Episode 3 I'm bringing in a good friend of mine and the owner of State Fourty Eight. We talk about getting in the mindset of a buiness owner and what it is like to collaborate with so many businesses. 

We are coming back with a good friend of mine Devin Burrrr. In this podcast we talk about how we met, what has been going on in our lives, and what got him started in real estate. 

Episode 1 of Heart Melter in this podcast I'm going to dive deep and ask the questions everybody wants to hear. Stay tuned for some interesting guests. 

Jamil Damji talks to us about taking moon shots!  He is an entrepreneur, real estate investor, and is currently scaling a real estate wholesaling franchise.  He also somehow managed to mentor the wild child himself, Templeton Walker.

This week we feature another exciting guest, Ryan Zolin. We talk with Ryan about his real estate success, focus, building a business, and launching new businesses.

Today we get educated by Jesse Randall on the world of venture capital and how the little guy (non-accredited investor) deserves an opportunity to invest in startups.  Jesse’s company, Sweater Ventures, is helping bring that to life.

Learn more about Jesse and Sweater Ventures at: https://www.sweaterventures.com/

Tempe is passionate about crypto and investing in it for his future.  Booth invests in crypto, but is a massive skeptic and thinks it’s a farce.  He only invests in it because he likes to bet on himself being wrong.

The news cycle has been hot talking about Robinhood, GameStop, and WallStreetBets… and if you are thinking what the hell does that mean?  Don’t we worry, we break it down and talk about our investment into it.

We are always trying to improve as fathers, men, human beings, and in this case as leaders.  Inspired by author and leadership authority Jocko Willink’s books, we decided to talk about tactics of leadership.  Including where we do well and maybe not so well.

Temp called and said, I want to start a painting company because it will vertically integrate with my real estate company.  So we decided we should talk about what a plan looks like to start this business… then we pivot.