🎙️ In Part 2 of my conversation with Drew Fuentes, we continue the discussion about purpose, friendship, loyalty and the people who shape us into who we become.

Drew opens up about feeling like he should have discovered his purpose earlier in life and wanting to contribute more than simply making money or selling homes. I remind him that the impact he has had on his son, his family, his friends and everyone around him may already be one of the greatest purposes a person can have.

We also discuss the importance of friendship, how betrayal changes the way you deal with people, and why holding everyone to your own standards can lead to disappointment. Drew explains the advice he gave his son about expectations and why he believes that expecting less from people can protect you from constantly being hurt.

Drew also shares some wild stories from our younger days, including walking into a bar restroom and finding men loading a handgun with an extended magazine, helping evacuate the bar and calling the police before the situation became even worse.

Topics include:
• Discovering your purpose later in life
• Purpose beyond money and career success
• The impact you have on other people
• Friendship, loyalty and brotherhood
• Being judged by people who don’t know you
• Protecting the people around you
• Finding men loading a gun inside a bar
• Knowing when a dangerous situation is developing
• How Drew’s parents shaped his mindset
• Being strong-willed while remaining open-minded
• Positive and negative energy
• Why hurt people sometimes hurt others
• Betrayal, grudges and forgiveness
• Why you cannot hold everyone to your standards
• The advice Drew gave his son about expectations
• How Matt and Drew developed a lifelong friendship 

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🎙️ Drew Fuentes returns to Anything & Everything with Matt Reyna, but this time we go beyond the jokes and get into the man behind the personality. In Part 1, Drew talks about growing up near the border in Laredo, his family, sports, his father’s influence, and why he eventually felt like there was something more for him outside his hometown. We also discuss his decision not to pursue college, the military or law enforcement, the lessons he learned from strict coaches and family members, and how those experiences shaped the way he leads and raises his son today. Drew also shares the incredible story of pulling a young man from an overturned vehicle and opens up about his ongoing struggle to find a deeper purpose beyond simply making money.

Topics include:
• Growing up in Laredo, Texas
• Living near the U.S.–Mexico border
• Learning Spanish through family and Mexican television
• Basketball, baseball and childhood sports
• Growing up with a strict father
• Why Drew didn’t pursue college
• Considering the military, law enforcement and firefighting
• Learning what to do—and what not to do—from coaches
• Guiding his son through major life decisions
• Pulling a man from an overturned vehicle
• Growing up with a responsibility to help others
• Searching for purpose beyond money and career success

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What does success really look like? In Episode 5, Josh opens up about becoming a business owner, the future of Finish Line Coffee, and why money should never be the only finish line you’re chasing. We also discuss bad managers, betting on yourself, building relationships, appreciating the process, and whether instantly becoming rich could actually take away the purpose behind the journey.

🎙️ In this episode:
• Why Josh always wanted to work for himself
• Recognizing when you’ve outgrown your employer
• Why good managers and leaders are so rare
• Treating people right and never burning bridges
• The five-year vision for Finish Line Coffee
• Plans for another coffee truck and a brick-and-mortar location
• Growing a business organically through community
• The real meaning behind the name Finish Line Coffee
• Why your goals shouldn’t only be financial
• Recognizing the wealth you already have
• Falling in love with the process instead of the result
• Whether winning the lottery could remove your purpose
• Helping friends and family build generational wealth
• Crazy business ideas professional athletes get pitched

✅ Key Takeaways:
• Never allow a job title to limit what you believe you can accomplish.
• Treating people well can create relationships and opportunities years later.
• Every time you reach a finish line, create another one.
• Wealth can include family, friendship, health, peace and purpose.
• The journey toward success can be more fulfilling than instantly receiving the reward.
• Community and authentic relationships are the foundation of Finish Line Coffee.

⏱️ Chapters:
0:00 Did Josh Always Want to Own a Business?
0:50 Recognizing Bad Leadership
2:18 The Manager’s Ferrari
2:41 Treating People Right Pays Off
4:38 Finish Line Coffee’s Five-Year Plan
5:58 Growing Organically Through Community
6:49 The Meaning Behind Finish Line Coffee
8:06 Creating New Finish Lines
8:25 Why Money Shouldn’t Be the Goal
10:16 Falling in Love With the Process
11:20 The 2,800-Pound Salt Disaster
12:20 Would You Want to Win the Lottery?
13:22 Money Changes Friendships
14:33 Helping Friends Build Generational Wealth
15:09 The Craziest Business Ideas
16:57 Josh Reflects on His Journey
17:39 Support Finish Line Coffee

🎙️ About the Podcast:
Anything & Everything with Matt Reyna features honest conversations about business, sports, culture, life, relationships and everything in between. No scripts, no filters—just real conversations with interesting people.

