Millionaire Mindcast

In this episode of the Millionaire Mindcast, we have a spectacular guest, Chris Harder who shares experience, insights, and tips to make your dream lifestyle, financial literacy, building the budget and money management, the timeline for unlocking real ROI and success, the formula for any kind of come back, how to level up business revenue during these COVID-19 times and much more about wealth building! Chris Harder is an entrepreneur, executive life & career coach, philanthropist, entrepreneurial and public speaking coach, motivational speaker, investor, and host of the For The Love Of Money Podcast, a show that shares the secrets, tips, and incredible stories of how successful people have risen to the top, and what they’ve done to make this world a better place as a result of their success. During the last recession, Chris and his wife started over again. They stripped everything not just financially but everything that comes along with it. Why did it happen? He admits they didn’t take care of their money and didn’t take it seriously. It came to the point that everything they’ve put in their house ends in Craigslist and judged by their neighbors. It was the most humiliating point of his life from an ego and financial standpoint. But it turned out to be the best point of their life as he found their runaway, and invented a new ­income source. Chris believes that opportunity changes shape, therefore, he took advantage of it and recognizes where and how it is changing.  Just like finding ways how to bring your business revenue to the next level during these COVID times, and not screwed like anyone else. But adapting the changes in people’s behavior and innovating. Furthermore, patience, clarity, and making pivots in order to get the destination and outcome you’ve wanted.  By living within your means and not being scared of the numbers. Figure out how much it does actually need to make to cover either today's budget or the dream budget. Don’t let social media actually lose the touch of the actual value of a dollar or a hundred or a million.  In addition, Chris emphasizes to start not giving in the dark but where people see it to start the positive chain reaction for others to be inspired with and do the same. However, it is fine to go through selfish motivation first in order to get to the unselfish motivation. You just have to enjoy the journey, enjoy the ride, get the things, create the income-producing machine, and when you finally get that calling of giving, then lean into it. As an advocate of multiple income sources, Chris suggests building a lifestyle as though if any one of your income sources went away today, you would have not to change your lifestyle tomorrow!   Some Questions I Ask: What do you say to the person right now that might be starting their financial journey or maybe hit a rock bottom and COVID wipe them out or crashed their business or made some bad investment decisions and they’re really looking to pull themselves up? (01:21) How long should somebody be thinking about living below their means and when is it time to start having freedom to spend your money where you wanted to?   (08:07) What is your ideology around budgeting and financial rhythm or how to enhance financial literacy around money management? (11:11) What people maybe should start thinking about now that might infuse motivation, inspiration, and passion for their wealth-building journey on what can be unlocked on the other side as well? (16:21) What should people think about as they start building up their wealth, accumulation of funds, and opportunity to disperse and play those things?  (19:52) What should people be thinking in terms of patience and the timeline for unlocking real success? (22:33) What are some of the greatest areas people can focus on that will get them real ROI in the term of their wealth-building journey? (24:27)  In This Episode, You Will Learn: Chris lowest point in life (01:48) The formula for any kind of comeback (03:13) The good thing about finding your runway (03:43) How to triple your business revenue during these COVID times (05:30) How social media make us actually lose in touch of the actual value of a dollar (15:48) How to start the positive chain reaction on giving (18:12) Getting into the selfish motivation to get into the unselfish motivation – what does it mean (19:32) Chris’ Rule of Thumb and Recipe to Live the Dream Lifestyle Tomorrow (20:47) Why you should not rush out to buy a home to live in (26:46) When is the safe time to finally buy your own home you want to live in with (28:56) What are you guys thinking in terms of where your energy, effort, and money is gonna maybe be allocated towards in this market cycle over the next 5, 10 years? (29:30) Quotes: “It was the most humiliating point of my life but is also the best point of my life.”  “Opportunity is a lot like energy, it never goes away, it just changes form.”  “It’s okay to not be there yet because you will get there.” “When you get to, there must be more.”  “Live as though, build a lifestyle as though if any one of your income sources went away today, you would have not to change your lifestyle tomorrow.”    Connect with Chris Harder on: Instagram Fortheloveofmoney.com/free LinkedIn

