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When a young Eva Kollisch arrives as a refugee in New York in 1940, she finds a community among socialists who share her values and idealism. She soon discovers ‘the cause’ isn’t as idyllic as it seems. Little does she know this is the beginning of a lifelong commitment to activism and her determination to create radical change in ways that include belonging, love and one's full self. In addition to Eva Kollisch’s memoirs Girl in Movement (2000) and The Ground Under My Feet (2014), LBI’s collections include an oral history interview with Eva conducted in 2014 and the papers of Eva’s mother, poet Margarete Kolllisch, which document Eva’s childhood experience on the Kindertransport. Learn more at www.lbi.org/kollisch . Exile is a production of the Leo Baeck Institute , New York | Berlin and Antica Productions . It’s narrated by Mandy Patinkin. Executive Producers include Katrina Onstad, Stuart Coxe, and Bernie Blum. Senior Producer is Debbie Pacheco. Associate Producers are Hailey Choi and Emily Morantz. Research and translation by Isabella Kempf. Sound design and audio mix by Philip Wilson, with help from Cameron McIver. Theme music by Oliver Wickham. Voice acting by Natalia Bushnik. Special thanks to the Kollisch family for the use of Eva’s two memoirs, “Girl in Movement” and “The Ground Under My Feet”, the Sophia Smith Collection at Smith College and their “Voices of Feminism Oral History Project”, and Soundtrack New York.…

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"Kaizen" is a Japanese term for continuous improvement. This podcast provides a blueprint to learn about health, wealth, relationships and everything else in between. Through our podcast, we strive to inspire, educate, and motivate our audience to cultivate a mindset of lifelong learning, productivity, and personal development. By sharing insights, strategies, and practical tips, we aim to guide listeners on their journey towards realizing their fullest potential, fostering success, and creating lasting positive change.

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Strategies for Real Estate Growth in Philly | Sheryl Sitman 1:09:22

πριν 4 μέρες1:09:22

1:09:22

The podcast features a conversation with a real estate investor who transitioned from part-time investing overseas to full-time investing in the Philadelphia area. She shares her journey, including her initial fears and how she overcame them by investing in a condo in Colorado. The episode dives into strategies for out-of-state investing, the importance of local knowledge, and her current focus on new construction as a balanced investment approach. Sheryl Sitman is a seasoned real estate investor and the founder of Philadelphia Landlord Connect. With years of experience in landlording and property management, Sheryl has become a go-to expert for real estate investors in the Philadelphia area. Her innovative approach to connecting landlords and sharing resources has revolutionized the local real estate community. Sheryl's expertise spans self-management strategies, out-of-state investing, and navigating the unique challenges of the Philadelphia real estate market. 🚧 WHAT YOU’LL LEARN IN THIS EPISODE: ✅ Importance of spending time in a new market to understand it fully. ✅ Advantages of new construction investments. ✅ Differences in property management and regulations across states. 📌 TIMESTAMPS: 00:00 – Introduction and Sheryl’s Background 02:00 – First Real Estate Investment in Colorado 04:00 – Overcoming Fears of Out-of-State Investing 06:00 – Importance of Local Knowledge in New Markets 07:30 – Transition to Full-Time Real Estate Investing 09:00 – Focus on New Construction as an Investment Strategy 11:00 – Challenges and Advantages of Investing in Different States 14:00 – Building Local Teams and Networking Tips 16:00 – Evaluating New Markets for Investment Opportunities 18:00 – The Role of Property Managers and Self-Management 21:00 – Managing Out-of-State Properties Effectively 24:00 – Philadelphia Landlord Connect: Building Community 26:00 – Common Challenges in Philadelphia Real Estate 28:00 – Advocacy for Landlords and Working with City Officials 30:00 – Future Trends in Philadelphia Real Estate Market 32:00 – Sheryl’s Advice for New Real Estate Investors 35:00 – Rapid-Fire Questions (Word Association and Favorites) 38:00 – Sheryl’s Long-Term Goals and Future Plans 40:00 – Closing Remarks and Where to Connect with Sheryl 📢 SPONSORS: Todoist – Stay organized and manage your tasks seamlessly, whether you're investing in real estate or managing your daily life. Get started here: https://get.todoist.io/ajkhi6xmu8a9 Notion – The all-in-one workspace to organize your life and business. Perfect for real estate investors to keep track of properties, finances, and more. Try it now: https://affiliate.notion.so/rhmr6iq9pde6-4y5a7 Batchleads – Your go-to platform for finding motivated sellers and growing your real estate investment business. Start generating leads today: https://leads.getbatch.co/mQ9XwvB 🔗 CONNECT WITH SHERYL: Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sitman/ Youtube: http://www.youtube.com/@SherylSitman Website: https://reallandlording.com/ 🔗 FOLLOW ME AT: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/aldoschandra/ Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/aldochandra Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@aldochandra Tiktok: https://www.tiktok.com/@kaizenblueprint Website: https://kaizenblueprint.com ⭐️ LEAVE A REVIEW Spotify https://open.spotify.com/show/6z7Vo1gs1B13xmyS9SqwSC Apple Podcast https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/kaizen-blueprint/id1747639181…

