In this episode, AR & YZ highlight some of the qualities that they believe is important when looking for a business partner. They discussed past experiences with their managers and some of the positive and negative traits they've experienced. They also spoke about the importance of having passion for the industry you are entering or at least have a passionate business team. One of YZ's sayings that stood out was "You don't need the spotlight to shine"

In this episode, AR & YZ discuss about the personal sacrifices they made when starting their businesses. They shared some personal stories and hardships that came along with being an entrepreneur. They also discussed about having the courage to get up and start that idea that's been sitting in your head. Ask yourself....what's stopping you? Sidenote.... YZ isn't a fan of Cat Poop Coffee

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In this episode, Ar & YZ breakdown what assets vs liabilities are, and the importance of generating more assets than liabilities. They also explained that one man's assets are another man's liabilities, only you have the power to determine what it becomes. They brought up some common examples that the average public views as assets such as owning a home or financing a car. AR ended off with giving some homework at the end, don't miss out !

In this episode, AR and YZ discuss the values of post-secondary education and financial literacy. They compared the two educations and explained the opportunities they come with. YZ also discusses about his upbringing of learning Financial Literacy and was known as the "Penny Pincher" growing up. 

In this episode, AR & YZ discuss about the similarities and differences of applying for University and College. They go into depth about the different styles of learning and knowing where you belong. They also discuss the benefits of co-op programs and how that can help shape you, post-graduation. "Use education as a tool, not as a golden ticket to success" - AR

In this episode, AR & YZ discusses the advantages and disadvantages with working a 9-5. They went in depth about the false perception of the "Canadian Dream" and that getting a job shouldn't be the end goal. They briefly brought up key points of the benefits and challenges an entrepreneur may face when running a business.