The Prosperity Perspective

In today's episode on The Prosperity Perspective, Noah Rosenfarb shares his journey from being a third generation CPA to the founder of Freedom Family Office. He explains how he helps entrepreneurs earn predictable income, create their ideal life, and build their legacy beyond monetary wealth. He shares how he pivoted from traditional real estate investing to a more passive form of investing in order to maximize his return on time.

Noah outlines the importance of thinking strategically about how to use and invest money.  For entrepreneurs looking to invest in real estate, he breaks down his recommendation for considering a syndicate deal in order to minimize time commitment and maximize return on investment. He is a strong advocate for return on time as a metric for success and will show you why you need to invest in your own businesses as the best way to maximize your return on time. Secure your cash flow, amplify your impact, and find your higher purpose with Noah and host Liam Leonard today.

3 Key Takeaways

• Reasons you should consider skipping investing in single family homes and go straight into multifamily deals.
• The number one way you can ensure you’re maximizing your return on time and why it’s so important.
• Why you should NEVER fundraise without a thorough understanding of the compliance that accompanies it.

Resources

LinkedIn

Visit freedomtaxstrategy.com to download 20 free overlooked tax strategies for entrepreneurs

Visit talkaboutre.com to learn about the new investments Noah and his family is making today

Noah’s book, Exit Healthy, Wealthy, and Wise

Get a free ebook on selling your business: decidedtosell.com

About Noah Rosenfarb

Based on his own needs, Noah  built Freedom Family Office to help entrepreneurs produce predictable income, create their ideal life, and build their legacy. Noah believes entrepreneurs are the true heroes of our time and is very passionate about serving them so they can expand their contributions to the world.

Noah openly shares the tools, resources, and strategies he has used to create his own true freedom. He has sold eight companies, owns a handful, and continues to acquire businesses, royalties, and real estate. Noah brings personal experience beyond being a technical expert to high performing families that want to balance qualitative and quantitative financial advice. 

He lives in Parkland, Florida with his wife, Amanda, and their two children. He is passionate about travel and fortunate to have visited 70 countries on 5 continents. 

Financial expert and entrepreneur Bill Bloom is here to share his insights on creating wealth, achieving goals, and managing time. Bill's entrepreneurial journey began when he was out of college and began his own financial advisory company. He has always been good at seeing the value in things, a skill that has come in immensely handy in his business ventures.

Bill is no stranger to the entrepreneurial struggle of keeping balance; he and his wife have two young children and a busy lifestyle. Yet despite all of their commitments, they have found ways to prioritize what is important to them. When cash flow started coming in, Bill decided to invest in his business and in his family's future.

Tune in alongside host Liam Leonard to figure out–really figure out–what’s important to you–and not from the standpoint of others around you. Learn to be mindful of the people in your life and how they fit into your priorities. Are they supportive of your goals and dreams? Break down your goals into achievable pieces, and create the time freedom that you deserve on this episode of The Prosperity Perspective.


3 Key Takeaways

• Having money is not what makes you feel wealthy. Having consistent cash flow is. Learn to identify how to create the latter in this episode. 
• Figure out what's important to you first and foremost; how will you free up your time to do what YOU want?
• Pay careful attention to the people and places that you surround yourself with. Are they helping to achieve your goals, or do you need to change it up?

Resources

Who Not How by Dan Sullivan

dianemoney.com

Retire as You Desire Podcast

Website: https://www.bloomfinancialco.com/

LinkedIn

About Bill Bloom

Bill is a husband and father. Family first. He is a sailboat racer, classic car driver, author, podcaster, multiple business owner, Strategic Coach 10x member, and a lifetime learner.

Bill has created the Retire As You Desire lifestyle that helps you earn back your freedom so that you can live a purposeful and passion-filled life! He creates customized investment and retirement plans so that you can truly live how you desire.

He specifically helps high level entrepreneurs and grateful people to truly get their money in order.

Guest Adam A. Adams is a relatable figure for many of us–he's an entrepreneur and real estate investor who knows firsthand the importance of taking action on your dreams. In 2007, he made a 12,000% return on his FIRST investment, and he's been hooked on real estate ever since. Yet these days, Adam is also the owner of Grow Your Show, a company that helps others with the editing and post-production of their podcast. 

Hear how Adam found success by taking advantage of opportunities and by thinking outside the box. Adam shares with host Liam Leonard some of the moments that lead him to his firm belief in the power of diversification, including how he has used these unique investments to weather financial storms over the years. Delve into Adam's story outlining his system for successful real estate investing and discover how, despite the fact that he’s a frequent investor, a business owner, and a podcast host, he keeps his work hours between 5 and 15 a week on this episode of The Prosperity Perspective. 