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The Power of Community: An Immigrant's Story of Resilience | Sinta Storms 1:08:52

πριν 10 μέρες1:08:52

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This episode features Sinta Penyami Storms, a cultural treasure recognized by Philadelphia in 2021, who shares her journey from traditional Indonesian dance to becoming a community leader. She discusses the importance of preserving Indonesian culture and values in Philadelphia through her dance company and the non-profit organization, Gapura. The conversation explores the challenges and triumphs of Indonesian immigrants, highlighting the significance of community support, financial literacy, and building bridges with other cultures in South Philly. Sinta is not only a Philadelphia cultural treasure, she's a vibrant force in the Indonesian community. From mastering traditional dances to co-founding Gapura, she embodies the spirit of honoring tradition and empowering others. Get ready to be inspired by her story of resilience, community building, and cultural preservation. Support their non-profit community: https://www.gapuraphilly.org/ 🎉 UPCOMING EVENT: MOLIMBU 📅 Friday, Mar 7, 2025 🔗 RSVP here: https://partiful.com/e/IunkdwfpnyJ1FnKAfKC6 Join Andrew Suseno of Moving Rasa & Sinta Penyami Storms of Modero for a unique Sulawesi feast blending movement and taste. Inspired by the Pamona people's MOLIMBU tradition, this interactive experience explores connection, presence, and the art of savoring life's flavors. Secure your spot now! 🚧 WHAT YOU’LL LEARN IN THIS EPISODE: ✅ The importance of cultural preservation and how traditional arts can build and strengthen community ties. ✅ The challenges and support systems for immigrant communities, particularly around financial literacy and community engagement. ✅ Strategies for effective community leadership and event planning, and the significance of mentoring the next generation of leaders. ✅ The role of inclusivity and appreciation of diverse identities within traditional practices. 📌 TIMESTAMPS: 01:07 Celebrating Indonesian Independence in Philadelphia 02:29 Journey to Philadelphia and Community Involvement 04:59 Cultural Preservation and Dance 08:18 Challenges and Support for Immigrants 18:49 Building and Empowering the Community 27:44 Organizing Events and Networking 35:31 Understanding Indonesian Identity 36:48 Cultural Traditions and Values 39:11 Advice for Immigrant Artists 40:27 Challenges and Changes in Traditional Dance 47:53 The Importance of Storytelling in Dance 50:44 Future Goals and Community Involvement 56:22 Rapid Fire Questions and Reflections 📢 SPONSORS: 🚀 Boost your productivity with Todoist! Stay organized and on top of your tasks with this powerful to-do list app. Try it today: https://get.todoist.io/ajkhi6xmu8a9 📞 Simplify your business communication with OpenPhone! Get a modern business phone system that works wherever you do. Sign up here: https://openph.one/referral/drymLOA 📈 Take control of your finances with Monarch Money! A smarter way to manage your budget and investments. Start today: https://try.web.clickup.com/kaizenblueprint 🔗 CONNECT WITH SINTA: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sintastorms/ Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sintapenyamistorms/ Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/c/SintaStorms Tiktok: https://www.tiktok.com/@sintastorms Website: https://sintapenyami.com/ 🔗 FOLLOW ME AT: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/aldoschandra/ Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/aldochandra Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@aldochandra Tiktok: https://www.tiktok.com/@kaizenblueprint Website: https://kaizenblueprint.com ⭐️ LEAVE A REVIEW Spotify https://open.spotify.com/show/6z7Vo1gs1B13xmyS9SqwSC Apple Podcast https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/kaizen-blueprint/id1747639181…

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Building Better Cities: The Future of Urban Transportation with Dan Bhaumik 1:30:53

