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Michael Rada is listed on his business card as a human. It is the most valuable title he has ever had. He has been a senior manager and other titles in the past. He is the father of Industry 5.0

Jeff Peterson

On the same day a career move unexpectedly changed lanes, Jeff Peterson co-founded Geneva Supply, one of the fastest growing companies recognized by Entrepreneur magazine. A true business explorer who shies away from self-designating himself as an entrepreneur, he often tells others, “That’s for you to determine, not me.” Jeff offers an impressive list of winning partnerships and innovative brand designs for online-based companies, directs and hosts a weekly podcast called Fueling The Tank, and is the creator of BizTank, a nonprofit organization and scholarship program that builds career experiences for students.

Chris Kawaja

Chris Kawaja holds his BA from Stanford University and MBA with High Distinction from Harvard Business School. Chris spent the early years of his career on Wall Street (Goldman Sachs and Bridgewater Associates, the world's largest hedge fund), where he developed his skeptical eye towards traditional financial advice. He now brings his unique investing outlook to his own personal portfolio. He owns a variety of assets ranging from e-commerce businesses, to legal settlements, to real estate. He is the founder and author of Upwarding.com where he discusses topics ranging from mindfulness to crowdfunding. He resides in Marin County, California with his wife and three children.

Today on The Mike Vilardi Show, Mike Vilardi has huge news in the George Floyd Case. In addition, on The Caregiver Dave Celebrity Segment, Dave and Neil will interview Ed Foy of The Food Network.

Jim Beach talks to some of the top entrepreneurs from around the world, showing you that it doesn’t take any risk or passion to make it as a successful small business

Jim Beach talks to some of the top entrepreneurs from around the world, showing you that it doesn’t take any risk or passion to make it as a successful small business

Jim Beach talks to some of the top entrepreneurs from around the world, showing you that it doesn’t take any risk or passion to make it as a successful small business

Jim Beach talks to some of the top entrepreneurs from around the world, showing you that it doesn’t take any risk or passion to make it as a successful small business

Last time we started the conversation with Darlene Coquerel about how to get going as a real estate investor when you have no money at all. If you missed episode 385 you might want to hear that before you listen to this show, which is the conclusion of the call. The topic title is “From Broke to Booming” and we are not merely showing you how to get started with no money, but also how to grow and scale your business, build a “snowball” of success and turn that into an avalanche.

Here is the great part - this is within your reach. If you truly want to be a real estate investor you can. If you have nothing right now, it may take a little bit longer, but once you start the train rolling down the tracks, the momentum can carry you for a long time.

More than thirty million Americans are currently unemployed. Many of them do not have several months of cash reserves for emergencies. And many are turning to real estate as an opportunity to help them no longer rely on their employer for all of their income. Some desire to break from the corporate world and become professional real estate investors.

It’s tough to do when you’re broke.

Real estate takes money. But the great news is, it doesn’t have to be YOUR money. There is a river of money flowing from buyers to sellers. Today we are going to teach you how to dip a toe in, and then wade out into that river with your buckets in hand.

Today we conclude the conversation we started last time with Dr. David Janssen. We are talking about personality types, learning styles, and other characteristics that create our Divine Design. What does this have to do with real estate investing? I’m glad you asked. If we know ourselves well, we will know there are certain things we shouldn’t try. But that’s ok, because there are a lot of other options out there for us.

As we know ourselves we begin to understand why other people act the way they do and gradually we come to accept then appreciate and then deeply value those differences. This is a vital step in maturity. Master this and you will unlock relationship secrets that can set your life and your business on fire.