3 Key Takeaways

• If you’re getting started in real estate investing, seriously consider finding a mentor or coach that can help you learn about the industry, find good deals, and avoid making costly mistakes.
• A podcast can be utilized as a tool for making business sales. Use your podcast to build relationships with people in the industry and make connections that pay off. 
• How Adam Adams made a 12,000% return on his first real estate investment, and why he decided to listen to his dad and enter the industry after that. 

Resources

The Podcast On Podcasting

growyourshow.com

Facebook

LinkedIn

Instagram

Rich Dad, Poor Dad by Robert T. Kiyosaki

About Adam A. Adams

Adam has a loyal following in the podcasting space. After selling his first podcast, he launched the Podcast on Podcasting which is ranked as a top show for podcasters. Adam is also the founder of GrowYourShow.com where they help you get your message out to the world.

Grow Your Show is The Easy Button For Podcasters ™ that want to have a top rated show without all the hard work.

Their clients are getting ranked in the top 1% on iTunes and other top charts, which means they have more influence than the other 99%.

In 2008, Simon Ree lost a "life changing sum of money" in the global financial crisis. While devastating to his financial security, this experience was later utilized to develop a better way of navigating financial markets. Today on The Prosperity Perspective, Simon joins host Liam Leonard to share some of his findings–particularly, the myths that Wall Street tells us.

The first myth: a 10% return per annum is a fantastic return. Simon argues that this is not the case, and that depending on where you are in your wealth journey, 10% per year is not likely to be life-changing. Another key tenet of Simon's teachings is the importance of compounding. By compounding on a monthly basis, you can create life-changing returns well within a ten year period.

Understand that if you are thinking about engaging in trading, it is best to start small. As a trader, it’s important to reduce the emotional impact that losses can have on your mindset and trading decisions. Simon shows how to begin with a sum of money that if lost, wouldn't affect your ability to pay the rent or put food on the table.

Hear his breakdown on these topics and more as Simon shares his passion for helping others with his knowledge, and discover how his unique system for trading options that he teaches through his online course, The Tao of Trading, can help you.


3 Key Takeaways

• Always start trading with a sum small enough where if lost, it wouldn’t take away the ability to pay for the roof over your head. This will remove unwanted emotional attachment to trading.  
• You should expect to lose on some trades as a business expense. If you win more than you lose and your winners are bigger than your losers, you will come out ahead in the end.
• It is just as important to assess your trading performance at the right time than it is to make the assessment. Working with probability will take time; assessing your performance after one trade is pointless.

Resources

Trading in the Zone by Mark Douglas et al

Visit taooftrading.com/prosperity to access the first chapter of his book and training courses at a heavy discount!

About Simon Ree

Simon has three decades of experience as an active trader, investor, and financial markets professional. He previously held senior positions with Goldman Sachs in Australia and Citibank in Singapore before deciding to focus on trading full-time in 2017.

His vision is to help people live more creative, joyful, and inspired lives by alleviating the burden of financial stress that weighs so many people down.

His mission is to revolutionize the way finance is taught by shattering long-held myths that have been perpetuated by Wall Street.

He is the founder of taooftrading.com, an online education company that has helped hundreds of aspiring wealth-builders learn how to use the financial markets to generate the prosperity they desire.

Simon is the author of the Amazon #1 best-selling book The Tao Of Trading – How To Build Abundant Wealth In Any Market Condition.

In addition to trading, Simon is a certified Jeet Kune Do instructor. He lives in Singapore with his family.

Martin (Marty) Strong's military and business career has been full of surprises. In this episode of The Prosperity Perspective, he candidly discusses how he stumbled into becoming a Navy SEAL. What started as a way to make ends meet quickly turned into a passion for building companies and helping others achieve success. For Martin, it's all about planning and execution. He uses his skills as a strategist to help businesses grow and thrive.

Listen alongside host Liam Leonard as Marty provides insights into his unique approach to business and offers advice for anyone looking to achieve success. He outlines how he went from making enough money to cover his expenses to building up a portfolio of rental properties and eventually becoming a CEO and equity owner of a small company that started multiple other companies.

Think about what you want to do with your career and have a plan for it, consider investing in your future by taking some risks and learning new things, and don't forget to take care of your personal estate planning on this episode with Marty Strong. 

3 Key Takeaways

• First things first: find sales people in ANY niche and glean as much knowledge from them as possible. Then read up on everything you can about sales success. 
• After you’ve done due diligence with research, get out there and talk to the people who will make a difference; it’s not going to help to  cold call regular people on the street.
• Utilize your skills and start building scar tissue to glean success from your business. Your education will come later in the process.  

