial planning advice that average investors use to protect themselves from losses. Simply put, diversification is ignorance protection. It is admitting that you don’t know what you are doing. It is common to think of investing and the stock market as one and the same. However, investing encompasses much more than just the stock market.…
Read MoreSaving vs. Investing: What Is Investing? Part 2 – How to Find Your Best Investments
In a sea of investment choices, it can be overwhelming to determine which are the best investments for you. But don’t let overwhelm keep you in the dark, procrastinating, making mediocre decisions, losing money, and perpetually frustrated. The first step to confident investing is having a clear picture of exactly what you want and WHY. …
Read MoreSave Automatically & Invest Intentionally
Often when we put money automatically into retirement plans, things like 401ks, 403bs, this is usually through a payroll deduction from an employer. This is commonly referred to as ‘saving for retirement.’ However, this is investing because that money is often at risk in the stock market, and can lose value. It’s time to save…
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