One thing we always hear is about how lucrative real estate can be! More and more often stories of people retiring through real estate are coming to the surface and we want in on it. But where do we even start? Tina Mounlavongsy has an 8 door portfolio and has been investing in real estate for over 4 years but has been involved in the industry for over a decade. Tina is giving us the real estate for dummies version of how we can get started on an investment journey. Tune in and subscribe! 

We also discuss: 

• First steps to take in your real estate investment journey 
• Short term vs long term rentals 
• Pros and cons of hiring property manager 
• The trade up method to scale your investments 
• Using real estate to create generational wealth 
• Wholesaling 
• House hacking

Resources mentioned: 

Rich Dad Poor Dad by Robert T. Kayosaki 

Set for Life by Scott Trench

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After a few weeks off, Jareed is finally back from paternity leave and sharing all the details about his new baby girl Jovi! His wife Emily (and baby Jovi) also join this episode to give us the play by play about the day Jovi arrived. Tune in to hear about whether or not Jareed panicked or stayed calm during the birth, what they both love and hate about parenthood so far, and reivew Jovi’s birth chart. 

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Asia and Jareed debrief the 2020 Tokyo Olympics. Asia is sharing the details about her family vacation to Martha's Vineyard, and Jareed is patiently awaiting the arrival of his baby girl!

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Today we are talking about our dead dads. Hosts Asia & Jareed of DONE WITH ADULTING open up about their grief stories: Asia lost her dad in college to sarcoidosis and Jareed lost his dad last year to kidney failure. We also discuss the complexities of making end-of-life decisions, the aftermath of losing your dad in college, losing your dad before coming a dad, and how people grieve differently. Done with Adulting is a weekly podcast that will provide you the relief you need from life’s biggest pressure. Boston based best friends will attempt to break down the societal expectations of “adulting” and examine the effects across different generations. These insightful conversations, with relatable guests, are just what you need to hack adulting and maximize whatever phase of life you are in. Hosts: @simplyasianoelle & @bgreatordietryn of @donewithadultingpod.

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Brenna Guinan is a licensed clinical therapist as well as the creator and host of Real Fckn Talk podcast. She is joining us today to give us the inside scoop about therapy, how much it costs and what a therapy session might look like. We’re also talking about: 

• Is race important when choosing a therapist? 
• Is the political opinion of your therapist important? 
• Should therapists self disclose to form a relationship with patients? 
• How often does someone need therapy, how do you know when you are done? 
• Asia’s experience with better help 
• How to find the right therapist for you 
• And more!

Resource for finding a therapist: psychologytoday.com

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After a few weeks of interviews Asia and Jareed are finally catching up with each other’s lives and adulting struggles. Jareed is sharing about his decision to take a new job with a baby on the way. Asia shares about her recent trip to vegas, her failed gambling attempts and the aftermath that came along with it. Tune in to catch up with what the DWA crew has been up to! 

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In this episode, Asia, Jareed, and Paige discuss the concept of adulting and all of the decisions that come with it. At the ripe age of 18, our society is forced to make a decision that will determine the rest of our lives: to attend college, to attend community college, to go to trade school, to go straight to work, perhaps even none of the above. What if I told you there was no right or wrong path? There is an expectation that young people will all follow the same path. Our generation is starting to change that narrative. It is okay not to go to college, it is okay to go into a trade, it is okay to do something different than everyone around you.  We live with the idea that there is one trajectory to follow and you can't make any turns off that. Asia and Jareed remind us that this is not the case and that the “norm” looks different for everyone. We must make the decisions that are best for ourselves, not simply based on what others are doing.  We also discuss the different experiences that each person has with vulnerability, opening up, race + identity, mental health, and more. While it can be hard to believe at times, the hardships we face make us who we are. We can choose to react positively or negatively no matter what life throws at us.   Adulting is hard. Find what makes you happy. Make decisions you support. The rest will follow!

We also talk about:  • Supporting others • The perception of fear • Money management • Job/work life • Doing what you love • Failure • Internal vs external processing • Empathy • Race + identity

As a wrap up to our PRIDE month content, we are interviewing Petey Gibson, who is an actor, comedian, online teacher, drag king and more! Petey is sharing his experience and journey with us as a Trans man in America while also providing us with some education on the abhorrent discrimination and violence that Trans people face daily. Tune into this episode to learn and grow on your allyship journey and please continue to raise awareness for not just the queer community but for transpeople specifically. 

We also discuss: 

• Black Trans Women and the violence they face
• The Stonewall Riots 
• Changing the Game documentary on HULU 
• Suicide rates for trans youth 
• Privilege within the trans community 
• Discrimination agains trans people within the queer community 

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• Alexandra Billings - Actress, Singer, Activist
• Alexis Sanchez - Social Impact Consultant
• Chris Mosier - 1st trans athlete to make men's Team USA
• Schuyler Bailar  - 1st trans D1 NCAA men's athlete 
• ALOK - Author, performer, speaker 
• Vico Ortiz - Actor

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Whitney Edwards has worked in the sports industry as a women's college basketball coach over the past 11 seasons. In June of 2020, Whitney was named to her first head coaching position at The College of Saint Rose in Albany, NY where she proudly returned to her home state. Her background includes coaching diverse teams to improve individually and collectively on the court. 

In this episode we’re talking with Whitney about intersectionality, what it means and how it shows up in our everyday lives. Whitney is also sharing about her specific experience as a queer black woman in America, how PRIDE and athletics intersect as a former player (and now a coach), how we can be the best allies to the community, and more! 

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College of St. Rose LGBTQIA+ Resources

https://www.transathlete.com/ - Informational reference for policy and legislation 

The Trevor Project - Carl Nassib donated to this organization when he came out publicly last week.    The Inclusion Playbook - Offers training and information sessions

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In honor of pride month, we are re-releasing our 13th episode featuring dear friend of the pod Brian Teague. In this interview things get interesting when we talk about all the different movements that exist and how millennials may or may not play a part. We discuss what it means to be an ally to marginalized/oppressed groups and Brian gives us a rundown on the LGBTQ community, and how he feels about people facing “burnout” as it relates to supporting causes that matter.

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