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Marking the 100th episode, host Dustin Mathews curates the best segments from all of the best shows here at GetWealthFit! Celebrating this MILEstone, he gathers great insights on money, investing, lifestyle, and entrepreneurship shared by the top money-makers, investors, and celebrity entrepreneurs in the span of 100 episodes. Financial editor of NBC, Jean Chatzky, discusses the differences between how men and women are with money; The Money Couple, Scott and Bethany Palmer, shares the five money personalities; J.P. Servideo of the Future FortuneBuilders discusses helping kids with money; Ellen Long, a certified financial planner, teaches how to exit college debt-free; and best-selling author, Garrett Gunderson, talks about what to do with the cash you have. Moving towards investing, Matt Wallace, metals expert, talks about making money with gold; Rich Dad Poor Dad advisor Andy Tanner dives into the fallacy of investing in 401(k), while the man behind Rich Dad Poor Dad himself, Robert Kiyosaki, rants about fake teachers and being wary of information. Real estate investor and philanthropist Frank McKinney, takes a unique approach on conducting business, and Mark and Steve of WealthFit discuss maximizing short-term rentals in Tampa.

 

From the financials, we go towards the highlights of the lifestyle section as Rob O’Neill, SEAL Team Six Leader, talks about overcoming adversity in everyday life; multiple time Olympic medal winner, Shannon Miller, shares how to have a gold medal mindset; Hugh Steward, a nuclear engineering degree holder, discusses the magic of high-quality questions; Fitness trainer, Tony Horton, sheds light on the cost of hustling; and J.J. Virgin talks about the biggest challenges to health. Finally, we gather wisdom on entrepreneurship from the CEO of WealthFit, Andy Proper, who talks about the difference between having a virtual company and physical one; Than Merrill, former professional football player, shares the lessons from the NFL that could be applied to business; former rapper turned businessman Jesse Itzler advises on figuring out where to put your time and efforts; thirteen-year-old entrepreneur Alina Morse talks about time management; and Danica Patrick, the only woman to have led laps at both Daytona 500 and the Indy 500, reveals the secret to assembling a great team. Listen to learn some great wisdom that could help you create a life of abundance in time, money, and impact.

 

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"The way that you overcome adversity is by making it your friend." - Manti Te'o

They say that every setback is a setup for a great comeback and that every sacrifice flourishes into an opportunity. With God’s grace, all challenges can be won over. In this episode, American football linebacker Manti Te’o talks about leadership at different levels as he recounts his parents’ sacrifices for him and reveals how he overcome adversities and kept his faith no matter what challenges he faced. An investor and a spiritual devotee, Manti drops value bombs about how he leads his team as a leader of a pack and the most significant takeaways he received from his fellow teammates.

 

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"We miss out on stuff simply by not even having the courage to ask for it." - Micah Long

In this episode, self-proclaimed personal finance fanatic Micah Long takes us into the world of financial adulting, tackling how to increase your financial literacy. Micah talks about the struggles of Millennials to save, discussing the Debt Snowball method and other forms of getting out of debt while highlighting the need for a good financial mindset. As someone majoring in Business and Finance in college who also obtained a law degree, Micah interprets tax codes for business owners, entrepreneurs, and investors to understand. With that, he talks about stashing cash and the ways to better manage risks. Micah also gives some great advice to kids, adults, and parents who want to better their financial habit.

 

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"This is the best time ever to be an entrepreneur." - Tyson Toussant

One of the significant environmental problems facing the globe today is plastic pollution. By 2050, there will be more plastics in the ocean than fish. In this episode, Tyson Toussant and Alex Tapia, founder and co-founder of BIONIC respectively, talk about their product Bionic Yarn, a durable multi-use thread made from plastic and woven into sustainable fabrics of clothes. Their purpose for embedding plastic into their products is to help address this environmental problem that's growing into an epidemic. They have also decided to form partnerships with NGOs and have extended a supply chain from beach shores all the way to their end products produced in Asia. Paying it forward in this special episode, we acknowledge the help of GoDaddy that believes and supports entrepreneurs like Tyson and Alex in their advocacies to preserve the planet.

