Rhodes To Wealth

If you want to make real passive income by doing business online, it is extremely important for you to diversify your income streams. Amazon bestselling author, online teacher, graphic and web designer, entrepreneur, freelancer and mentor, Rob Cubbon takes diversification to the next level by basically being a Jack of all trades in online business. In this episode, Joshua Rhodes quizzes Rob about his two main income streams: selling courses online and selling low-content and no-content notebooks through Amazon KDP. Each of these hustles in very interesting in its own unique way, and both of them have created thousands of dollars in passive income for Rob. The internet is full of income-generating possibilities if you are savvy and flexible enough to find and dominate good niches. Tune in and learn how Rob perfectly illustrates this fact.

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In a very unpredictable market, how can you position yourself to win and succeed? The doctor of uncertainty, Dr. Richard Smith, has the formula how! As the founder of TradeSmith and RiskSmith, Dr. Richard has helped so many people make more money and take less risk by guiding them on building and managing their portfolio. In this episode, he sits down with host, Joshua Rhodes, to share that with us. How do you build your own portfolio? Where do you find your stocks? When do you decide to buy and sell? How do you manage your emotions? Dr. Richard answers these questions and more, all the while sharing with us his journey and some of the growth pains and successes he has been through that many other entrepreneurs can learn from. Join him in this episode to arm yourself with what he calls the Holy Grail portfolio.

The desire for success is a double-edged sword – it can either drive us to achieve results or get in the way of peak performance. A lot of times, business leaders put their focus too much on the things that “matter,” and forget the other dimensions that may seem peripheral to business but are actually integral to the business leader’s whole lived experience. If you want to get back to that place of peak performance without succumbing to stress and disappointment, it is high time to make CHANGES in which dimensions you are paying attention to. Joshua Rhodes sits down to talk about this with Michael Diettrich-Chastain, an author, speaker, professional coach and consultant dedicated to peak performance. Michael is the author of CHANGES – a book that reveals the seven dimensions that impact your ability to make professional and personal changes. This episode is a sneak peek to the powerful content that this impressive work has to offer. Listen in!

One of the many financial goals people have is to retire early. However, why does it seem like the methods involve investing in funds or retirement accounts that lock our money down until we're close at retirement age? Breaking away from the traditional routes, Joshua Rhodes interviews the founder of Money Ripples, host of The Chris Miles Money Show, and co-author of the book Entrepreneur on Fire, Chris Miles, who tells you to fire your financial advisor. Having retired two separate times before the age of 39, Chris' methods and strategies for building wealth definitely work. In this episode, Chris shares those with us, exploring the ways we can achieve fire status, retire early, and pull ourselves out of the rat race. Follow him in this jam-packed episode to learn more about creating wealth by increasing your cash flow.

Writing your own blog is one thing, generating income and building a brand off it is another. Brock McGoff is successful in doing the latter, and in this episode, he joins Joshua Rhodes to share with us some of his secrets, tips, and tricks on creating a great blog. Brock is a content creating guru who has built a platform that reaches hundreds of thousands of followers each month. He is the owner and founder of The Modest Man, an award-winning digital media that publishes in-depth and practical advice for men. Here, Brock reveals to us how he creates content and drives organic traffic to it. He takes us into his creative process, across different platforms, and shares how he keeps them optimized for search engines. What is more, Brock then talks about the different ways you can monetize a digital brand company, offering you some fresh hacks to execute and build your own brand from your blog.

Franchising is a good way to start a business without going through the labor pains of being a startup. Before you say yes to one though, you might want to sit down for these franchising basics. What skillsets should you have to own and operate a successful franchise? How do you find the right business? What does a real and proper due diligence process look like? How much does it cost to own a franchise and what can you expect to see in return? Does it cost more to open a household or a well-known brand? Does it cost more to open up an emerging market or an emerging brand in one of those markets? In this interview with Joshua Rhodes, franchising consultant, Kim Daly takes her expertise in the field to answer these questions for you. 

There is tremendous value in domain names, but it’s an area of investing that relatively few people know they can make money from. Domain names are essentially the real estate of the internet. With businesses scrambling to go online as the COVID-19 pandemic goes on, domain name investors hold the key to heaven, so to speak. Despite the huge margins that can be made from it, relatively few people venture into what is sometimes called the real estate of the digital world. People who have succeeded to crush it in this sphere tend to keep their secrets to themselves. Not Josh Reason. In this interview with Joshua Rhodes, he sheds light on this gem that is hiding in plain sight so that other investors can learn more about it. Josh is the founder of Domain Name Wholesale Exchange, a platform where people can buy and sell domain names in a private liquid marketplace. It’s not every day that somebody spills gold like this. You better not miss out on this!

Fundraising is one of the hardest things you’ll have to do as a founder. What are the things that you need to do to up your pitching game and raise like a boss? As it turns out, there is no shortcut to fundraising and it’s a safe bet that you’ll probably be turned down 90% of the time. What you can do, however, is learn, and there is so many areas you can start to improve. That’s what Ross Murray-Jones offers in his new business, Raise Like A Boss, an online community and platform that helps founders raise early-stage financing from venture capital firms and angel investors. Take a peek at what Ross has to offer as he sits down in this interview with Joshua Rhodes. Plus, learn how he finds the time to do an extreme kayaking expedition in the Philippines and a triathlon in Slovenia on top of all his investing and consulting work. 

Reselling on Amazon can be a daunting prospect if you think about all the noise and competition in that gigantic retail platform. How does a seller stand out and make millions in this game? Returning to the show with Joshua Rhodes are his previous episode’s guests, Jon Marshalla and Andrew Freeman. During the last episode, they talked about their growing self-storage investing business. It turns out that it was just their retirement plan. What pumps money into this incredible duo’s net worth is their seven-figure Amazon reselling business, which they literally grew from scratch? Tune in to this episode and learn how they started small, learned the nuances of the Amazon ecosystem, and scaled their business by thinking out of the box, leveraging existing relationships, and building new ones, including a strategic partnership with Powerplay. If you are interested in starting your own eCommerce business in Amazon, there is so much you can learn from this power duo, including sourcing, finding the best products, pricing, and more.

Self-storage is one of the most underrated property classes in real estate, but it is also one of the most stable. In fact, it can be argued that the space is almost recession-resistant. This much is evident in how the self-storage business of this episode’s guests continues to thrive even during the COVID-19 crisis. Joining Joshua Rhodes in this episode are Minnesota investors, Jon Marshalla and Andrew Freeman of KO Storage. Sharing the same passion for real estate but possessing widely different skill sets, Jon and Andrew are the ideal power duo for the business. Together, they flipped the self-storage industry on its head by incorporating technology. By staying involved in every aspect of their business, they have built it to this point where there are managing more than 5,000 units. Listen as they share their successes, setbacks, and the lessons they took away from the journey.