In this episode, I sit down with firefighter Jon Evans, who in addition to his day job, has his hands in a whole bunch of different investments. Jon trades stock options, has dabbled in private lending, invest in cryptocurrencies and has also started mining crypto tokens as well.

He believes strongly that your network is your net worth and that you can achieve greater results by utilizing the skills of others and protecting your most valuable asset, your time.

Jon also shares his process for his yearly audit of himself in an effort to keep himself on track and measure and manage his progress to achieve his goals.

He's got a great mindset and is all about getting rich for sure, instead of getting rich quick.

If you want to get a hold of Jon, feel free to contact him on Instagram @jon.e11 or via email at [email protected].

In this episode, I sit down with civil engineer Stan Mathew who has decades of experience investing in all types of assets.  He has a great and well-founded perspective given the market swings that he's lived through and is perpetually chasing a diversified non-correlated portfolio.


Stan goes in-depth on how he identifies and values risk in the stock market and what strategies he uses to capitalize on opportunities when others turn to panic or emotional reactions.


He is also a huge Raptors fan and we get into a quick recap of what the franchise needs to get back on track and become players again in the Eastern Conference.


If you want to get a hold of Stan you can reach him by email at [email protected].

In this episode former guest and crypto venture capitalist, Mike Grantis returns for an emergency market update.

Given all the recent selling and decline in both cryptocurrencies and the traditional equities market, it was awesome to hear Mike's take and what he thinks are some of the direct causes of the chaos.

Mike is deeply involved in this space on the daily and lobbed up a few great ideas for how to navigate a downturn, what news events could flip things around and how to try and build conviction in an investment to better prepare yourself for when a correction does occur.

Big thanks to Mike for hopping on despite short notice and delivering quality yet again.  If you want to hear more from Mike you can check out https://cryptoweekly.co/ or send him an email at [email protected].

In this episode, I sit down with investor and entrepreneur Jeff Woods and chat about his humble beginnings and how a shift in his mindset allowed him to create more for himself and scale his real estate portfolio to 100 doors in 6 years.

One of Jeff's biggest priorities is protecting his time and he goes on to share how he's created multiple businesses and removed himself from the centre. He utilizes systems and other people and keeps his time free to focus on the things he loves doing the most.

More recently, Jeff has been able to acquire and develop property in the Caribbean and highlights a few of the perks of having his own sanctuary in the sun and the beach a few short steps away.

He's truly an inspiring person and also prides himself on helping other investors through his mentorship program to allow them to achieve success in their lives as well.

If you'd like to contact Jeff for investment opportunities, joint venture deals, mentoring or anything else, you can do so through his personal website www.jefferywoods.com.

In this episode, I sit down with Orangetheory Fitness owners Alexa and David Salama and chat about their path to opening their gym in St. Catharines.

Alexa and David share the strategies they used before their grand opening to create a cash flow positive business from day one and also how they had to adapt their business through the various lockdowns brought on by the pandemic.

They also highlight how important it's been for them to craft a positive culture for their members and staff and why consistency has been a driving force behind their gym's success.

This power couple bet on themselves, uprooted their lives to open their gym and have created a business that will take them closer towards their ultimate life goals.

If you want to contact Alexa and David for more information or to schedule a free workout at their gym, you can reach them on Instagram @oftstcatharines, on Facebook, by email at [email protected] or by phone at 905-238-3005.

In this episode, I chat with branding boss and freelance graphic designer, Jordan Versluis and he shares what he considers when building a brand for a company.

Jordan is a self-taught entrepreneur and also talks about the struggles he faced early on in his career and how he's adapted his business over time to attract the right clients and create better products for the end user.

He goes on to share how he's dabbled into real estate and crypto investing, and how he's grown personally over time from his life experience and why continual growth and skill building is crucial to achieving greater fulfillment.

If you want to contact Jordan for branding opportunities you can reach him on Instagram @jordan.versluis and you can also check out his portfolio at www.jordanversluis.net.

In this episode, entrepreneur, crypto investor and venture capitalist, Mike Grantis explains his convictions around Bitcoin and the crypto space.

Mike also outlines how he created a venture capital firm Contango Digital Assets and how he works with investors to front run and finance new crypto companies.

He goes on to share his insights on the current economy, debt levels, interest rates and the way cryptocurrency is positioned to solve a lot of the problems we are currently facing and create a new system of economic prosperity for all in the future.

And Mike also explains why he's so passionate about Bitcoin and crypto and what led him down the rabbit hole of learning at the onset of his journey into the space.

If you want to connect with Mike you can send him an email at [email protected] or [email protected], connect on his LinkedIn page, or visit https://cryptoweekly.co/.

In this episode, former Canadian border guard Paul Lutz shares how he's made big changes in his career in an effort to optimize his life and prioritize more of his time on the things he loves most.

Paul shares how his early experience working for his entrepreneurial father has served him well today and how he's benefitted from some sweat equity in his real estate portfolio.

He also outlines what drove him to switch careers and how facing the fear of starting a new job has greatly benefitted his personal life and his ability to control what he spends his days doing.

If you'd like to reach out and contact Paul to chat more about his experience with the Canadian Border Service Agency or how to improve your golf game you can reach him at [email protected].

In this episode, former math teacher, turned realtor, Jamie Harnish shares his story of how he got started investing in real estate.  You'll hear how home equity can be used to create more buying opportunities as well as the numbers on a couple of Jamie's properties.

He also breaks down his latest investment, an Airbnb in Niagara-on-the-Lake, why he decided to invest there and the partnership he's created to preserve more of his time while still creating huge cash flow.

Jamie loves chatting investing and all things real estate and you can find him to connect on his Instagram profile @jamieharnish.

Mistakes are common, especially when starting out as an investor.   But the more mistakes you make and the quicker you make them, usually, the quicker you learn.

In this episode, you'll hear the 10 biggest mistakes that I've made as a real estate investor and the lesson that I took from each experience.

Not all lessons are created equally, with some being funnier than others.  I think I have a good mix to share and hope you pick up some tips on what not to do and also enjoy a few laughs.