In this episode of Millionaire Mindcast, the dynamic duo is back. Matty A and Ryan Breedwell jump into this past week's updates on world news, real estate, market updates, and bitcoin. Plus news on red October bringing bloodbath in the market. This and more on today's episode. Tune in, Enjoy!  Enter giveaway @ Go.MillionaireMindcast.com Text us at @ 844.447.1555 Episode Sponsored By: TheRichLifeStore.com Questions? Comments? Do you have a success story you would like to share on the show? Send us an email to Questions@MillionaireMindcast.com

In this episode of the Millionaire Mindcast, we have a fantastic guest, Timothy who shares wisdom, insights, and knowledge about how to make a real difference, the importance of giving back, the role of education these days, stock market strategy, and the danger of earning a lot of money too quickly! Timothy Sykes is an entrepreneur, a world traveler, philanthropist, trading teacher and influencer, millionaire trader, and co-founder of Karmagawa, a charitable organization dedicated to saving the environment, endangered species, and more.  Through the Timothy Sykes Foundation, 35 schools have been built or are in development, in over a dozen countries around the world. He’s been featured in a variety of different media outlets, including CNN, CNBC, Fox Business, Fox TV, Forbes, Larry King, Men’s Journal, and Steve Harvey. Before Tim got into the education world, he failed in growing his hedge fund not realizing that he didn’t have the rules and risk management. He was always drunk and lost all his industry credibility. Until he found clarity and shifted his life. The opportunity came to him and started teaching people online, helping and showing everyone his trades. But Tim doesn’t teach people to be rich but teaches that success is in their failure. He makes video lessons on every single loss and mistake, as well as wins in trading. Shares photos, videos, knowledge, and posts that really hit people. Tim became a number one trader that earns a lot of money, as well as a mentor that he wished he had in the beginning.   However, he realized that it’s not only making the biggest bank account but taking care of his passion, helping his family and himself, and helping the world, make an impact, and make a real difference. His goal is to build thousands of schools. Now, have built 70 schools so far, trying to help one emergency at a time, and help communities that are involved. On the other side, despite this pandemic, Tim believes that this is the best time to educate yourself. It is by learning digitally and remotely. Take advantage and learn things to adapt to the new normal, and changes to do better. It’s always hard and messy in the beginning, but through sharing education in the world, nothing is impossible. In addition, every single person must have a goal to achieve. and it's okay to change goals and adopt new things. Challenge yourself, and do what fulfills you and push yourself. Charity becomes his new challenge after achieving all the material things he has ever wanted. This year, Tim donated all his trading profits to charity. But then warns that if you’re trying to get as much money as you can with nothing else, you might succeed but you will not be happy. It is using our humanity to our advantage rather than trying to do everything on your own and keeping other people out of your life. It is education, having heart, and really embracing and not ignoring our community!  Some Questions I Ask:  When did you start investing in the stock market? (00:12) Where did it all start for you? (00:29) What shifted in your life between then and now? (02:52) How did you have these philosophical revelations and at an early age to have mental breakthroughs that served you on a high level?  (05:30) You seem to have this optimism, where did that come from? (08:46) What are you paying most attention to right now that kind of aligns with your philosophy? (10:53) What are some of the missing tools in humanities’ tool belt right now that can serve us moving forward? (14:00) How do we help people get more perspective? (17:52) How did your charity Karmagawa Foundation come about? (20:14) What is your big vision for Karmagawa? (21:37) What’s one small thing that people could do that has a big impact when collectively done? (23:25) What do you say to that person that is at that early stage of wealth building to create more wealth and income? (25:12) What have been some of the gaps or shanks in your armor that you feel like you’ve been exposed in 2020 that you’re working on? (30:28) What is your health, routine, lifestyle look like?  (32:09) Is work ethic something that people can cultivate or something that you feel like is in your DNA? (34:25) What’s your overall outlook on the stock market and talk a little bit about the stock market strategy? (35:16) Are you more of a buffet guy based on your skillset or do you have some diversification outside of the stock market in your whole wealth portfolio? (38:20) What is your definition of success? When you get to your death bed, what do you hope you look to see in that rear view mirror?  (41:28)  In This Episode, You Will Learn: Why it’s dangerous to make too much money too quickly (03:37) Timothy’s rule number (03:51) How technology and education overpower the bad (10:26) Why some rich people get depressed (26:30) Simple ways of giving back to the community without money (27:44) One thing that Timothy has mastered in trading (35:43)  Quotes: “For my success is in my failure.” “It’s about learning the process and staying disciplined. “ “Trading is all about You versus You.” “I didn’t know what I didn’t know.”  “We are the problem of so many issues but we’re also the solution.” “If we start working together then amazing things are possible.” “There’s no right way to get rich or one right way to get happy, you have to figure it out for yourself.”  “Trading is very much like gambling.”  Connect with Timothy Sykes on:  Website YouTube Karmagawa Instagram An American Hedge Fund book by Timothy Sykes