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🎙️ In this episode of Anything & Everything with Matt Reyna, we sit down with the team behind Finish Line Coffee to talk about how a passion for cycling evolved into building one of San Antonio's most unique coffee experiences. We dive into entrepreneurship, community, the morning lifestyle, why local coffee shops outperform corporate chains, and the importance of treating every customer like family.
Whether you're a coffee lover, entrepreneur, cyclist, or someone looking for motivation to build something meaningful, this episode is packed with valuable insights.

 Topics We Cover:
 • How cycling inspired Finish Line Coffee
 • Why morning routines change your life
 • Entrepreneurship and starting a business
 • Coffee culture vs. Starbucks
 • The importance of buying local
 • Building a loyal community
 • Why quality ingredients matter
 • The truth about coffee beans
 • Matcha, espresso, and specialty drinks
 • Customer service lessons every business owner needs
 • Treating every customer with respect
 • Building a brand through authenticity

 ⏱ Chapters:
 0:00 Why Coffee?
 0:40 Discovering Coffee Culture
 3:30 Morning Routines & Productivity
 6:10 Cycling and Coffee Go Together
 10:00 Building Finish Line Coffee
 15:00 What Makes Their Coffee Different
 17:30 Why Local Coffee Beats Big Chains
 21:40 Lessons From Business Ownership
 24:00 Customer Service Philosophy

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🎙️ In Part 3 of my conversation with Josh Serna, owner of Finish Line Coffee, we dive into the side of cycling that most people never see. Josh shares stories about brutal crashes, racing at over 25 mph with only a layer of spandex for protection, getting hit by vehicles, and the dangers that come with competitive cycling. We also discuss Lance Armstrong, performance-enhancing drugs in sports, extreme health optimization, and the obsession some people have with living forever. This episode is packed with stories, opinions, and laughs. 

Topics include:
 • The worst cycling crashes Josh has witnessed
 • Why competitive cycling is more dangerous than people realize
 • Road rash, broken bones, and race pileups
 • Cyclists vs. cars
 • Racing strategy and drafting
 • Lance Armstrong and performance-enhancing drugs
 • Drug testing in cycling
 • Biohacking and longevity
 • The pursuit of perfect health
 • Funny stories from the cycling community

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🎙️ In Part 2 of my conversation with Josh Serna, owner of Finish Line Coffee, we dive into how cycling completely changed his life. What started as a way to cope with depression became a passion that reshaped his mindset, introduced him to an incredible community, and ultimately influenced the life he lives today. We also discuss men's mental health, finding healthy outlets, motorcycles, skateboarding, and why pushing yourself through adversity matters.
 Topics include:
 • How Josh discovered cycling
 • Using exercise to overcome depression
 • Men's mental health
 • Why everyone needs a healthy outlet
 • Growing through adversity
 • Motorcycles vs bicycles
 • Skateboarding and resilience
 • The psychology behind competition
 • Finding purpose through hobbies
 • Building discipline through cycling

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🎙️ In this episode of Anything & Everything with Matt Reyna, Matt sits down with one of his oldest friends, Josh Serna, owner of Finish Line Coffee. Before talking business, they take a trip back through their childhood growing up on San Antonio's South Side, the local metal scene, skateboarding, Call of Duty marathons, concerts, and the unforgettable memories that shaped their friendship. This is the beginning of Josh's story before diving into how Finish Line Coffee came to life.

Topics include:
 • Growing up on the South Side of San Antonio
 • Meeting through basketball and Kazen
 • The San Antonio metal scene
 • Skateboarding culture in the 2000s
 • August Burns Red, The Used, Atreyu and more
 • Xbox Live and Call of Duty memories
 • Gears of War rankings
 • Grand Theft Auto nostalgia
 • Stories from concerts and road trips
 • The foundation of lifelong friendships
 • Beginning the story of Finish Line Coffee

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In Part 5 of Episode 15, Matt Reyna and wrap up an incredible conversation by diving into one of the biggest mistakes entrepreneurs make—sharing their biggest ideas with the wrong people.

They also discuss why vision matters, how successful entrepreneurs bounce back from failure, and the micro-team model that's changing the way Anthony runs his real estate business. If you're looking to build a scalable business without sacrificing your freedom, this episode is full of practical insights you can apply immediately.

