Legacy Voyage

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  • Solomon’s Paradox, paying for the cash value, identifying blind spots, and more… | Ep 51

    I'm Dean, and welcome to my podcast, Legacy Voyage. In Season 1, I'm documenting my journey to earning my first 100k net worth as a full-time college student.

    Today, I had a significant epiphany while walking in the gym and chatting with my uncle. I've always been obsessed with the idea of "What's the cash value?" What's the cash value of your beliefs, your relationships, your skills, and all the things you do?

    It struck me that at the end of your life, you're going to pay for it. If you've been eating poorly, neglecting exercise, and being unhealthy, you'll pay for it with a shorter life. Conversely, if you've been exercising regularly and maintaining your health, you'll reap the benefits in your later years.

    What's fascinating is that the cash value of something is subjective to you. For example, believing in the truth of the church and Jesus Christ brings positivity into my life, making me happier and those around me too. However, for someone like Alex Hermosi, who believes life is fleeting and ultimately inconsequential, that belief has its own positive cash flow.

    This realization is crucial because it will shape how I live my life from now on. I'll continue sharing my journey with you, so stay tuned.

    17 min
  • I ‘officially’ launched Nesian News (here’s the story behind it...) | Ep 50

    Let’s be honest… the only Polynesian you know is from Chik-fil-a

    Okay. Maybe not. (but can you see my point?)

    There’s not many of us.

    Most of our stories go untold — and I’m changing that with something BIG!

    Imagine if you knew EVERY successful Polynesian out there. They’ll give you 1:1 mentorship, advice, lessons, and more. That’s what I’m building.

    Yesterday, I ‘officially’ launched Nesian News. Here’s the story behind it…

    Every day I meet cool Polynesians doing BIG things: lawyers, investors, entrepreneurs, engineers — but there was a problem.

    No one knows them. So I did the first thing I could think of.

    I connected them to each other. It was like clockwork.

    Cold LinkedIn connect → call → intro → repeat. Most calls went like this…

    Intro

    Getting to know each other. How are you? Where you from? etc.

    Ask Questions

    Diving into their story and career. What’s your story? How did you end up doing X? etc.

    It’s the most important part of the call. I’m looking to see how I can GIVE VALUE.

    “Oh you’re doing X. I know a Samoan doing that same thing”

    “You live in X. Lemme connect you with another Tongan out there.”

    “You’re looking for X. I know some people who might help.”

    Post-Call

    Making intros and connecting Polynesians to each other.

    It worked… but I wanted a better way.

    Some way to connect Polynesians and share their stories with the world. Then it hit me!

    The Almanack of Naval Ravitkant. (highly recommend!)

    It’s wisdom from Naval Ravikant. An entrepreneur, philosopher, and investor GENIUS.

    Leverage. What’s leverage? It’s efficiency/productivity. Getting the most out of what you put in.

    A 47-minute podcast or a 3-page blog post lives on the internet FOREVER! Doesn’t matter if 13 people consume it or 52,000.

    The plan is to keep doing what I’m doing (with a slight twist).

    1. Reach out to cool Nesians doing BIG things
    2. Record our call to share their story with the world
    3. Unite & inspire our Nesian community!
    4. 15 min
    5. Exciting News... Interning @ Alliance Growth Partners (a Search Fund) | Ep 49

      Excited to be a Private Equity Intern at Alliance Growth Partners!

      Just wrapped up the kickoff meeting… (Mind. Blown. 🤯)

      👏Kudos to Northwestern University for their internship program — called CFS. They’re giving school credit for REAL experience!

      I’m diving headfirst into the world of search funds (wish me luck😁)

      Looking forward to working with Skyler Almquist, Annika Srivastava, & Hailee Kim.

      BIG moves in the making…

      P.S. 🤔 Curious about search funds? Good. ‘Cause I'm unveiling EVERYTHING: what they are, how they work, what I'm doing. And more... stay tuned!

      4 Projects I’m Working On

      1. What is a search fund?
      2. What is assisted living?
      3. Luck & success
      4. $100M Leads by Alex Hormozi
      5. 16 min
      6. Your beliefs: rich or poor? 💰🤔 | Ep 46

        Absolutely ready to take my mindset to the next level! 🔥💡


        I'm inviting you to join me on this eye-opening journey of discovery. Together, we'll uncover the incredible potential hidden within our beliefs. 💰🤔


        Get ready for a revelation – in this episode, prepare to be amazed by the shocking truth about the "cash value" of our beliefs. They have the power to either propel us toward success or hold us back. 🚀🌟


        I'm diving headfirst into this life-changing discussion, and I want you right there with me. Let's equip ourselves with the tools to uplift our lives and create an enduring legacy. 🎧🔥


        Don't miss out on this empowering experience! #LegacyVoyage


        7 min
      7. GBOATS - $100M Offers By Alex Hormozi | Ep 45

        GBOATS - Greatest Books Of All Time Summaries

        Ever Heard The Saying... “Leaders Are Readers.” Welp... the problem is that most people hate reading. That's why I put together the best ideas from the GBOATs (Greatest Books of All Time) so you can be a leader without being a "reader."

        17 min
      8. How Thinking Ahead Actually Hurt Me... | Ep 44
        • Don't think 10 steps ahead. Thinking too far ahead can lead to analysis paralysis and inaction. Instead, focus on taking small, iterative steps forward.

        • Build an MVP. A minimum viable product (MVP) is the smallest possible product that you can build to test your hypothesis. If your MVP is successful, you can then iterate on it and add more features. But if your MVP is not successful, you can pivot and try something else.

        • Fail forward. Don't be afraid to fail. Failure is a part of the learning process. The important thing is to learn from your failures and keep moving forward.

        • Build a team of geniuses. Look for people who are passionate about what they do and who are willing to take risks. Create a culture where people feel safe to fail.

        • Never give up. No matter how many times you fail, keep getting back up and trying again. If you do that, you will eventually succeed.

        • 10 min

        About Legacy Voyage

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        What’s a legacy? Is it about money? Fame? Impact? Honestly… idk, but let’s find out together! On Legacy Voyage, I share my biggest takeaways while building my legacy, to help you build yours.