In this episode of Millionaire Mindcast, Matty A. talks about the last 10 rules for having a long and successful Real Estate investing journey. Tune in, Take notes, Enjoy! Text "Invest" to 844.447.1555  Show Brought To You By: TheRichLifeAcademy.com Episode Sponsored By: TheRichLifeStore.com Questions? Comments? Do you have a success story you would like to share on the show? Send us an email to Questions@MillionaireMindcast.com

In this episode of Millionaire Mindcast, the dynamic duo is back. Matty A and Ryan Breedwell jump into this past week's updates on world news, market updates, bitcoin, and real estate. Robert Kiyosaki calls the coming of a catastrophic market crash. This and more on today's episode. Tune in, Enjoy!  Enter giveaway @ Go.MillionaireMindcast.com Text us at @ 844.447.1555 Episode Sponsored By: TheRichLifeStore.com Questions? Comments? Do you have a success story you would like to share on the show? Send us an email to Questions@MillionaireMindcast.com

In this episode of the Millionaire Mindcast, we have a wonderful guest Codie Sanchez who shares her interesting origin story, insights, and values on understanding more about the risks, and opportunities, the significance of money and power, the good thing about curiosity and asking quality questions, and how to live a remarkable contrarian lifestyle! Codie Sanchez is an investor, advisor, and former conflict journalist - all about contrarian investing, life hacking and wealth-building the unconventional way, and Managing Director and Partner at Entourage Effect Capital, a growth equity firm focused specifically on investing in the legalized cannabis industry. Since 2014, EEC has deployed $100+ million into over 40 companies out of its two dedicated funds and co-investments. She is also the founder and creator of an amazing community and educational platform, the Unconventional Acquisitions, one of the biggest markets in terms of buying distressed real estate, and turnkey businesses to create income and become financially free. This amazing woman made her own framework in life. For her, it is necessary to have rules to live by, as well as discipline.  She realized her way to live. It is by living a contrarian lifestyle. Codie believes that money is important because it leads to individualism. You can’t deny the fact that everybody goes after it. For her, money is the fastest way to get power and freedom. It allows you financial freedom and protects your rights to make sure you can push back when people push upon you. On the other hand, Codie is certain on the significance of asking quality questions. She emphasizes that none of these matters if you don’t ask questions and if you don’t know how to think! Some Questions I Ask: There’s power about you, edginess, authenticity, and genuine desire to help and serve people, where did that come from? (00:26) Where did this money-mindset cultivate and start for you? (02:32) What do you say to those individuals based on what philosophies, characteristics, and principles you live your contrarian life after? (05:47) How did you find a way to live such a balance and intentional life with your partner and bring him into the fall? What was your process of selecting that person in your life? (09:02) What do you guys feel that you do as a power couple to live in that contrarian thread of life that doesn’t keep you feel average, boring, and complaisant in your relationship in your marriage?  (12:30) How important are questions in life, business, altogether? (16:14) Give us just a brief snippet or synopsis of some of the past traditions of the Contrarian Newsletter, and maybe a glimpse of the premium version of the Contrarian Cashflow. (22:04) How did the Contrarian Newsletter, brand, and business start? What is it kind of moving into now, and what door is it open for you? (25:33) Share a little bit about Unconventional Acquisitions. (29:44) What are some of the most appetizing business models to you right now based on the breadth of exposure that you’ve seen in that realm of Unconventional Acquisitions? (32:55) What are some of the high-level things that they should be asking the sellers for to understand where the opportunities might be or where the risks are? (38:17)  In This Episode, You Will Learn: The importance of money and power (03:10) Keeping a Quote and Wisdom Book (06:11)  Quotes: “Power is important because it leads to individualism.” “Money is the fastest way to get power.” “If you stand for nothing, you fall for anything.” “The best way to freedom is financial freedom and the fastest way to protect your rights is to have the money.” “Constraints are the biggest source of freedom.” “Philosophers are just question-askers.” Connect with Codie Sanchez on:  Contrarian Thinking – Signup the Newsletter Unconventional Acquisitions Contrarian Investing Instagram LinkedIn

