The Max Maxwell Show

Live while you're still young is a phrase we all know too well. But that's exactly what 20-year-old Rajah Caruth did when he was 16. He always knew that he wanted to be a racecar driver, and even as he blended in the busy streets of Washington, D.C., he is now crowned as one of the youngest semi-professional racers in NASCAR.

It can be hard to start facing real-world challenges at a young age. This is why Rajah is here to share his experience of working longer hours, staying in school with a 4.0 GPA, being in NASCAR, and being away from home. He learns the value of hard work, time management, waiting for the right opportunity, and never giving up. And he's here to share with you all how he went from 4.0 to NASCAR semi-pro.

Here's what went down in this episode: How his family supported his dreams to become a NASCAR racer How he started his love for cars and racing How he presented himself to qualify for NASCAR without any professional experience or training What life is like for a 20-year-old college student and NASCAR racer How he handled time management and his mental health at the beginning of his career Where to find Rajah: Website Instagram Twitter Other references and links mentioned: REISkip

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Join Max Maxwell as he interviews Paul Wakim. Paul growing up in Pittsburg, PA. is now a digital nomad, focusing on his new project TwnSqr (Townsquare). In Today's conversation, we talk all about what it takes to identify a problem in an industry, and how he fleshed out an entire solution to a massively overlooked portion of real estate investing; dispositions.

We delve from Paul's start as a real estate agent, moving into his story of creating TwnSqr, a software that allows Wholesalers and Investors to manage, post, and communicate with the best buyers around the country, and to handle dispositions from A-Z in one place. His launch as a company wasn't easy, with many sleepless nights driving towards a solution many of you will see is simply genius.

The Max Maxwell Show is a weekly podcast where Max interviews people from all backgrounds and discusses entrepreneurship, the mindset for success, and investing throughout each conversation. Be sure to check out Max on all social platforms for more content! Follow @TwnSqr on Instagram. Check out Townsquare, and use code "Max" for 20% off your plan.

We all fall in love with results. That is just one of the gems our next guest shared for this episode. Lynch Hunt is a gold mine of knowledge that preaches abundance, success, and prosperity and built a life in fitness, self-help, and personal development. His business AWOL (which stands for A Way of Life) takes the personal trainer profession into another level through his testimony.

This episode is all about why you should care about you and your health. I don't know about you but someone told me that you can't get to where you want to go without health, and you can't be who you want to be by remaining what you are. Grab a pen and paper because the next hour is filled with words of wisdom that led to the transformation of inmate number 12282050 to Coach Lynch…and what he did to get there.

"When God gives you challenges, you can either wish it away or grow it away" — Coach Lynch Hunt

Here's what went down in this episode:

• How a leader of an 8.3 million dollar drug ring turned his life around
• What is the essence of a true motivational speaker
• Coach Lynch's fundamentals of business
• SERVO—what it is and why you should know about it

Where to find Coach Lynch:

• His Instagram: @iamlynchhunt
• His website: iamcoachlynch.com

Other references and links mentioned:

• Coach Lynch's AWOL (A Way of Life)
• This episode is sponsored by PropStream, a trusted provider of comprehensive real estate data online

Thank you so much for tuning in to this episode! If you enjoyed this video, please feel free to like it on YouTube, leave a comment if you have any thoughts, questions, or suggestions, and share it with your network. Don't forget to subscribe to my YouTube channel, Max Maxwell. Until next week!

Born in the small coastal city of Wilmington, N.C., Brown worked in the financial services industry. Upon graduating with a B.A. in Information Systems from Winston-Salem State University, he began working at Wachovia Bank, which is now a part of the Wells Fargo Company. He began at Wachovia, working in the bank's Operations Division, in which he led several Cash Management Services groups. He left Wachovia as a Vice President in its Wealth Management Division, as a Financial Advisor to co-found his own company.

Brown co-founded the software company OnceLogix, LLC in 2005 with Trinity Manning and Ty McLaughlin. As a result, they developed Sharenote.com (www.sharenote.com), a fast-growing, web based tool used by behavioral healthcare companies in the Southeast. What started out as a tool to help Behavioral Healthcare Clinicians manage notes about their patients is becoming a sought-after Practice Management tool for behavioral healthcare firms. After seeing the success of ShareNote.com, Brown and his partners are aiming to expand the business to help offer a more streamlined management system for a host of business professions and their respective industries.

Brown has recently ventured into the logistics and transportation business by Greenwood Logistic Solutions, LLC. This company has plans to disrupt transportation and logistics, while building this driver centric brand.

Brown travels the country training and coaching in the areas of entrepreneurship and Leadership. He most recently co-founded 'The Small Business Cookout', a company dedicated to the advancement of minority and women owned businesses through education, skills development, cross pollination, relationship development.

He enjoys learning, his family, golf, and cycling.

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Max interviews Wesley Knight, a former Soccer Player for the Vancouver Whitecaps FC. He shares his story of how he had to pivot his life and found his passion and obsession when he came across Wholesaling and Real Estate Investing.

Max Maxwell Interviews Brandon Rule, an entrepreneur, investor, and Commercial Developer. In this podcast he shares in depth Commercial Development techniques, Wholesaling Strategies, entrepreneurship advice and more.

Max Maxwell Interviews Brandon Rule, an entrepreneur, investor, and Commercial Developer. In this podcast he shares in depth Commercial Development techniques, Wholesaling Strategies, entrepreneurship advice and more.

On This Episode of the Max Maxwell Show I talk with Komichel Johnson from Georgia about his story of endurance and loss through the infamous crash of 2008.

Starting as an agent Jazmine saw the backend to a multi-million dollar business of real estate, but wanted to do more... She wanted to help people and solve their problems... So she turned to WHOLESALING REAL ESTATE, where she put her mind to the phone and got calling... She went from working for someone else to signing her OWN checks!

Gerard hails from my Hometown of Winston Salem, NC... Not only do we live near eachother, we both found success and re-writ our family tree with our skills in Wholesaling... Seeing Gerard over the years at my local meetups, the biggest take away from this guy is that he's genuine, and KNOWS his WHY in this business... Oh yeah and this dude's PERSISTENT! Got to Love it! In this video we talk about his FIRST DEAL and his mindset during those times, what got him to that point, and how he invested the money to keep going...