The Intrinsic Value Podcast - The Investor’s Podcast Network

Lauren Keen Aumond achieved financial independence through real estate investment and shares her journey and strategies. Topics include ignoring the Joneses, her real estate portfolio, finding the right strategy, educating herself in real estate and personal finance.

Noah Kagan, entrepreneur, talks about his early struggles, the importance of just getting started, the power of asking for what you want, and learning from first class passengers. He shares insights on launching a successful venture, calculating your freedom number, and the role of minimalism in his success. He discusses the risks of having a day job, his experience in real estate investing, and why entrepreneurship doesn't have to be risky. He also shares his disappointing experience at a Tony Robbins event and tips for creating engaging content on different platforms.

Jason Harris, an expert in persuasion and influence, discusses the importance of personal character and empathy in persuasion, the principles and habits of being a master influencer, the process of becoming a soulful persuader, the power of generosity in building relationships, and the inspiration gained from interviews with successful individuals.

Author Brian Feroldi discusses his book 'Why Does The Stock Market Go Up?' and shares lessons from Charlie Munger. Topics include simplifying investing concepts, tracking industry-specific metrics, identifying moats through gross margins, reducing mistakes on financial statements, improving investing through income statement analysis, and the importance of intelligent buybacks.

Kyle Grieve, value investor and manager of his family portfolio, discusses his journey into value investing, his early mistakes, lessons learned from famous investors, and his writing process. He also talks about the impact of fatherhood and Brazilian Jiu Jitsu on investing and highlights the value of the TIP mastermind community.

Jesse Mecham, Founder of You Need A Budget, discusses the Four-Rule Method of budgeting and its importance in personal finance. He also talks about the flexibility of budgeting, the correlation between budgeting and successful investing, and the concept of aging your money.

Chris Powers, a serial entrepreneur and Chairman of Fort Capital, discusses his journey from purchasing his first rental at 17 to becoming successful. He shares the sacrifices he made, the impact of mentorship and faith, and what he learned from investor Sam Zell. The podcast also explores the power of mentorship and personal growth, early real estate ventures, and the transformative power of seeking guidance from experienced individuals.

Andrew Gazdecki, Founder of Microacquire, discusses building a successful business, the differences between bootstrapped and venture-backed companies, changing news coverage for VC-backed companies, and the concept of 'building in public'.

The podcast discusses the benefits of quality investing, the importance of returns on invested capital as a metric, the success of founder-led businesses, different types of moats a business can have, and the qualities of a successful investor. It also explores the significance of return on invested capital and reinvestment opportunities, discusses Ulta Beauty as a cannibal stock, and analyzes the quality metrics of Evolution Gaming.

Dr. Robert Cialdini discusses influence in business, the addictive nature of smartphones, identifying fake online reviews, gift-giving in business, and a disastrous marketing decision by Coca-Cola. They also cover why Amazon offers to pay employees to quit and a question job candidates can ask to increase their chances of success in interviews.