In this podcast episode, host interviews real estate agent Brooke Wahl from Birmingham. They discuss Brooke's real estate journey, starting from her family's influence to her work in finance and politics, and her transition into the industry. Brooke emphasizes the value of internships, her focus on residential real estate, and the critical role her assistant plays in her business. She highlights her referral-based client approach, her real estate investment experiences, and her mentorship learnings. Brooke shares her disinterest in using social media for marketing, her goal-setting strategies from "12 Week Year," and her personal growth. The episode concludes with Brooke discussing client relationships, her family life, and how to connect with her.

In this podcast episode, Kip Hale, owner of Capstone Plumbing, recounts his life story, from his upbringing with a plumber father to his military service, college, and the eventual establishment of his own plumbing business. He discusses the challenges he faced, including financial struggles and health issues, and how he overcame them by adopting the "Profit First" financial strategy. Kip also touches on the evolving perception of entrepreneurship, the importance of reputation in the service industry, and his minimal marketing approach. He concludes by offering business advice and sharing personal interests, including his favorite podcasts and future travel aspirations.

In this episode, Thomas and Luke delve into investment strategies, emphasizing dollar cost averaging as a key approach. Thomas shares his journey, starting with investing a graduation gift at 18 and maintaining consistent investments over time. He highlights the importance of overcoming fear of the stock market, often fueled by sensationalized media, and balancing debt repayment with regular investing. He also discusses real estate investments and the necessity of a numbers-driven mindset to avoid emotional decisions. They stress budgeting to curb impulsive spending, with Thomas expressing a commitment to helping listeners by answering their financial questions and encouraging engagement with the podcast.

In this podcast episode, Thomas interviews financial advisor Justin Craft about his journey from college football to the financial industry, highlighting his personal growth, the importance of mentorship, and his faith journey. Craft discusses his transition from sports to business, his early challenges in stock picking, and the evolution of his investment strategy, including the adoption of the infinite banking concept taught by economist Nelson Nash. Craft also shares his approach to business, focusing on service, impact, and hiring former athletes. He concludes by emphasizing personal development and recommending influential books that have shaped his financial mindset.

In this podcast episode, Thomas interviews Brittany Sandretto, a salon industry entrepreneur who, alongside her husband Rock, owns a successful salon business. Brittany shares her journey from starting as a salon worker at 15 to becoming a business owner. She discusses the financial strategies that led to their success, including starting debt-free, setting income goals, and consulting for business growth. The couple faced challenges while opening a second location but learned valuable lessons. Brittany also talks about her daily routine, future aspirations, and personal interests, including her involvement in a hair extension company and her goal to own 500 units by age 50. She concludes by inviting listeners to connect with her on social media and check out their hair products online.

In this podcast episode, Thomas interviews Rock Sandretto and Stephen Higgins. Rock and Stephen share their experiences in business and investing. Stephen discusses his Medical practice and his foray into an aesthetics practice, while Roxanne talks about her passive investment strategies, including ATMs and real estate. Stephen shares his transition from family medicine to entrepreneurial ventures like land investing. They explore the value of having a supportive network for accountability and decision-making, the importance of financial management, and the benefits of diversification and professional guidance in business. The episode emphasizes strategic planning, risk assessment, and the balance between professional and family life.

In this podcast episode, Thomas is joined by Kendall Graveman, a pitcher for the Houston Astros. Graveman shares his baseball journey, from nearly quitting in college to playing in the MLB. He discusses his upbringing, college experience at Mississippi State, and the draft process. Graveman reflects on the financial and personal challenges he faced in the minor leagues, his transition to the majors, and the impact of his faith and family on his career. Despite setbacks like surgery and contract issues, he persevered, eventually playing for the Cubs, Mariners, and Astros, including a World Series appearance. Graveman also talks about financial planning, team culture, and balancing family life with professional sports.

In this podcast episode, Mandy Majerik, owner of Hot House Design Studio and Prop House in Birmingham, shares her entrepreneurial journey in the wedding and event industry. She discusses her background, the evolution of her business from a traditional flower shop to a successful design studio and prop house, and the challenges she faced along the way. Mandy talks about her strategic business decisions, such as reinvesting profits, networking, and expanding her services. She also touches on her personal life, work-life balance, and future plans, including real estate investments and her desire to visit Slovakia. Thomas and Mandy exchange financial management strategies, emphasizing the importance of disciplined savings and reinvestment in their businesses.

In this podcast episode, Blake, a former gym owner, and Thomas discuss Blake's life journey, including his upbringing in Hoover, Alabama, his college experience at UAB, and his career path that led him to own a gym. They explore Blake's initial aspirations to become a dentist, his athletic background, and the personal growth he experienced through his relationship with Jesus, particularly after a significant loss.

Blake shares insights on fitness, nutrition, and the importance of balance in life. The conversation also covers personal topics like family, children's sports, and maintaining relationships with spouses. Blake expresses his desire to transition into a leadership role and public speaking, seeking advice from Thomas, who emphasizes the value of consistent practice. They touch on the challenges of juggling professional and personal responsibilities, with Thomas providing insights on managing time and delegating tasks effectively.

In this podcast episode, Ashley Robinson, owner of Green Cardigan Marketing, discusses her professional background, including her time as a golfer, and her marketing agency's focus on digital marketing for law firms. She talks about the challenges of pricing services, the importance of niche specialization, and the role of word-of-mouth referrals in business growth. Ashley also shares her financial strategies, team management, and the value of personal branding for law firms. The host and other speakers discuss the importance of moral alignment in hiring, daily routines for success, and balancing work with personal life. The episode offers insights into entrepreneurship, marketing strategies, and personal development.