Let’s Go Bro..

In this episode, the founder of The GoGetter Family and We Buy Houses and Help People tells us how we can make money without having money or even access to money. Gene Boykin says that everyone who has that dream of financial freedom usually wakes up and remembers that old saying, “you need money to make money.” Today, he dispels that myth by telling us how we can all gain financial freedom by investing in real estate using these creative strategies. Gene teaches people from all over the country how to invest in real estate without ever going to the bank, filling out credit applications, credit checks, showing W2’s, no realtor’s or inspector’s. This is the strategy that will get wealth back into the hands of the people. Gene will help you become the bank and he’s putting his money where his mouth is! 

He’s offering all my listeners 50% off TGGF Foreclosure Acquisition Blueprint by using the coupon code LETSGO. It’s time to realize the dream. 

Let’s Go Bro!!!!

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On this week’s episode we have Gene Boykin, Jr., the founder of The GoGetter Family and We Buy Houses and Help People. Gene shares his story on how he came from a childhood of poverty and substance abuse to become an entrepreneur and owner of 2 nationwide companies. Episode 1 of the series Gene gives us the tools that helped him gain an undefeated mind and overcome all obstacles, discouragement, naysayers and fear that hold many people back. He explains how once you control your mind you’ll be able to conquer anything to accomplish your goals, in spite of your circumstances. Episode 2 of the series Gene is gonna tell us how we can get financial freedom without having money or even access to money!!! He’s gonna show all of us how to be true GoGetters!!!

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On this week's episode we talk to Allen Speller, an entrepreneur and business owner. Allen shares stories from his childhood, what motivated him to start in real estate and what it is like running a hardware business in the inner city of Waterloo, Iowa. He also tells us what's the in and out's of being your own boss.

Alert Alert!!! Listen at your own risk..  Having The Conversation with the 4 main hosts and special guest, Coach Regis. We talk about everything that adults talk about behind closed doors. This episode is definitely Rated R and has so many powerful topics that men don't usually talk about out in the open.  

We have all seen and heard about the tension between the police and minority communities. This tension has been present since the beginning of time, but with social media, the rest of the world is now forced to witness it as well. In this episode we speak to a police officer by the name of Eric Jackson , a black police officer who trying to bridge the gap. We discuss the struggles of being a police officer, the politics and favoritism that occur within the department and the stress of policing after tragic police killings such as George Floyd and so many others are made public through social media and other outlets. Lastly, we talk about the events that helped him choose his career, and his purpose as a police officer.

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In this episode, we dive in to the ins and outs of coaching inner city football and all that comes with it. Waterloo East High Head Football Coach Regis Baskerville and Defensive Coordinator Terrance Freeney talk us through their own childhood trials and tribulations and the impact their own experiences have on the field. Regis and Terrance explain the unspoken hardships of turning around a losing football team, and struggling to find community support and players willing to commit to the team.

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