πριν 25 μέρες1:30:53

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How can following your passion shape your career and impact the world? In this inspiring episode, we sit down with Dan Bhaumik to explore his journey, insights, and the broader implications of urban planning. Daniel Bhaumik is a civil engineer whose work focuses on improving transportation safety and pedestrian programs. Dan shares his experiences in traffic engineering, the ethics of infrastructure, and how strategic urban development can shape communities for better or worse. We discuss real-world challenges like traffic congestion, gentrification, and the future of AI in transportation. Plus, Dan offers valuable networking tips and career advice for aspiring engineers and professionals. 🚧 What You’ll Learn in This Episode: ✅ Why pursuing what you love leads to long-term success ✅ The role of traffic and transportation engineering in everyday life ✅ Ethical considerations in urban planning and development ✅ How data and AI are transforming modern infrastructure ✅ Effective networking strategies for career growth 📌 Timestamps: 00:00 - Introduction: Why Passion Matters in Your Career 00:45 - Dan’s Journey into Civil Engineering 01:34 - The Role of a Traffic Engineer & Its Impact 05:56 - The History & Evolution of Traffic Systems 10:23 - Understanding Induced Demand in Transportation 12:45 - Safety & Strategic Planning in Modern Engineering 18:35 - The Human Side of Urban Planning 22:00 - Dan’s Personal Story & Career Shifts 30:09 - Life Events That Shaped Dan’s Career Path 35:46 - Gentrification, Urban Development & Ethical Dilemmas 41:18 - The Future of Transportation: Electrification & AI 45:22 - Networking Strategies for Engineers & Professionals 53:00 - The Power of Self-Praise & Constructive Criticism 55:37 - Closing Thoughts: Building a Resilient Urban Future This episode is packed with valuable insights for engineers, city planners, and anyone passionate about the intersection of infrastructure and society. Tune in now and join the conversation! 🔗 CONNECT WITH DAN 💼 LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/danielbhaumik/ 🔗 CONNECT WITH ALDO 🌐 Website: https://www.aldochandra.com/ 📸 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/aldoschandra/ 💼 LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/aldochandra/ 🎵 TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@kaizenblueprint 📹 YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/@aldochandra 🎧 Podcast page: https://kaizenblueprint.com/ 🎙 ABOUT THE PODCAST "Kaizen" is a Japanese term for continuous improvement. This podcast provides a blueprint to learn about health, wealth, relationships and everything else in between. Through our podcast, we strive to inspire, educate, and motivate our audience to cultivate a mindset of lifelong learning, productivity, and personal development. By sharing insights, strategies, and practical tips, we aim to guide listeners on their journey towards realizing their fullest potential, fostering success, and creating lasting positive change. ⭐️ LEAVE A REVIEW Spotify https://open.spotify.com/show/6z7Vo1gs1B13xmyS9SqwSC Apple Podcast https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/kaizen-blueprint/id1747639181…

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The Real Estate Blueprint: Lessons in Fatherhood and Financial Freedom - John Lee 1:33:28

πριν 24 weeks1:33:28

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John Lee, a seasoned real estate investor and agent, joins the show to share his wealth of knowledge about navigating the complex world of real estate. He discusses how insider information and thorough market research have been instrumental in his success, while also shedding light on the delicate balance between family and work. John opens up about his personal sacrifices, challenges, and strategies for managing time and health in pursuit of continuous growth. This episode offers invaluable insights for aspiring investors and anyone striving for a well-rounded life. Follow Me At: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/aldoschandra/ Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/aldochandra Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@aldochandra Tiktok: https://www.tiktok.com/@kaizenblueprint Website: https://kaizenblueprint.com Follow John Lee: Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/johnlee_realestate? Facebook:www.facebook.com/johnleerealestatefb/about Linkedin: linkedin.com/in/johnlee-realestate Website:johnlee-realestate.com Takeaways Aldosius started in real estate to find properties for himself. Insider information is crucial for successful investing. Market research should go beyond just data; it requires personal observation. First investments often involve a level of speculation. Time management is essential for balancing work and family life. Health and fitness play a significant role in overall success. Continuous improvement is key to personal and professional growth. Investing in real estate requires understanding both cash flow and equity. Building relationships with mentors can accelerate learning. Being a parent requires sacrifices, but prioritizing family is essential. 00:00 Introduction to Real Estate Journey 02:50 Becoming a Real Estate Investor and Agent 06:08 Understanding Insider Information in Real Estate 09:10 The Importance of Market Research 11:47 First Investment Experience and Lessons Learned 14:54 Growth from Beginner to Experienced Investor 17:47 Navigating the Current Real Estate Market 21:08 Balancing Real Estate and Family Life 23:54 Time Management and Productivity Strategies 27:05 The Role of Health and Fitness in Success 29:57 Future Aspirations and Continuous Improvement (00:00) - Chapter 1 (00:00) - Introduction to Real Estate Journey (02:50) - Becoming a Real Estate Investor and Agent (06:08) - Understanding Insider Information in Real Estate (09:10) - The Importance of Market Research (11:47) - First Investment Experience and Lessons Learned (14:54) - Growth from Beginner to Experienced Investor (17:47) - Navigating the Current Real Estate Market (21:08) - Balancing Real Estate and Family Life (23:54) - Time Management and Productivity Strategies (27:05) - The Role of Health and Fitness in Success (29:57) - Future Aspirations and Continuous Improvement…

