Kiss My Assets

This week, we dive deep into the world of wealth management with a special guest—Josh Manwaring, a seasoned Wealth Manager from the greater Phoenix area (and Jamison's brother!). Josh brings a wealth of knowledge to the table, offering practical, no-nonsense advice on how to simplify your retirement savings strategy. His key message? Save as much as you can and live frugally now to secure a prosperous future.

In this episode, Josh demystifies what it really means to be a financial advisor, pulling back the curtain on the industry and explaining the often misunderstood ways that advisors are compensated. He addresses common concerns that people have when deciding whether to hire a financial advisor, providing a balanced view of the pros and cons straight from someone who knows the industry inside and out.

The discussion takes an intriguing turn when Jamison shares how Tony Robbins' book, The Holy Grail of Investing, transformed his approach to saving and investment. Josh and Jamison explore how this book can serve as a valuable resource for anyone looking to refine their financial strategy.

Josh also offers his expert take on the age-old debate between investing in real estate versus the stock market, explaining how your age and financial goals should guide your choices. For those curious about cryptocurrency, Josh shares his well-researched thoughts on its potential future, even though it's not his primary area of expertise.

Whether you're just starting your retirement planning journey or looking to optimize your existing strategy, this episode is packed with actionable insights. Tune in to learn how to take charge of your financial future, navigate the complexities of investing, and set yourself up for a secure and prosperous retirement.

Welcome to the Kitesurfing Wealth Coach Podcast! I'm Jamison Manwaring, CEO and co-founder of Neighborhood Ventures, an online platform for commercial real estate investing. I'm thrilled to finally launch this podcast, a project that has been in the works for quite some time.

In this first episode, my aim is to transform the way you perceive wealth and money. We'll explore healthy perspectives on finances and share some of my own personal experiences along the way. I'll introduce the three pillars of wealth, inspired by Robert T. Kiyosaki's "Rich Dad Poor Dad," and delve into how our childhood experiences shape our financial mindset from an early age.

Through real-life stories and insights from my journey in the business world, I hope to illuminate how you can improve or even reshape your approach to money, enhancing its role and significance in your life. Throughout the life of this podcast, we will uncover countless wealth topics and essential financial principles. I am excited to share this valuable information with you and embark on this journey together toward financial empowerment and success.

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Co-Founders Jason Turnquist and Sean Elstins discuss the decade-long evolution of their web design company, Fyresite. They began by building marketing websites for clients. As they've expanded to offer more services, they now use Shopify's platform to build advanced eCommerce websites for their clientele.

Jason and Sean share their insights on the long-term effects we can expect as companies integrate NFTs into their products and services and maintain balance in the supply and demand of cryptocurrency in virtual markets.

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Together they've developed the technology to remove the barricades parents face when their child is introduced into the digital world. The real-time insights show parents what their child is being exposed to, and interested in, and help protect them from predators. The software now features daily mental health checks and offers insights that could help prevent issues such as eating disorders, self-harm, and suicide.

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