This week on Wealth Ops Wednesday on the My Walk pod, we sit down with Robbie Walters a U.S. Marine veteran and founder of Old Breed Design Company.

Robbie shares how serving as combat camera (2009–2014) shaped his discipline, eye for storytelling, and design standards. We talk about why fundamentals like the rule of thirds and the golden ratio matter more than trends, and how “cool looking” design can still fail if it doesn’t hold up over time.

We also break down the real world side of being a creative: building a portfolio, landing jobs after graduating during lockdown, the truth about undervaluing yourself, and how to price your work with confidence. Plus, Robbie gives a clear take on AI in design why it’s a tool, not a replacement and the biggest mistakes new designers make (including why he says don’t rely on Canva if you want to be a real designer).

If you’re a Marine, a creative, or a business owner trying to build a brand that actually means something this one’s for you. Semper cash flow.

Built by Marines, for Marines.

In this episode, Trever sits down with Matthew Clanton from Project Valor to break down how Marines can use the VA loan as a real tool to build stability and long-term wealth even with zero down.

They cover the biggest misconceptions Marines have about buying a home (credit score, saving up, interest rates), and the real first step that makes the whole process simple: get clear on your numbers.

You’ll also hear how Matt took lessons from the Corps (discipline, standards, bias for action) and applied them to business, plus the exact wealth moves Marines can start using now including house hacking (buying up to a 4-plex with zero down), tracking spending, and using smart systems to build momentum.

If you’re active duty, getting out soon, or tired of waiting to feel “ready,” this is your roadmap.

Next step: If you want help mapping out your VA loan plan or house hack strategy, connect with Project Valor and start with your numbers.

This episode is a full breakdown of how to start wholesaling real estate even if you’re broke, busy, and starting from scratch. Marine veteran Austin Herold shares how he went from watching “get rich quick” content and doing nothing… to closing his first deal, then jumping to $35K assignments and consistent $25K+ months.
We cover:

• What wholesale real estate is (simple explanation)
• Why wholesalers get hate (and how to do it the right way)
• The best lead sources right now (and why Austin is betting on pre-foreclosures)
• The exact KPIs that drive deals (talk time, dials, offers)
• How to start with $0 vs $2,500
  If you want a real, gritty, no-BS roadmap this is it.