The BetterLife Podcast: Wealth | Real Estate Investing | Life

Jordan Grumet, hospice doc and author, shares insights from conversations with dying patients, finding meaning in career and relationships, regrets of the dying, version 1.0 of FIRE movement, YOLO money, real estate as a millionaire route, and leading a better life through habits and advice.

Michael Unbroken, an advocate for survivors of childhood trauma and author of 'Think Unbroken', shares valuable insights on overcoming trauma through forgiveness and personal development. He discusses the impact of his upbringing, achieving financial success and weight loss, the role of forgiveness, confronting victim mentality, and the importance of taking risks. He also explores the negative impact of the American food system and finding spirituality. Tune in to learn about the long-lasting effects of childhood trauma.

Dan Martell, Canadian entrepreneur, shares his journey from a troubled childhood and prison to becoming a self-taught programmer and millionaire. He discusses hiring a business coach before having a company, applying business principles to improve relationships, and the 'buy back your time' approach. He emphasizes the importance of mentorship, the transformative power of love, and the impact of names and labels on identity.

Sales trainer Brad Lea shares his journey from self-interest to helping others, growing his net worth. He discusses building a successful training platform, self-sabotage in wealth building, and raising self-worth. Brad also talks about faith, spirituality, and the importance of a strong morning routine.

Former professional soccer player and organ transplant recipient, Simon Keith, shares his journey through multiple organ transplants and getting back into professional soccer post-surgery. He also discusses transitioning from athlete to entrepreneur, extending the lifespan of his heart transplant to 32 years, and applying entrepreneurial and business systems to nonprofit organizations.

Lisa Song Sutton, a multi-talented entrepreneur, discusses her journey from lawyer to cupcake business owner, the use of stem cell therapy, and the unconventional asset classes she invests in. She emphasizes the importance of having someone who believes in you and shares her experience in creating an independent mailbox business.

Ryan Pineda, founder of multiple successful businesses and a real estate investor, discusses his journey from baseball player to flipping furniture and investing in real estate. He emphasizes the importance of consistency on social media, balancing work and personal life, and understanding wealth beyond money. He also shares the impact of his father's parenting on his own fatherhood, the challenges of raising a child with health issues, and his charitable cause, Homes for Hope. Check out the podcast for more on achieving financial success and creating a better life.

Forrest Griffin, retired MMA fighter and former UFC Light Heavyweight Champion, shares his journey from leaving his job as a police officer to becoming a world champion. He talks about the importance of self-reliance, adaptability, and financial management. He also discusses the transformative impact of YouTube and social media in the fighting world and his dedication to being a supportive father. Forrest explores the history and evolution of Brazilian Jiu Jitsu and the key elements of the sport. He also touches on the democratization of information, balancing work and personal life, and the importance of learning the business side.

Nicole Arbour, comedian, singer, and actress, talks about her journey from NBA cheerleader to stand-up comedy, overcoming a life-threatening car accident, her opposition to pharmaceuticals, finding motivation to keep going, and the challenges of being an influencer. She also discusses the importance of addressing physical pain, learning about investing, and balancing content creation with authenticity.

Robert Kiyosaki is the legendary author of Rich Dad, Poor Dad, the #1 personal finance book of all time.Robert founded Rich Global LLC and the Rich Dad Company to teach people the principles of cash flow, real estate, investing, and business building.In this episode, Robert talks about financial education and empowerment, challenging conventional wisdom, fighting for free speech, and taking charge of your health and wellness.He also speaks about:-How the question of "What does God want done?" led him to abandon a career in music and ultimately write Rich Dad, Poor Dad-The sorry state of financial education in schools and his concern about the influence of Marxism in American education-Why people who did well in school often struggle in the real world-His concern about the Federal Reserve System and how that's changed his investing strategy-The importance of fighting back when your freedom is threatened -How capitalism and environmentalism are not mutually exclusive-Why a college degree is not necessary for success in business-How men are becoming weaker and less successful while women are becoming stronger-The importance of owning gold, guns, and gas (specifically oil)-Preparing for the possibility of a financial crash and societal breakdown-The one business skill you should develop to succeed in any environment, regardless of who is PresidentToday's Sponsor: Podcast Pointman, the podcast consultancy that helped launch this show! Click the link above to take a free quiz matching you with custom tools and trainings to launch or reinvent your podcast, the right way.Robert’s charitable cause:Greenpeace, a global network that uses direct action, lobbying, research and protests to raise awareness of environmental issues.Books mentioned in this episode:Tax-Free Wealth by Tom WheelwrightCashflow Quadrant by Robert KiyosakiRich Dad, Poor Dad by Robert KiyosakiThe Creature from Jekyll Island by G. Edward GriffonCritical Path by R. Buckminster FullerConnect with Robert on socials:www.instagram.com/therealkiyosakiwww.richdad.comhttps://twitter.com/theRealKiyosakihttps://www.facebook.com/RobertKiyosaki/https://www.youtube.com/c/TheRichDadChannelhttps://www.linkedin.com › robert-kiyosaki-46b532145