The BetterLife Podcast

Dan Martell, a SaaS entrepreneur who acquires software companies monthly, shares his transformative life journey from troubled youth to tech titan. He discusses his 'buy back your time' philosophy, emphasizing the importance of time management over money. Martell reveals common hiring mistakes and offers his 'train don't tell' strategy for team leadership. He also touches on the power of mentorship, spirituality, and the significance of building wealth for others, all while reflecting on mortality and the legacy he wants to leave.

Scadi Etienne, an inspiring real estate investor and compassionate landlord, shares his journey from a challenging childhood in Brooklyn to thriving in real estate. He reveals his unique approach to investing in C- and D-class properties, emphasizing empathy and understanding tenants. Scadi discusses achieving a remarkable 30% cash-on-cash return, the dramatic appreciation of his Bed-Stuy property, and why he chose not to raise funds from others. His experiences reflect resilience, strategic networking, and the power of belief in discovering financial freedom through real estate.

Indar Lange, Hawaii's biggest house flipper and a former electrical engineer, shares his remarkable journey from uncertainty in real estate to success. He reveals how he built a massive rental portfolio with no marketing budget and raised millions for projects. Indar's unique upbringing on a marijuana farm and his innovative methods for teaching kids about finance using Legos add charm to the conversation. He discusses the challenges of flipping properties, the high-stakes of commercial investments, and even buying a shopping center with fake tenants!

Jude Jean Paul Bernard, a real estate investor and philanthropist who has transacted over $100 million in NYC properties, shares his incredible journey. He reveals how he turned student loans into his first property investment and thrived in the short-term rental market amidst city regulations. Jude opens up about the pivotal moments that shaped him, including a life-altering arrest and overcoming gambling addiction. He emphasizes the importance of financial literacy, innovation in real estate, and fostering community through his nonprofit, the Brooklyn Bank.

Josiah Smelser, a real estate investor and appraiser, built a $17 million portfolio without using any of his own money. He shares insights into leveraging appraisal skills to find hidden value in properties. Josiah discusses his transition from a demanding corporate job to successful real estate investing using the BRRRR strategy. He emphasizes the importance of cash flow, the impact of market conditions, and meaningful financial growth. Plus, he reflects on gratitude and the true meaning of wealth, inspired by his unique life experiences.

Personal finance YouTubers Graham Stephan and Andrei Jikh share their wealth-building secrets, from shockingly low Bitcoin purchases to the truth about crypto. They discuss real estate, frugality, embracing unique skills, and making predictions for 2024. The episode covers their YouTube success, economic concerns, cryptocurrency insights, and the importance of putting in time for success.

Real estate mogul Tarl Yarber shares his journey of flipping 650 houses, overcoming huge mistakes, and designing a life before building a successful business. Topics include financial struggles, surrounding yourself with the right people, and why you should 'HATE' real estate to succeed.

Former rodeo cowboy and country music star turned real estate investor, Wynn Williams, discusses his journey to financial freedom through real estate investing. They explore setting clear goals, the importance of consistency, and leveraging debt responsibly. Topics include the REIOS system, personal growth reflections, setting quarterly goals, and achieving financial freedom through real estate.

Welby Accely, a real estate investor who overcame financial challenges, shares his journey from the projects to success. Topics include extreme ownership, lessons from failures, commanding respect in deals, warning about the BRRRR strategy, and funneling flip profits into rentals. He emphasizes the importance of transparency, education, preparation, and ethical practices in real estate investing.

Listen to Eric Upchurch, a retired Army Special Forces operator and real estate investor, discuss why veterans struggle with mental health after leaving the military, his real estate journey, using VA loans for investing, simplifying his business, and his mission to end veteran homelessness.