🎙️ In this episode:
 • Why you shouldn't share every business idea
 • How negativity can kill great opportunities
 • Why entrepreneurs think differently
 • Learning from failure and starting over
 • The coaching moment that completely changed Anthony's business
 • Why micro teams outperform large teams
 • Hiring salaried staff instead of agents
 • Building systems that create leverage
 • Creating a platform instead of just another brokerage
 • Anthony's vision for the future of the AMR Group

🧠 What you'll learn:
 • How to protect your vision from negativity
 • Why the right people matter more than the right idea
 • How to build a scalable business model
 • Why leverage creates freedom
 • The importance of creating systems that work without you

⏱️ CHAPTERS / TIMESTAMPS
 00:00 The Biggest Business Mistake
 01:30 Protecting Your Vision
 03:00 Why Entrepreneurs Think Differently
 05:00 Learning From Failure
 07:50 The Advice That Changed Everything
 10:00 Why Micro Teams Win
 12:40 Building the Right Staff
 15:40 The Future of the AMR Group
 18:00 Final Thoughts

📢 About the Podcast

Anything & Everything with Matt Reyna is where real conversations happen. From entrepreneurship and real estate to business, leadership, and personal development, each episode is designed to challenge your thinking and help you build a better future.

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In Part 4 of Episode 15, Matt Reyna and Anthony Almaguer dive into the mindset behind long-term success. They discuss the importance of setting goals, developing a positive outlook, embracing AI instead of fearing it, and building businesses that eventually create freedom instead of dependence.

Whether you're an entrepreneur, real estate agent, or simply someone chasing bigger goals, this episode is packed with practical advice on designing the life you actually want to live.

🎙️ In this episode:
 • Why goals give your life direction
 • The power of affirmations and visualization
 • Maintaining a positive mindset through adversity
 • Anthony's long-term vision for entrepreneurship
 • How AI will impact real estate over the next decade
 • Why automation is the future of business
 • Building systems instead of depending on yourself
 • Creating businesses that generate long-term freedom
 • Why coaching and mentorship accelerate success
 • Designing your ideal life before you build it

🧠 What you'll learn:
 • Why successful people write down their goals
 • How optimism can change your daily performance
 • The role AI will play in business and real estate
 • Why entrepreneurs should focus on systems, not just sales
 • How to build a business that works even when you're not there

⏱️ CHAPTERS / TIMESTAMPS
 00:00 Turning Adversity Into Fuel
 01:30 Why Goals Matter
 03:00 Choosing Optimism Every Day
 04:00 Anthony's Biggest Goal Today
 05:30 AI & The Future of Real Estate
 07:00 Will AI Replace People?
 09:00 Entrepreneurship Beyond Real Estate
 10:30 The Importance of Coaching
 11:30 Building a Life of Freedom
 13:00 Automating Your Business

📢 About the Podcast

Anything & Everything with Matt Reyna is where real conversations happen. From entrepreneurship and real estate to sports, business, technology, and personal growth, each episode is designed to help you think bigger and build a better life.

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In Part 3 of Episode 15, Matt Reyna and Anthony Almaguer dive into one of the deepest conversations of the series. They discuss whether success is earned or innate, the importance of human connection in sales, why discipline outweighs talent, and how discovering your true lane in life can completely change your future.

This isn't just a conversation about real estate—it's about mindset, purpose, leadership, and reaching your full potential.

🎙️ In this episode:
 • Why sales is really about solving problems
 • The biggest misconception about succeeding in real estate
 • Why empathy beats sales experience
 • Hiring people with the right mindset
 • Why taking pride in your work matters
 • Jim Rohn's philosophy on attracting success
 • Does putting yourself under pressure create greatness?
 • Are winners born or developed?
 • Finding the lane you were meant to be in
 • Why everyone has a different definition of success

🧠 What you'll learn:
 • Why relationships outperform sales tactics
 • The qualities every successful entrepreneur shares
 • How mindset determines long-term success
 • Why chasing money often leads to failure
 • How to identify and maximize your own potential

⏱️ CHAPTERS / TIMESTAMPS
 00:00 The Prerequisites of Success
 02:50 Does a Sales Background Matter?
 06:00 The Hardest Part of Running a Business
 08:30 Pride vs. Chasing Money
 10:30 Jim Rohn & Becoming a Millionaire
 12:00 Creating Pressure to Perform
 13:30 Are Winners Born or Made?
 15:00 Talent Recognition
 16:20 Finding Your True Lane
 17:40 Defining Success

📢 About the Podcast

Anything & Everything with Matt Reyna is where real conversations happen. From entrepreneurship and real estate to sports, business, and life philosophy, every episode is designed to challenge the way you think and help you become a better version of yourself.

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