Investment Fund Secrets S2

This podcast explores the power and influence of private equity, discussing how it often goes unnoticed by consumers. It also examines the impact of high interest rates on deal-making and the record-high dry powder in the industry. The episode looks ahead to 2024 and discusses the need to refinance debt and the potential for a bull rally if interest rates decrease.

I break down Fund Launch Live, the largest gathering of fund managers in the world. I talk about the importance of having a good MC at any event, share insights on how we planned and executed the event, and even hint at our upcoming event, Fund Launch Live 2024. Events are incredible, listen in to see why you should host an event. [00:01:20] How events connect people. [00:03:32] Vehicle, Internal, External. [00:06:43] Fund Launch Live event structure. [00:09:03] Speakers and their energy levels. [00:11:27] Creating an engaging event. [00:14:53] Finding a niche for success.

I'm talking all about how taxes work with funds. Taxes work differently with different types of funds, but I outline a couple of basic principles. Don't forget to rate, review, and share the show to spread the knowledge and help more people understand the game of building billion-dollar companies.[00:01:40] How taxes work in funds. [00:03:07] Real estate fund tax benefits. [00:06:07] 1031 exchange and real estate. [00:09:29] Tax advantages for fund managers. [00:12:10] Rating and reviewing the show.*****Disclaimers All Information Shared Are The Sole Thoughts and Opinions Of The Author. Do Not Take Any Information As Legal Or Financial Advice. You Should Seek A Certified Accountant And A Professional Legal Team Before Taking Any Further Action.

I sit down with Justin Prince, author of "Be The One", entrepreneur, father, and husband. Justin shares his incredible journey from a broken home to building multiple multimillion-dollar businesses, generating over two and a half billion in revenue. We discuss the importance of self-development and how to become the best version of yourself. Tune in to gain valuable insights and inspiration for your own personal and professional growth.[00:01:09] Overcoming adversity in business. [00:03:42] The superpower of focus. [00:06:31] Attention atrophy. [00:08:29] CEOs' focus on strategic priorities. [00:12:22] The 80-20 principle. [00:13:49] John's daily routine. [00:17:37] Enlisting family in business. [00:19:41] Investing in emotional and physical connection. [00:23:12] Success is an identity process. [00:25:45] E-9400's story of redemption. [00:27:30] Be the one. [00:30:35] Breaking the chain of abuse. [00:33:28] Being the one. [00:36:10] Feeling vulnerable as a public figure. [00:39:17] Dealing with social pressure. [00:41:20] The importance of serving others. [00:44:33] Shifting from money to mission. [00:47:41] Nikola Jokic's unique passion. [00:50:23] Principles for Success. [00:52:37] Levels of certainty. [00:55:52] Optimism and success. [00:58:55] The power of "until". [01:00:21] The word until still guarantees your success. [01:03:07] Building habits that compound. [01:05:42] Building habits for success. [01:09:37] The real race.

I discuss the topic of when entrepreneurs should start paying themselves and taking profits from their businesses. These are my insights and strategies on how to approach this process, drawing from my own experience in building multiple successful businesses. You need to taste blood as an entrepreneur EARLY. [00:02:05] Investing in yourself. [00:03:00] Founder's struggle with starvation. [00:06:03] Taking chips off the table. [00:09:43] Spending efficiently and breaking even. [00:11:53] Service-based companies as Ponzi schemes. [00:15:09] Sugar daddy growth equity partner. [00:18:05] Taking chips off the table.

Jason Hartman, expert in U.S. housing market, breaks down the current state of the housing market with topics including lowest housing affordability in 37 years, the Hartman Comparison Index, college tuition as a scam, mortgage delinquencies and affordability, millions of distressed sellers, millennials entering the housing market, the housing market pivot, the new home market, banking crash or crisis, inflation and the elite class, BRICS as a global threat, and central bank digital currency.

Today, I'm talking about the asymmetrical risk ratio return on entrepreneurship in 2023. It's about figuring out passion v. profitability. I walk though my process when approaching school, life, and entrepreneurship. Whether it's pursuing a career in psychiatry or theology, you need to remember this when choosing your life path: eventually you will have to work for money. Tune in to gain insights and inspiration for your own entrepreneurial journey.Rate and review the show for a chance to win a giveaway![00:01:29] Working for money. [00:03:24] Asymmetrical risk in entrepreneurship. [00:06:23] Nervousness about risk. [00:08:59] Taking calculated risks in business. [00:14:18] De-risking entrepreneurship.

In today's episode, I discuss the growing threat to society posed by the concentration of power in companies like Vanguard, State Street, and BlackRock. These three companies control a significant portion of the world's assets, with a combined $22 trillion in managed assets. We need for more individuals to decentralize and decouple Wall Street to counteract this concentration of power. People like me and you need to launch more funds.Join the Wall Street Rebels: https://www.fundlaunch.com/wsr-launch--47111?sl=cf2homepage?sl=bullishLearn more about investment funds on my YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC1_NBRSd-yIX6tyg31RzCew?sl=bullish[00:00:29] Threat of Wall Street dominance. [00:03:40] Disney's political agendas. [00:07:14] Rise of the retail investor. [00:11:08] The rise of retail investors. [00:13:23] Consolidation of industries. [00:16:29] Wall Street's impact on real estate. [00:21:13] Consolidation in every industry. [00:22:49] Learning the fund game.

I'm talking about the concept of management debt and technical debt in today's episode. Technical debt is the shortcuts or compromises you make during the product development process. Management debt is the consequences of making poor hiring decisions.I think it's important to hire the right people to avoid management debt. The wrong person in a crucial role can waste months or even years of time. I also think it's important to build great products that have lasting value. Tesla is a great example of this. For the video, visit my YouTube ChanneI or join our Discord group, the Wall Street Rebel Insiders. Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC1_NBRSd-yIX6tyg31RzCewDiscord Group: https://www.fundlaunch.com/wsr-launch--47111?sl=bullish

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