It’s hard to know if you're winning when you're in the middle of something. Every journey has its ups and downs, but hopefully, the ride is worth it in the end.

Our guests today, Rob and Colin Reilly, are true entrepreneurs who have experienced the highest highs (selling over $250M in real estate) and the lowest lows (going broke) of the business world. They've tackled these challenges with grit, determination, and what they call an "eternal perspective".

The brothers started their journey by buying, running, and selling a profitable truck accessories company. Then, they decided to take a risk and dabble in the golf cart market, and to their surprise, they earned a massive profit.

But their adventure didn't stop there. They ventured into real estate with HomeVestors, and even though they started with no prior knowledge, they hustled, learned, and ended up selling an astounding $250 million in properties. However, life threw them a curveball with the 2008 financial crisis, and they lost it all.

But here's where their story gets even more inspiring. They didn't let this setback stop them. Instead, they found an opportunity with a tax incentive for electric vehicles, returned to the golf cart market, and generated an impressive $75 million in just 45 days!

The Reilly brothers' journey is not just a fascinating tale of entrepreneurship, it's a testament to resilience, creativity, and family values.

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What You Will Learn

• How far a strong entrepreneurial spirit can take you
• Robin and Colin’s reliance on their resilience and adaptability on their journey
• The importance of recognizing and seizing opportunities
• How you can emphasize living intentionally
• Their unique financial planning and investment strategies