In this episode of Millionaire Mindcast, Matty A. shares what RICH life actually is. His definition of wealth. Living purposely and living life to the fullest. Tune in to find out!. Take notes, Enjoy today's Food For Thought Friday episode!.  Connect with Matty A. and Text me to 844.447.1555  Show Brought To You By: TheRichLifeAcademy.com Episode Sponsored By: TheRichLifeStore.com Questions? Comments? Do you have a success story you would like to share on the show? Send us an email to Questions@MillionaireMindcast.com

In this episode of Millionaire Mindcast, Matty A. talks about the news and updates on the economy and market. How to sharpen your financial ax as the market shift. Plus latest crypto news this week. This and more on today's episode. So tune in, Enjoy! Enter giveaway @ Go.MillionaireMindcast.com Text us at @ 844.447.1555 Episode Sponsored By: TheRichLifeStore.com Questions? Comments? Do you have a success story you would like to share on the show? Send us an email to Questions@MillionaireMindcast.com

In this episode of the Millionaire Mindcast, we have John Malott who shares his story of not to let his past equal his future, his rock bottoms, redefining moments, the role of man in the house, what’s the foundation of good husband-wife relationships, bridging the leadership gap, and how to achieve a new level of success in mindset and business! John Malott is a serial entrepreneur, world changer, collaboration expert, public speaker, side hustle expert, and Co-Founder and Chairman of Build Your Empire, an event & media company focused on educating & impacting the next generation of entrepreneurs.  John has built people that build businesses and help people crush big things from home. He has earned over $1 billion in global sales and has been featured in Forbes, Entrepreneur, USA Today and more. Currently, he has created over 600 millionaires in the last 25 years and passion for leading, serving, and holding individuals accountable to achieve their greatness. John’s life is a rollercoaster. At 17 years old, he had a heart attack from smoking cocaine. He was a high school dropout, arrested multiple times, and last jailed when he was 24 years old. His biggest curses turned out to be his biggest lessons. In jail, he had some realizations; it’s not the life he wanted to be. He made a decision that’s who he was, that’s not who he would be going forward. Promise that when things get done he would be that person again. After John got out of jail, things started to change. It’s a long process but things really start to happen for him. During the process, somebody planted the seed to him that business was his way out of his circumstances. So he exposed himself to personal development and pursued business. But it was not an overnight success. John just earned $4,000 in his first year as a full time entrepreneur and $16,000 in the second year. People judged him but he never gives up. To cope with the challenges, John hired mentors to help develop himself and his business, where he learned so much about people, philosophy, and the art of giving. Now, John is really good at identifying and creating passive residual income streams from home, how to cut out a lot of overhead expenses, and the frustrations that most entrepreneurs experience. He considers himself fortunate to have that experience especially during this pandemic. On the other hand, John believes that mindset is the one that holds us back and not anything in this world. Life is about two major things: it’s about a mixture of challenge and opportunity. He is so sure that whatever hits, he just adjusts his mind and thinking. John insists that this quarantine is the time to figure out what you want to become because it’s thinking, becoming, and then doing. Right now, we really have time to create new generations of world-class entrepreneurs and replace a lot of