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How to Stay MOTIVATED When Pursuing Big Goals Feels IMPOSSIBLE - María Paredes Fernández 1:12:59

πριν 25 weeks1:12:59

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Maria, an accomplished academic and athlete, shares her unique journey from growing up in an immigrant family with a focus on academics to discovering her passion for kinesiology, linguistics, and endurance sports. She discusses her teaching philosophy, emphasizing the importance of a supportive classroom environment, and offers practical tips for language learning and effective communication. Maria also delves into her transition from running to triathlons, highlighting the mental strategies that help her balance her rigorous academic and athletic pursuits. Takeaways Representation is important, and sharing personal stories can help amplify underrepresented voices. Academics and athletics can be seen as competing paths to success, but finding a balance and pursuing one's passions is key. Creating a comfortable and supportive classroom environment is crucial for effective teaching and learning. Effective communication involves eye contact, storytelling, and conveying enthusiasm. Language learning requires a growth mindset, immersion, and consistency. Running and triathlon can be pursued as individual passions and can complement each other. Establishing a purpose and knowing what you want is key to finding a balance between personal and professional goals. Waking up early and prioritizing training in the morning can help create a consistent routine. Surrounding yourself with a supportive community can provide motivation and accountability. Using mental strategies like positive self-talk and focusing on the present moment can help push through challenges during races. Community building and mentorship can enhance the overall experience and create a richer life. Follow Me At: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/aldoschandra/ Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/aldochandra Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@aldochandra Tiktok: https://www.tiktok.com/@kaizenblueprint Website: https://kaizenblueprint.com Follow Maria Parez Fernandez: Instagram:https:https://www.instagram.com/mfp131/ Chapters 00:00 Growing up in an Immigrant Family 06:24 Balancing Academics and Athletics 13:44 Teaching and Creating a Supportive Classroom Environment 18:31 Effective Communication: Eye Contact, Storytelling, and Enthusiasm 24:10 Language Learning: Growth Mindset, Immersion, and Consistency 31:57 From Running to Triathlon: Pursuing Individual Passions 34:24 Balancing Academic Pursuits and Training 45:40 Transitioning to Triathlons and Setting Higher Goals 56:19 The Power of a Supportive Community 01:04:36 Community Building and Mentorship…

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The Truth About Making It: What Student Athletes Should Know - Cheick Diawara 1:07:28