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"The first four people you hire are going to make or break your success." - Craig Stone

Everything is possible when we believe that we can achieve it. Craig P. Stone—entrepreneur, producer, and coach—has lived this maxim firsthand. In this episode, he talks about his journey across different industries after leaving Wall Street as an investment banker. He tells the story about selling knives and other fine cutlery up until producing movies, doing real estate investing, and more. For Craig, having a strong mindset to pursue a passion and believing you can accomplish anything are the keys to attain any goal desired. He also discusses the importance of humility—that we can learn from failure while being brave—and go on to do things that we never thought were possible.

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"People change because of either motivation or desperation." - Dan Lok

For most, success rarely arrives the first time around. Before fame and fortune are failures that propel us to greater motivation and work. Dan Lok—speaker, author, investor, educator, and founder of Closers.com—is someone who knows this story too well. He's lived it. Moving from Hong Kong to Vancouver, dropping out of college, and failing in business over thirteen times, Dan provides a behind the scenes look at his life, his transformation, and how he was able to unlock wealth and achieve success—all the while finding significance in it. He also talks about the importance of assessing whether a goal helps you or hinders you. Plus, Dan shares what he calls the "Wealth Triangle Dynamics" and how it can help transform your position regardless of where you are today.

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"Social media is one giant science experiment." - Timothy Sykes

An unfortunate elbow injury destroyed Timothy Sykes’ dream of becoming a good tennis player. His father called it the "million-dollar injury" because it propeled Timothy into stock trading, specifically penny stock investing. Timothy is now a millionaire stock trader, entrepreneur, and philanthropist who turned his $12,000 Bar Mitzvah gift money into $1.65 million trading stocks while in college. He says that everyone needs to be absolutely obsessed with what they are trying to master. Timothy's philanthropic activities he started during college have also grown as time passes by, from building schools to helping animals. Listen as Timothy talks about thet twists and turns in his life's path as well as the importance of donating to a cause.

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"If you don't take different actions, you haven't made a decision." - Hilary Hendershott

The main goal of a financial advisor is to help you grow your money. But what would you do if your financial advisor is buried in debt? Can you still trust them? Are they truly practicing what they preach? Certified financial advisor, wealth coach, and business owner Hilary Hendershott shares her journey as a financial advisor who was buried in debt until she discovered the reality behind what causes real financial trouble—behavior. There are other factors at play when dealing with money, such as emotions and past behavior. Listen as Hilary discusses her journey as well as the "seven steps to wealth" framework that can help your money grow so that you can experience financial freedom.

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"No matter how passionate you are about something, you can never anticipate nor expect someone to ever be as passionate [as you]." - Adam Von Rothfelder

Life is all about pivoting from one path to another, and we're never the same person throughout our life's journey. Adam Von Rothfelder knows that to be true. As a former MMA fighter turned one of America’s Top Ten Trainers and CEO of Strong Coffee Company, Adam has pivoted across multiple fields, finding silver linings in life’s tough moments. He shares that journey, from losing important people in his life to finding a courage to move on. Stepping out from that dark place, Adam has now successfully emerged at the top of his game, helping others with their health and lifestyle choices and learning how to strive to reach a peak performance.

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"You're not qualified to be in marketing if you haven't lost a bunch of money." - Tom Collins

What is it really like running a business? Tom Collins—founder and CEO of C5 Consulting and is the host of the Found Revenue podcast—is the behind-the-scenes guy for some of the biggest names and brands in the personal finance and financial education space. In this episode, he pulls back the curtain to show us exactly what it takes. He shares the story of his blue-collar background to becoming a sales superstar, touching on topics as finding "A" players, how to keep people around, investing in your team and leveraging the business side of human interaction. Tom also talks about the concept of found revenue and the significance of pursuing new beliefs.

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