crappy ones. Therefore, take that money and invest in yourself. Figure out what you want to do, what you want to become, and where you want to go. Figure out how to use that resource to get you in front of people. Find that you’re passionate about, and use that energy to build momentum. There are so many things we got to put in front first. But you should start focusing on who you are and becoming stronger, better, faster, and have those principles of success. Some Questions I Ask: Take us back to some of the rock bottoms & moments in your life that were kind of those forks in the road, “It’s time to get it going and move in the right direction if I’m going to achieve the goals that I want to achieve”. (00:57) If you could pinpoint at that moment in jail, what was that ultimately had you chosen this fork versus that fork? (05:32) Get us up to the speed of from that day making that choice to where you’re at today, how things unfolded, and how big and exciting in high and low they’ve been along the way? (08:23) What would you say is the number one thing you see limiting the people from actually breaking through to a new level of success, and discipline? How would you like to categorize it? (11:53) How should people be spending their time right now if they want to get ahead? (15:42) If you were to pull one tool off your tool belt that has paid you the highest ROI over the course of your career, what would you say that skill set is? (19:41) When can someone call themselves a leader? (22:55) With the uncertain times right now, what message do you have for the person who is an aspiring entrepreneur or new entrepreneur that’s at home? (24:13) What do you think is the best investment for someone right now with little disposable income? (27:02) How has making your wife and children such a priority and the core foundation of your ecosystem served you in building the successful business in life that you have? (32:12) What do you think is the core thing that is the foundation of your guy’s relationship that makes it strong, successful, and moving in the right direction? (35:56) What is your definition of wealth and what was the one thing you feel attributed to unlocking it? (40:27) In This Episode, You Will Learn: The Percentage of Growth (09:02) The Art of Giving philosophy (13:17) Two major things in life (16:25) How to be more productive especially during this quarantine (17:03) Leadership gap in the USA (20:23) Man as the foundation of the household (33:53) Quotes: “My biggest curses turned out to be my biggest lessons.” “That’s who I was, that’s not who I would be going forward.” “The repetition is the mother of all success.” “Life is about two major things: it’s about challenge and opportunity.” “This is the time to figure out what you want to become because it’s thinking, becoming, and then doing.” “Start focusing on your health and wellness because if you’re not feeling healthy, you’re going to have a hard time getting wealthy.” “The richest place in the world is the graveyard.” “Inspired people do not need motivation.” “Wealth is freedom.” Resources Mentioned: How to Win Friends and Influence People book by Dale Carnegie Paul J. Meyer  and The Art of Giving book by John Edmund Haggai I Inherited a Fortune book by Paul J. Meyer The 21 Irrefutable Laws of Leadership book by John C. Maxwell Connect with John Malott on: Build Your Empire Instagram Twitter Facebook

In this episode of Millionaire Mindcast, Matty A. shares tips on real estate investing rules that made people very successful, and made an impact on their lives and businesses. Tune in, Take notes, Enjoy!.  Text "Invest" to 844.447.1555  Show Brought To You By: TheRichLifeAcademy.com Episode Sponsored By: TheRichLifeStore.com Questions? Comments? Do you have a success story you would like to share on the show? Send us an email to Questions@MillionaireMindcast.com