πριν 27 weeks1:07:28

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In this episode, Cheick Diawara, an advocate for education and former student athlete, shares his insights on the immigrant experience and the resilience it builds. The discussion touches on the pressures faced by immigrant children, the importance of education, and how libraries serve as gateways to knowledge. Diawara also highlights the challenges student athletes encounter, emphasizing the need for support and the value of pursuing alternative career paths. He concludes with advice on navigating life beyond sports and finding success in various professional fields, underscoring the importance of continuous self-improvement and adapting to new opportunities. Takeaways The resilience and hard work of immigrant families can be a source of inspiration and motivation. Libraries provide valuable resources and opportunities for learning and personal growth. Social media can contribute to feelings of envy and the pressure to consume materialistic goods. Student athletes face unique challenges, including balancing their personal lives and athletic commitments. Athletes deserve fair compensation for their contributions to the sports industry. The education and skills gained through sports can lead to various career opportunities for student athletes. While the goal for many athletes is to make it to the professional leagues, it's important to have alternative career plans. Working hard and continuously improving is crucial for success, both as an athlete and in other aspects of life. Finding one's role and being the best at it is more important than comparing oneself to others. Transitioning out of sports requires facing the identity crisis and exploring new opportunities for personal and professional growth. Follow Me At: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/aldoschandra/ Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/aldochandra Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@aldochandra Tiktok: https://www.tiktok.com/@kaizenblueprint Website: https://kaizenblueprint.com Follow Cheick Diawara: Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/cheick-diawara Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/suave_215/ Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@MakeAWayPodcast Chapters 00:00 The Resilience of Immigrant Families 03:30 The Value of Libraries and Education 06:18 The Impact of Social Media on Consumption and Envy 09:40 The Struggles and Support for Student Athletes 27:19 The Business Side of Sports and Athlete Compensation 32:58 The Value of Education and Alternative Careers 38:43 Working Hard and Continuous Improvement 53:24 Believing in Yourself and Surrounding Yourself with the Right People 58:27 Don't Compare Yourself to Others, Focus on Your Own Journey 01:01:28 Continuous Learning and Seeking New Knowledge 01:05:29 Supporting Student Athletes and Embracing Their Dreams…

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Young Entrepreneur’s Top Side Hustle: How Couch Flipping Funds a Pilot’s Dreams - Ethan Gregerson 43:39

πριν 28 weeks43:39

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Ethan Gregerson is a passionate aviator and savvy entrepreneur. We discussed his unique journey through the aviation industry and his profitable side hustle in couch flipping. Known as Captain Gregerson on social media, Ethan shares how he navigated the rapidly changing landscape of aviation, the challenges and costs associated with becoming a pilot, and the opportunities available through airline pathway programs. Beyond the skies, Ethan dives into his couch-flipping business, detailing how he turned a simple side hustle into a lucrative income stream. From finding undervalued couches to providing white-glove delivery service, Ethan explains the ins and outs of flipping and how it aligns with his broader financial goals. Throughout the conversation, Aldo and Ethan explore the importance of continuous improvement, applying aviation strategies like checklists to everyday life, and setting ambitious goals. Key Takeaways: The aviation industry is experiencing a significant pilot shortage, leading to a shift away from the traditional requirement of a four-year degree. Becoming a pilot involves a series of licenses and certifications, starting with a private pilot's license and progressing to an ATP certificate. Flight training is expensive, with costs ranging from $50,000 to $100,000, and limited scholarships are available. Airlines offer pathway programs that guarantee jobs upon meeting requirements, creating a clear career path for aspiring pilots. Couch flipping is a profitable side hustle, focusing on finding undervalued couches, cleaning, staging, and providing delivery service. The importance of checklists, both in aviation and everyday life, for better organization and efficiency. Continuous improvement is key; strive to be 1% better every day. Set financial goals, pay off debt, and pursue investment opportunities for long-term success. Follow Me At: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/aldoschandra/ Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/aldochandra Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@aldochandra Tiktok: https://www.tiktok.com/@kaizenblueprint Website: https://kaizenblueprint.com Follow Ethan Gregerson: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/captaingregerson Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ethan-gregerson-b362a11ba Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@TakingFlightWithEthan TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@captaingregerson Chapters 00:00 Introduction and Passion for Aviation 01:32 The Pilot Shortage and Changing Requirements 03:28 The Process of Becoming a Pilot 06:56 The Costs and Challenges of Flight Training 09:04 Pilot Pathway Programs and Career Opportunities 12:25 Pros and Cons of Different Airlines 16:00 Applying Aviation Strategies to Everyday Life 18:23 Content Creation and Inspiring the Younger Generation 23:01 Couch Flipping: Process and Profitability 25:34 The Process of Flipping Couches 27:01 Negotiating the Price and Providing Convenience 28:52 Storage Solutions for Flipped Couches 30:38 Selling Couches with Delivery and Set-Up Services 33:05 The Value of Quality and Reputation in the Used Couch Market 37:42 The Importance of Continuous Improvement 41:21 Setting Financial Goals and Pursuing Investments 44:37 Comparing Yourself to Your Past Self (00:00) - (00:00) - Chapter 2 (00:00) - Introduction and Passion for Aviation (01:32) - The Pilot Shortage and Changing Requirements (03:28) - The Process of Becoming a Pilot (06:56) - The Costs and Challenges of Flight Training (09:04) - Pilot Pathway Programs and Career Opportunities (12:25) - Pros and Cons of Different Airlines (16:00) - Applying Aviation Strategies to Everyday Life (18:23) - Content Creation and Inspiring the Younger Generation (23:01) - Couch Flipping: Process and Profitability (25:34) - The Process of Flipping Couches (27:01) - Negotiating the Price and Providing Convenience (28:52) - Storage Solutions for Flipped Couches (30:38) - Selling Couches with Delivery and Set-Up Services (33:05) - The Value of Quality and Reputation in the Used Couch Market (37:42) - The Importance of Continuous Improvement (41:21) - Setting Financial Goals and Pursuing Investments (44:37) - Comparing Yourself to Your Past Self…

