Roboadvisors were one of the reasons we fundamentally knew money and investing was changing forever and the pace of change would be faster than anyone could imagine.  In this episode, Julien and Kiersten Saunders (@richandregular) talk about what they are, how they work, how they differ from traditional advisors and a few recommendations on getting started.

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Barton Blackorby is a vitreoretinal eye surgeon for the US Army. He talks with Tristan about how the skills he's developed there can translate into lessons high-performing people can use in their lives.

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Ethan is an entrepreneur with a couple of income streams. He is always interested in developing new ones but also doesn't want the working ones to fall into disrepair. Ben advises him on how to approach this very common problem for entrepreneurs.

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Christine Ha has faced great challenges, going blind in her 20's. She triumphed in spite of this, winning the third season of MasterChef. She talks with Madison about the details of her journey, gives advice on how to be a good friend to someone going through similar trouble and describes some of her favorite moments of her MasterChef experience.

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People always talk about buyers remorse, but what about the other side of that coin? In this episode, Julien and Kiersten Saunders (@richandregular) run down the list of things they regret NOT buying and if there’s a way to recognize when you’re being CHEAP (vs. frugal) in the moment or if hindsight is truly 20/20 when it comes to financial regrets.

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Tyler Whitman recently joined the cast of Million Dollar Listing New York. His journey there included many twists, turns and lessons. He talks with Tristan about his experience and the lessons he has taken from it.

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Jake is building his own coaching company. He's experienced a lot of positive growth but is wondering about how to keep that going as the company matures. Ben offers some points to consider about how to find new opportunities.

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Lisa Gilmore has a successful interior design business, but she had a major wakeup call when she found herself unable to pay rent. That led her to learn tough business lessons, and she now tries to save others from learning the hard way. She has also changed the way she sees herself and the value of her work.

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In the spirit of awkward Thanksgiving conversations, this week’s episode is all about Success Guilt. In this episode, Julien and Kiersten Saunders (@richandregular) break down why some people feel less inclined to share when things are going well, and what impact that has on others. If you’ve ever felt that ping of regret immediately after sharing a financial win, this episode is for you.   

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If you are alive and own a television, you are likely familiar with Shark Tank. Building on a legendary career in New York real estate, Barbara Corcoran has appeared as a judge on all 13 seasons. She talks with Tristan about what that exposure to entrepreneurs has taught her about what it takes to succeed in business.

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