Eric Brotman is widely knowledgable in the world of finance, and in today's episode, he's sharing a major financial investing tip that no one is talking about. Eric has over 25 years of experience in financial planning and founded his firm in Baltimore in 2003.

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Don't Retire, Graduate - Eric's book is a fun read with 21 different modules that will give you amazing financial investment ideas. The book is written in a college curriculum way with modules and extra credit assignments that will take you from financial literacy to financial freedom. Get it here: brotmanmedia.com/books or on Amazon.

If we have learned anything over the last decade, it's the power of technology and the opportunities that are out of line with the Nuclear Family. There are a lot of paths to success and when children are exposed to different options and opportunities, it gives them the inspiration they need to forge their own path. Steve Olsher is known as the world's foremost reinvention expert, and in today's episode, he's chatting with us about the value autobiographies would bring to kids.

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Steve Olsher is known as the world's foremost reinvention expert. Famous for helping individuals and corporations become exceptionally clear on their WHAT - that is, the ONE thing they were created to do - his practical, no-holds-barred approach to life and business propels his clients towards achieving massive profitability while also cultivating a life of purpose, conviction, and contribution.

In today's episode, we're talking about the practicality of taking risks, steps, and how to navigate seasons. By eliminating unneeded stressors and pressure, Steve says the key to reinventing is understanding that all steps, big and small, are part of the process.

To get a copy of Steve's New York Times best seller, "What Is Your What" visit whatisyourwhat.com and start there on a journey to reinvention.

Today's episode with Zachary Beach is highlighting the snowball effect of what happens when we empower children with money making decisions from an early age and the impact it would have when they're faced with bigger financial decisions in the future. His advice: make your children pay for what they want.

Zachary Beach is a self-made real estate investor. Through had work, in house training and implementation, Zach has created over 100 deals and growing. He's been in business for over 4 years and is now coaching students around the country on how to buy and sell property.

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Zachary Beach is a self-made real estate investor. Through had work, in house training and implementation, Zach has created over 100 deals and growing. He's been in business for over 4 years and is now coaching students around the country on how to buy and sell property.

In today's episode we're talking all about job security, how to work smart and get creative about within real estate investing. He's recently written a book called The New Rules of Real Estate Investing, which you can grab a free copy here: www.freesrecbook.com

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What happens after years of having feelings and emotions repressed? What happens if we are never taught how to move through emotions and become resilient to them rather than internally battling them? In today's high impact interview with Nima Rahmany, he's sharing how to handle parenting, your children's feelings, and validating their feelings so years down the line, they don't have to undo this trauma.

Nima is now a successful wellness coach and can be reached at DrNima.com.

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After practicing Chiropractic for years, Nima Rahmany decided to switch gears and find the root causes of stress, anxiety, and depression within teenagers and adults. In today's episode, he's explaining how making lifestyle decisions are all too often not our own individual choices, rather they're already predetermined and governed by other people and experiences.

Nima is now a successful wellness coach and can be reached at DrNima.com.

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Over the last two decades, the pressure to finish high school and move onto a community college or university has become glaringly expected - whether that pressure comes from parents wanting better for their kids or to have a life they didn't, or society's opinion that success is purely derived from a college education, Siddhar Rajeskar is a perfect example of self-education, going against the grain, and creating something of his own. Siddhar runs a highly regarded digital agency working with some of the biggest names in online marketing entrepreneurship. In just over 21 months, he has coached over 7,000 students earning over a million dollars.

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In 2021, the idea of self-education is much more of a realistic idea as we're nearing the end of the pandemic. Siddhar Rajsekar is an entrepreneur focusing on micro-niches and specializations within coaching. He launched the Freedom Business Model which has a goal to make 1 million digital leaders.

To connect with Sidz and get more information about his Freedom Business Model, find his YouTube channel and you can get an exclusive business blueprint which is 11 videos. Get this free gift here: sidz.co/blueprint

Breaking the cycle of scarcity to bridge into a life of abundance is a big step in changing a lifestyle of constant struggle. Ryan Frederick explains why people might be more drawn to purchasing material items when they're least able to, and why people with the means are sometimes more inclined not to spend.

Ryan Frederick is a highly involved business man with accomplishments in entrepreneurship, investing, product design, and his non-profit, i.c.stars, which is a program designed to serve underrepresented individuals by helping them obtain digital skills to bring opportunity to their futures.

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