The Time Is Now

In this episode of "The Time is Now" podcast, host Kent Clothier converses with Ari Rastegar, a real estate mogul and health enthusiast. They delve into Ari's remarkable journey from overcoming family tragedy and personal challenges to building a multi-billion-dollar real estate empire. The discussion also pivots to the importance of health, well-being, and the power of communication in achieving success.

In this compelling episode of "The Time is Now," host Kent Clothier welcomes NFL legend and entrepreneur Marshall Faulk. The episode delves deep into Marshall's journey from his formidable years in the NFL to his insightful ventures into the world of finance and entrepreneurship. It's a candid discussion on the parallels between sports discipline and business success, the significance of financial literacy, and the power of perseverance and adaptation.

Join host Kent Clothier in an inspiring and revealing episode of "The Time is Now," featuring guest Dan Martell, a successful entrepreneur and visionary. In this episode, Martell shares his incredible journey of overcoming personal challenges and transforming them into stepping stones for success. He delves into his unique perspectives on decision-making, leveraging time for maximum impact, and the essence of personal and professional growth.

In this episode, we have invited Roland Frasier, a business mentor and investor. He is an expert at navigating mergers and acquisitions, as well as buying, selling, and scaling a business. He assists entrepreneurs in growing their businesses through acquisitions, strategic partnerships, and marketing. Today, he discusses how entrepreneurs can maximize the value of their companies while selling them. He will also explain why now is the best moment to acquire.

In this episode of The Time is Now podcast, we have invited Tommy Thornburgh, the president of Prime Corporate Services. For over 10 years, they have managed to help 100,000 entrepreneurs structure their businesses. Today, Tommy guides entrepreneurs to avoid the problems of Probate, the benefits of securing your privacy, and the relevance of preparing a tax strategy to secure your wealth and get ahead of taxes.

How is your business going? Do you feel the pressure of scaling? Do you feel exhausted having to manage many things at once? If your business is still in its infancy and is just starting to scale, it’s understandable if you want to be hands-on with everything. However, it is not always efficient as it is the surefire way to get burnout and slowly chip away your interest in pursuing your business endeavor. Trevor Mauch is the CEO of Carrot, an online lead generation hub that provides high-performing websites, marketing tools, and training for real estate investors and agents to attract motivated leads while building authority in their market. Tune in as Trevor Mauch shares his inspiring business journey and how the “entrepreneur freedom formula” plays a crucial role in his continued success.

Eddie Speed: Seller finance note ninja. Eddie Speed is a straight shooter, so we'll spare you the flowery pitch. Eddie is a Texas titan who for years has carefully crafted the art of strategic seller finance notes. In short, understanding and correctly executing the strategies he shares will double your opportunities, double your business, and ultimately, double your income. If you are an experienced deal maker, saddle up and hit the trail with us as we discuss riding the coming bull market all the way to a generational wealth kind of payday.

Vinnie Fisher: CEO. Lawyer. Husband. Dad. Fun fact: 70% of Billionaires have created their wealth from recession rebounds. That fact, coupled with the whole "history repeats itself" fact, is a good indicator that a whole bunch of money is about to make its way into the hands of those seeking current opportunities...and you can bet your bottom dollar that Vinnie Fisher isn't going to miss out on any of it. As a tax lawyer, entrepreneur and all around numbers guy, Vinnie shares his journey of becoming financially fluent in his own businesses and details what specifically you should be able to answer about your company's financials. The time to get your sheet together is now, before you get your assets kicked.

Trevor Mauch: CEO of Carrot. Falling asleep behind the wheel and nearly sending your family hurling off the side of a cliff... No, that's not a scene from a Hollywood blockbuster, that was the real life wake-up call for our next guest, Trevor Mauch. Long, exhaustive hours come with the territory of being an entrepreneur, but at a certain point, you have to ask; is your business supporting you or are you supporting it? Are you building a LIFE for you and your loved ones, or just an income? Kent and Trevor strap in for an "energy audit" to measure your drain/give ratios, and also discuss whether or not it's time to fire...yourself? Best of luck with that exit interview.

Jeff Fenster: Founder and CEO of Everbowl. Just about everyone who opens a restaurant has had experience in the industry. If 9 out of 10 restaurants fail, why is "experience" placed on such a high pedestal as a prerequisite? Jeff Fenster isn't buying it, and never has. What most see as an asset, Jeff sees as a liability. From payroll companies, to restaurants and even construction companies, Jeff is a serial entrepreneur that forges success through jumping in and figuring it out as he goes along. Jump in on this episode and prepare to "unevolve"; no experience necessary.