In this episode you will hear Nestor and his wife Jennifer Salgado talk about their first memories of money.  Nestor is a Real Estate agent and Jennifer is a credit repair specialist.  Nestor is originally from Mexico and can remember when he was in the 3rd grade, walking along the train to go to school and deciding then that he wanted to live a better life than being poor.  Jennifer looks back at when she was 15 years old and her Dad told her if she wanted a car she would have to earn the down payment, so she decided she was going to get a job.  Nestor's parents did not talk to him about money so he did not know how it worked but knew he wanted a better life.  Jennifer's parents did not talk with her about money either but when she was 18 years old she started working at a Bank and learned about credit, saving money and made it a goal to make large deposits in her account as she saw the banks customers doing.  Since having kids of their own they have made it a priority to teach them how to respect money and what they should be doing with it.

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In this episode you will hear Lonny Weissman, Founder of Executive Asset Solutions Group, LLC talk about the importance of setting up a Trust and protecting your Assets!  You will hear Lonny talk about Probate and what happens when your assets go into Probate and what you need to do to avoid having your assets in control of the Courts which can be a very lengthy process.  You will also accumulate costs which include Court costs, Attorney Fees, Administrative Expenses that will add up very quickly.  If any loans, bills, expenses are involved the Courts will pay them first from the amount of any assets, the family is the last to receive anything left.  Also when there is a Probate situation it is public knowledge and anyone can decide to come claim they want a piece of the assets which in turn makes the case drawn out for a longer period of time and the costs also increase.  This is a great listen to make sure you and your loved ones are set up financially with the assets you have accumulated throughout your life time.  Give Lonny Weissman a call to make that happen (702) 250-9764

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In this episode you will hear Nike talk about how she works with families that are seeking to move their businesses beyond the current generation and she helps them bridge the gap between the now Gen and the next Gen, she is a Succession Specialist and a 2nd generation family business owner.  Nike grew up in Nigeria, her father started his own business when she was born.  The company started out as a medical supplies company and them grew in to a construction business, real estate development company and engineering company.  Nike attended her university education in London where she earned an accountant degree and worked in the corporate world for a few years but always had the entrepreneur bug in her because of her father.  Nike went back to Nigeria planning to stay for only 3 months but eventually wanted to stay where the family business was and work with her Father.  This is a very interesting story and great listen with some important takeaways for everyone.

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In this episode you will hear Natasha talk about her first memory with money was when she was in middle school and she started wanting things that her peers were getting and her parents would tell her just not right now.  When Natasha was older she realized that her parents did not have a lot of money but never made her feel like they didn't because whatever they had they would give her.  Natasha was 14 when she started bussing tables and then became a waitress at a restaurant, she saved her money so she would be able to have the down payment money to buy her first car.  Natasha was a freshman in High School when her parents divorced, her Mom sat her down and told her not to ever become dependant on a man but did not have any knowledge or lessons with financial literacy.  From Natasha's Dad she learned that she should be saving and to go to college, he did not teach her the fundamentals of financial literacy either.  Keep listening on how Natasha is learning how to educate herself with financial literacy and retirement so she won't have to worry later in life.

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In this episode you will hear Andre talk about how he is an Entrepreneur at heart and has been an Entrepreneur since he was a kid.  Andre has a company called Badassery Factory which is a self development company that was developed out of his own personal pain which was anxiety, panic attacks, depression and was suicidal.  Andre's story is truly inspirational on how we can all overcome our demons and come out on the other side a better person, which is why Andre put together Badassery Factory to help and inspire others.  A must listen with great take aways!

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In this episode you will hear Tony talk about when he was young his grandparents owned several restaurants and they would watch him when he was young.  Tony's Grandmother would let him play with the stacks of money on the floor and that is something he will not ever forget.  One of Tony's Grandfather's favorite things to do was give his grandchildren a silver dollar every time they did something of value.  Tony's Grandfather taught him some really valuable lessons with money.  Tony learned at an early age that if he wanted something he needed to make his own money and so with that mindset he has always worked.  Tony had a crash course in to adulthood when he and his high school sweetheart (now wife) became pregnant while still in high school.  Tony has two Grandchildren of his own now and wants to be able to teach them the same valuable lessons with money his Grandfather taught him.

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In this episode you will hear Dan talk about what his Dad instilled in to him when he was young which was work hard and save your money.  When Dan was young and wanted money of his own he would sell baseball cards and want to spend what he made off of that.  After Dan's general studies in school he went off to college and he received a degree in Marketing which is a great degree to have!  Dan was in his early 30's when it clicked for him and that he should be setting himself up for his retirement and what his end goal will be is when he started listening to others that are around him.  So Dan started reading books about the Stock Market and opened up a trading account and since he is in the real estate industry he is also listening to what others are doing such as buying investment properties.  Most people will be able to relate to Dan's story.

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In this episode you will hear Leon talk about when he was 7 years old going on 8 he would mow lawns and door knock selling candy for extra money to buy things he wanted.  Leon did these things because he noticed what his family did not have.  With the money he would make he would sneak some of it in to his Mom's purse so that it would go towards food or bills...she never said anything.  Leon believes in Karma and believes in helping others succeed in life.  Leon was taught in life from his Mom and other family members...you have to do what you have to survive.  When Leon was 9 years old his family members told him you need to save your money and when his son was born one of the first gifts he received was a piggy bank and his thought was no that is the wrong thing, if anything you need to invest!  Leon realized you can save money and whatever I can do with my life I can do it.  This is such a great lesson for those who believe that investing and saving is what you need to do to set yourself up right!

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In this episode you will hear Melvin talk about how he was born and raised in a small country in South America called Guyana which is north of Brazil and is bordered by Venezuela and Suriname.  Melvin migrated to the United States at the age of 13, he landed in Brooklyn, NY on a snowy Christmas Day 1993.  Melvin parents wanted to come to the promised land (U.S.) so they journeyed with one of Melvin's siblings 3 years before Melvin and his sister joined them.  Melvin's mom was a nurse working 12 hour shifts at night and his Dad worked in the police force and out of that Melvin observed very hard working parents but they were barely getting by financially.  Melvin did not receive any financial advice from his parents and realized that because money was tight he wasn't able to get the things that he wanted, he only received the things that he needed.  When Melvin was 17 years old he joined the Air Force which paid for his education towards becoming the Doctor that he is today.  Melvin did not start taking his finances serious until he had been in the Military about 10 years.  This is an interesting listen and has great lessons for everyone.

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In this episode you will hear Erin talk about when she was very young her parents divorced.  Erin's parents were opposites with money where one was a saver and the other was a spender which led Erin to be a big saver and a generous person.  Erin followed in her Mom's footsteps being an Entrepreneur early in her life and learned the lesson of saving and setting aside 6-9 months of your expenses in case of an emergency or rainy day.  Erin is now teaching her kids the value of money, making money and how to save their money.  Erin has taught her kids how to have goals in their lives and also figure out a side hustle with their passion.  Through Erin's life lessons with money she has taught her kids many valuable lessons and is getting them on the right track.  This is a great listen on being an lifelong Entrepreneur and raising kids with financial discipline. 

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