Brian Robbins is a 27-year chiropractor, author, real estate investor, the owner of multiple companies, and the father of 10 children.  He’s not only making a great income, but he’s also found a way to create sustainable passive income as well.  This shift is crucial to doing it all and doing it well!We’ll learn from his mental model and way of thinking that allowed him to accomplish so much.  Gleaning from his journey and lessons along the way, you’ll recognize ways to expand your own capabilities and live out your best life.

Where Your Mindset Fits into the Cash Flow System

Here at The Money Advantage, we are a community of wealth creators.  We’re entrepreneurially-minded business owners who are taking control of our lives and financial destiny.  

It’s not enough to just make a great income.  You have to figure out how to keep more, protect that money, and finally, increase and make more through the right investing decisions.

That’s why we’ve put together a 3-step roadmap to help business owners create time and money freedom. 

This conversation will help you take an honest look at your mindset and add better thinking patterns or delete old ones that aren’t helping you build the life you love today.  

Who Is Brian Robbins?

Before entering the multifamily investment arena, Dr. Robbins owned several companies including multiple medical practices, a coffee shop, a 1,500-member gym, and real estate investments. These real estate investments included a small apartment complex, a 32,000 square foot retail shopping center which houses his medical practice, and several single-family properties. 

Dr. Brian Robbins is the author of Done! The Professional’s Guide to Double-Digit Returns, Multi-Generational Wealth, and a Worry-Free Retirement (2017).

Dr. Robbins, business partner of Paul Moore, is now fully committed to helping others reach their financial goals using the Wellings Capital multifamily wealth generation platform. 

He and his wife Anita live on a farm in Central Virginia where they have raised 10 children, including 8 that were adopted.

Conversation Highlights (Partial Transcript)

Entrepreneurial Roots in Early Childhood

[3:49 Brian Robbins] I’m a chiropractor by trade. When I graduated from medical school, I always wanted to have a multi-discipline practice. 

I was an entrepreneur as far back as I can remember. My mom would get mad because I would go out on my bike, jump into dumpsters, and dig around looking for aluminum cans to throw into a big bag, because I could recycle those and make four bucks. 

I sold Postcards from door to door, and did a bit of everything as a kid, just trying to make a little bit of money here and there. 

I was born as an entrepreneur.  But after medical school, just looking at options that were out there, I had that in my mind the whole time.

Then I did the standard type of practice for several years until we were fortunate enough to adopt some children. And we adopted a sibling group of seven Russian orphans about 20 years ago. 

The Catalyst That Launched Him into Entrepreneurship

[5:08 Brian Robbins] We had two biological kids at the time. 

My wife was unable to get pregnant past those first two children. So, we looked at different options, and just really didn't want to go down the whole road of trying to work with clinics that specialize in helping you conceive. 

We decided that we would look at adopting.  

This particular group of kids came across our path.  We found out that the Russian government was in the process of getting ready to separate them and send them to three different countries, and they would never see each other.  Their ages ranged from 5 - 14 at the time. 

We were fortunate enough to be able to keep them together and bring them into our home. 

That was the catalyst that really pushed me forward on my entrepreneurial journey for sure.

The Shift Towards Entrepreneurship and Passive Income

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