In this episode of the Matthews Mentality podcast, host Kyle Matthews sits down with Jahan Moslehi, the co-founder and CEO of Bridge 33 Capital. Jahan shares the remarkable journey of launching Bridge 33 Capital out of a two-bedroom apartment in Seattle to becoming a national powerhouse managing $2 billion in assets and 15 million square feet of retail properties. Jahan discusses the pivotal moments, mentorships, and strategic decisions that propelled the company to success. He offers insights into the importance of work ethic, humility, and building strong relationships. He also opens up about the mental fitness required for entrepreneurship and the sacrifices involved in building a company from the ground up. Don't miss this inspiring conversation filled with valuable lessons for aspiring entrepreneurs and real estate enthusiasts. Be sure to like, subscribe, and share this episode!

00:00 The Humble Beginnings of Bridge 33 Capital

01:30 The Growth and Success of Bridge 33 Capital

03:49 The First Real Estate Deal and Early Challenges

05:21 The Impact of Mentorship and Early Career Moves

14:22 The Immigrant Experience and Family Sacrifices

19:45 Adapting to New Environments and Overcoming Adversity

38:14 From Science to Investment Banking

42:27 Navigating Wall Street: Overcoming Adversity

43:20 Real Estate: A Path for the C Students

44:00 Life at Morgan Stanley: The Fixed Income Track

49:35 The Importance of Humility and Mentorship

53:12 The Entrepreneurial Journey: Founding Bridge 33

55:14 Work-Life Balance and Personal Sacrifices

01:15:31 Building a Successful Partnership

01:18:36 Creating Value and Building Relationships

01:24:20 Advice for Aspiring Entrepreneurs

01:32:00 Conclusion and Final Thoughts