Never Go Broke
Amelia Misenheimer, Tina Forsyth, Carolyn HerfurthBecause making money and building wealth aren't the same thing — real estate, taxes, and generational wealth in plain English.
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What Can Go Wrong in a Real Estate Contract
A real estate contract can fail from either side of the table, and the failures have almost nothing in common with each other. Most buyers only ever hear about one of them.
Last week I wrote about buying a rental property without putting a...
I Bought a Rental Property With $0 Down Payment
Every term in a real estate contract is negotiable. The interest rate, the down payment, the length of the loan, when the balance comes due, all of it. That is not a loophole. It is the entire reason these deals work.
The real estate indus...
You Didn't Pick the Wrong Investment. You Forgot Why You Bought It.
I have spent tens of thousands of dollars on coaching, mentors, programs, and software that produced nothing.
Last week I sat down with Carolyn Herfurth and Tina Forsyth to talk about selling my company, and somewhere in the middle of reco...
The Exit Conversations Ep 11: On Her Terms
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A Friend Confessed He'd Been Asking ChatGPT What to Invest In
A friend at the gym told me last fall that he had been talking with ChatGPT about investing. He said it the way people confess they cheated on a test with notes written on their hand. He was finally making real money with excess to invest,...
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Your business makes money—but are YOU building wealth? Weekly strategies for business owners who don't want to die poor. Real estate, stocks, retirement planning. Investor since 2010. Growing a business ≠ building wealth.
The strategic partner for established experts ready to transform their proven methodologies into certification programs that protect their legacy, scale their impact worldwide, and position them as true industry leaders.
Grew Impostor Syndrome Institute → 27 countries. Expertise-driven founders hire me when they're outgrowing what they've built. 23 years.
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