In this episode of Knowledge is Power, we sit down with Marc King, a visionary leader and wealth-building expert who rose from humble beginnings to become a driving force in the real estate industry. Marc shares his incredible life story, revealing how his early struggles shaped his relentless drive for success.

We explore the pivotal moments that transformed his career, his approach to building lasting wealth, and his mission to empower others to achieve financial independence. Whether you’re an aspiring entrepreneur, a seasoned professional, or someone looking for inspiration, this conversation with Marc King offers valuable insights and actionable advice to help you on your own journey.

Tune in to hear how Marc turned challenges into opportunities and built a legacy rooted in leadership, innovation, and helping others thrive.

Marc's Book List:

Morgan Housel: 

The Psychology of Money

Same as Ever

Dr. Thomas Stanley: 

The Millionaire Next Door

The Millionaire Mind

Stop Acting Rich

Dave Ramsey: 

The Total Money Makeover

Entreleadership

 JL Collins: 

The Simple Path to Wealth

David Bach: 

The Latte Factor

The Automatic Millionaire

Start Late, Finish Rich

Robert Kiyosaki: 

Rich Dad, Poor Dad

Cashflow Quadrant

Sullivan & Hardy:

The Gap and the Gain

Who not How

10x is Easier than 2x

Simon Sinek: 

Start with Why

Leaders Eat Last

The Infinite Game

John Maxwell:

Everything ever written

Join us for an insightful discussion as we dive into the critical issues and potential outcomes of the 2024 presidential election. Featuring returning guests Blake Filippi, Bill Bartholomew, and Ken Block, we’ll analyze the key candidates, hot-button topics, and the evolving political landscape. From expert voter data analysis to the impact of media and public opinion, this episode offers a comprehensive forecast of what could shape America’s future. Whether you're politically engaged or just curious, this conversation will leave you with plenty to think about leading into Election Day.

In this episode of Knowledge is Power, we sit down with Ken Block, a software engineer turned political trailblazer, to explore his fascinating journey from tech innovator to government reformer. Ken shares how his groundbreaking work in database technology, including the creation of Texas' SNAP debit card system and online lottery systems, led him to uncover millions in fraud and waste. But his story doesn't stop there. Feeling compelled to shake up the "politics as usual" in his home state, Ken founded Rhode Island's Moderate Party, ran for governor twice, and continues to champion voting reforms and election integrity.

Join us as we dive deep into the intersections of technology, politics, and civic engagement, uncovering the lessons Ken has learned from both his career in tech and his bold political endeavors. Whether you're a tech enthusiast, political junkie, or just curious about how one person can make a difference, this episode offers inspiring insights into how to navigate—and even challenge—the systems that shape our lives.

In this episode, we sit down with Nate Edwardson to explore his journey from his first swings in golf to becoming a prominent figure on YouTube. Nate shares the motivations behind his channel, discusses the evolution of golf content online, and reveals his plans for the future, including his exciting new venture into competitive golf. Tune in for insights into how YouTube is transforming the game and what it means for the next generation of golfers.

Welcome back! Today we talk with Nathan Clark's journey to becoming one of the most successful realtors in Rhode Island. Along with how he is changing the industry.

In Episode 64 of 'Knowledge is Power', join us as we venture into the hidden corners of Rhode Island with Jason Allard, an expert in uncovering the forgotten tales of our state. From abandoned places to untold stories, we delve into the enigmatic and lesser-known facets of Rhode Island's history. Tune in to explore the mysteries that lie beneath the surface, and discover how uncovering the past can empower us with a deeper understanding of our world.

Exploring John Adams, Capitalism & Liberty: A Conversation with C. Bradley Thompson, a leading scholar on the subject.

https://substack.com/@cbradleythompson

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