Resources

Website: martystrongbenimble.com

About Marty Strong

Marty has been a leader and business consultant for decades, first in uniform as a combat-decorated Navy SEAL, and then in commercial business. Marty is a thought provoking writer, speaker, and guest expert with over 350 appearances on national cable TV and hundreds of radio and podcast interviews to his credit. Marty is the author of Be Nimble – How the Creative Navy SEAL Mindset Wins on the Battlefield and in Business.

In this Episode of The Prosperity Perspective, Kevin Hodes shows business owners how he was able to bring honesty and integrity to the world of credit card processing and grow both his business and his expertise across unlikely platforms.

Kevin shares his unique professional journey as an entrepreneur, moving from bus boy to mowing lawns to personal Yacht chef for some of the wealthiest men in the world. He explains how his experiences with childhood abuse and living homeless in his car lead him to become an Emmy winning, industry leading CEO by making specific investment choices, keeping a thorough strategic framework, and providing transparency with customers. 

Hear how the number one determiner for success lies in a single trait: Tenacity. Learn to find the right team, collect the right knowledge, and gain access to good capital as the ultimate keys to success–so long as you’re willing to pursue your goals and never give up on your dream.

3 Key Takeaways

• The why behind Kevin's decision to provide credit card terminals at no cost to his clients and how he gains more because of it. 
• Success is not written in stone; define what it is for you before moving your company in a direction. Kevin's definition of success has changed over time.
• Being an entrepreneur is different from having a 9-5 job, so much so that you need to work with a strategic framework that will allow you to reinvest and grow your business.

Resources

Email: [email protected]

Contact number: 8773799748

Swypit.com

Blog

Success Network

The Swypit Show

Books by Kevin Hodes

About Kevin

Kevin Hodes, owner and founder of Swypit, brings honesty and integrity to the tangled world of credit card processing. As a former chef aboard luxury yachts, he is no stranger to the service industry, which brought him into contact with influential business professionals and enabled him to develop the business savvy street smarts needed to build his own business. He took a leap and launched his own business consulting firm that eventually led to the world of credit card processing. His exquisite care for customers and personal integrity offers a unique approach to servicing clients in the credit card transaction industry.

Kim Daly shares the story of how she went from struggling to find work to becoming a history-making franchise consultant in just one year. Kim provides the top steps to take–and in what order–when starting your franchise journey. 

Learn how to first understand what you are looking for in a franchise by taking the time to sit down and assess your goals, both short-term and long-term. Utilize other franchisees who provide valuable insights into what it takes to be successful in the industry. Find the value in extensive training and support, both before and after you open your franchise.

Kim will also expound on the tremendous impact of focusing on what drives revenue in your business, namely: sales, marketing, and prospecting. She shares her own experience of when she decided to focus solely on prospecting with the intention of changing her attitude. By concentrating on being more positive and fun to be around, she was able to attract referrals, increase her sales, and grow her business exponentially. 

Join Kim and host Liam Leonard to grow your business and close more sales on this episode of The Prosperity Perspective Podcast. 

3 Key Takeaways

• How Kim's focus on prospecting has helped her become a history-making franchise consultant.
• The right way to use mentors and other franchisees to find out what creates success in a franchise.
• Having a positive attitude and being passionate about what you do will show to your clients and inevitably close more sales. 

Resources

Kim’s YouTube channel

Website

LinkedIn

Facebook

About Kim Daly

Kim has spent the last 20 years helping people achieve financial freedom by enabling them to find the perfect franchise opportunities. Her skill for matching a client’s background, interests, skills, finances and life goals to the ideal opportunity has made her one of the top franchise consultants in the country. Today, she is here to give insights into what can seem like a daunting process - deciding on the perfect franchise to enable you to gain financial freedom.

Bill Nussey shows how he made the transition from a successful software entrepreneur to a clean energy pioneer on this episode of The Prosperity Perspective.

An original venture capitalist, Bill was well versed in growing big fast, with exit opportunities measured in growth rather than cash flow. While the race against his competitors was ongoing, Bill found the opportunity to sell his stock to eager investors. Despite others’ conviction to hold on to the company because it would continue to grow, Bill took the check and it “was one of the most powerful, freeing moments” of his life. 

Be inspired today to look less at the cash flow and more on your purpose of continuing to run a business. Decide to invest in what matters most to you–like Bill’s kids’ college education–and gain financial freedom by deciding not to spend the money but save it with the means of making an impact. 

Finally, get the insight into Bill’s life conviction to look bigger than yourself and find true purpose in your career. After his exit, Bill’s wife told him to get a job to keep the “fire under his ass” and it was the best prompting she could have given. By giving personally to charitable organizations, Bill wakes up every day with the passion and desire to “keep making money so [he] can keep giving it away!”

3 Key Takeaways

• How taking some money off the table and investing it in his family's future gave him the freedom to take more risks.
• How Bill and his wife decided to give away most of the money they made from his business exit, and how that has been rewarding for them both.
• It’s okay to have a plan B! It gives you the freedom to ensure what matters is taken care of. 

Resources

Website: freeingenergy.com

Podcast

Read Freeing Energy 

Read Your Mountain is Waiting

LinkedIn

About Bill Nussey

Bill is a career tech CEO with several exits, including an IPO. His companies have created thousands of jobs and billions in shareholder value. Along the way, he also worked at Greylock as a venture capitalist and, after selling his marketing tech company to IBM, he was promoted to VP Corp Strategy to help lead IBM’s global strategy for their CEO and SVPs.

In 2017, he jumped into clean energy. It started with a TED talk which grew into 100+ articles, then became the #1 ranked renewable energy podcast and, as of late 2021, a book called Freeing Energy, which has hit Amazon’s #1 new release in three categories. The book targets investors and innovators and uncovers a trillion-dollar disruption in the renewable energy industry that few people see coming.

In today's episode of The Prosperity Perspective, host Liam Leonard is joined by Brighton Gbarazia, active real estate investor, founder, and financial coach. Brighton shares the story of why he got into finance and how he started his company with the intention of helping people avoid the financial pitfalls that he saw his parents go through. He has worked in the banking industry for over twelve years and has seen firsthand the damage that can be done when people don't have the right information–and the high demand for advisors to remedy that with unbiased financial advice.

Tune in as Brighton outlines his strategic framework for financial success, which includes investing in income-producing assets like real estate while maintaining a diversity of investment categories. Hear his insights into saving up versus borrowing, investing in yourself, and the current shift in society’s outlook on buying homes. Learn to build an investment framework that will take you away from the wheel and optimize your most valuable asset: your time. 

3 Key Takeaways

• The main reason Brighton made the switch from being employed to running his own business around investment. 
• The biggest commodity for Brighton as an investor and business owner. 
• Brighton’s thoughts on the future of buying homes and renting due to the economy and renting generation.

Resources

Website: wealthmarathon.com

LinkedIn

About Brighton Gbarazia

Brighton is the CEO of Wealth Marathon and has over a decade of experience working with Canada's largest banks to provide sound, straightforward financial advice to young Canadian professionals and families.

Along with his experience in the banking industry, Brighton is also the author of Master Your Mortgage: What the Bank Won't Tell You About Buying the Right Home. He holds a bachelor of business administration from Kwantlen Polytechnic University.

When he isn't talking about money, he enjoys running half-marathons and traveling.

After escaping a cult and becoming a liquid millionaire by 26, Jerremy Newsome lost it all three times. Today, he's gained success and is here on The Prosperity Perspective to teach future world leaders how to create wealth using the stock market.

Hear about “the three straws that broke the camel’s back” for Jerremy including the painful realization that he lost all of his money (and borrowed money) in his 20s and the passing of his business partner during a crucial financial time period. Despite these devastating times, Jerremy used his failures to learn more about investment. He shares his hard earned wisdom with you today on why you shouldn’t jump into an entirely new strategy without ample years of research and a clear understanding of margin before you use it. 

Also gain insight into your potential to create change in nations by listening to Jerremey’s vision to help other countries gain greater financial literacy. He explains his 90-day program that will give people access to a hundred thousand dollars to trade with in the end. He plans to offer his program to Honduras, Haiti, parts of the US, and parts of other countries. His vision: “If you have the internet, you have income, and you’re educated, the world starts changing.”

3 Key Takeaways

• Pay yourself first. This will help you get started on the right foot financially and ensure you’re prioritizing your long-term financial health.
• Invest in yourself; don’t let past failures dictate your worth as an entrepreneur or human in general. For Jerremy, giving himself the credit he deserved was game-changing.
• Focus on being self-full, not selfish. Jerremy will explain how the two are not the same–and one is far more helpful than the other. 

Resources

Twitter 

Instagram 

LinkedIn

Website: jerremynewsome.com

Real Life Training: Jerremy’s 90 day stock market training program

YouTube 

About Jerremy Newsome

Jerremy Alexander Newsome is on a mission to enrich lives with mentally
liberating education. Since the age of seven, he has been fascinated with
investing and growth and even convinced his father to match his investment
deposit for some Apple stock back in 1995, which would be worth $14,000,000.
His passion for helping others enrich their lives through investing led him
to found Real Life Trading in 2014. This starting point has allowed him to
assist and enrich tens of thousands of lives while also growing the company
organically to a seven figure business.