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How to RAISE CAPITAL Through Building Investor RELATIONSHIP - Robby Butler 44:51

πριν 29 weeks44:51

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Fund Raiser DEBUNKS How To Build a Million-Dollar NETWORK - Robby Butler Robby Butler is the Director of Capital Markets & Investor Relations at Y Street Capital, a firm specializing in real estate investment strategies. He is responsible for advising investors on how to grow and preserve their wealth through real estate investments. Robby Butler has a personal portfolio that includes successful apartment value-add repositions and purchase-reposition-and-sale projects, even in a slowing marke In this podcast, Robby Butler shares his journey in building a successful network and raising capital for real estate investments. He discusses the critical role of networking and relationship-building, as well as the strategies he used to grow his investor network. Robby offers valuable insights into effective fundraising, including the timing and techniques of capital raising, the importance of understanding investor goals, and maintaining relationships through CRM software. Additionally, he touches on the influence of social media and generosity in networking. Takeaways Networking and building relationships are crucial in the real estate industry, especially for raising capital. Timing is important when raising capital, and it's best to start conversations in advance of having a deal on the table. Asking the right questions and understanding investors' goals and preferences are key to successful capital raising. Sales skills are valuable in raising capital, and a good understanding of finance is also beneficial. Keeping track of investors and maintaining relationships can be done through customer relationship management software and regular communication. Generosity and helping others are effective strategies for networking and building connections. Social media platforms like LinkedIn can be valuable for networking and expanding your network. Networking with high-caliber individuals can provide valuable connections and opportunities in the real estate industry. Thinking big and partnering with experienced individuals can lead to greater success in real estate investing. Retail properties, such as strip centers, can be opportunistic acquisitions despite the challenges in the retail industry. Multifamily properties remain a strong investment thesis due to the ongoing demand for housing. Adding emotion to goals and reviewing them daily can provide inspiration and motivation for achieving success. Preparing and researching before networking events can help build confidence and make meaningful connections. Providing value and finding ways to add quick, succinct value to others can help build relationships and open doors. Continuous improvement and a clear vision are essential for long-term success in real estate investing. Follow Me At: Linkedin: linkedin.com/in/aldochandra Instagram: https://x.com/aldoschandra Youtube: www.youtube.com/@aldochandra Website: kaizenblueprint.com Follow Robby Butler: Linkedin: linkedin.com/in/robby-butler Website: https://ystreetcapital.com/ Podcast: www.WealthRenegadePodcast.com Chapters 00:00 Introduction and Catching Up 03:14 Understanding Investors' Goals and Preferences 07:24 The Role of Sales Skills and Finance Knowledge in Raising Capital 13:05 The Value of Generosity and Helping Others in Networking 19:18 Networking Strategies on Social Media Platforms 22:01 The Methodology of Raising Capital and Networking in Real Estate 24:41 Mistakes New Investors Make When Raising Capital 31:05 Opportunistic Acquisitions in Retail and Multifamily Properties 37:25 The Power of Thinking Big and Partnering with Experienced Individuals 42:34 The Importance of Adding Emotion to Goals and Reviewing Them Daily 44:54 Preparing and Researching for Networking Events…

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Master Your MORNINGS and HABITS: The Blueprint for Long-Term Success - Ben Sulka 1:00:36

πριν 30 weeks1:00:36

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https://youtu.be/YacB_c05iYABen Sulka is a marketing specialist, business owner, and one bad motherf*cker. He's also my accountability partner. In this episode, the conversation explores the power of accountability partnerships and the essential qualities to seek in a partner. It covers the impact of physical fitness on personal growth, embracing discomfort, and the significance of goal-setting and daily actions. We highlight the importance of early investments in oneself, building effective habits, and the benefits of surrounding oneself with supportive individuals. They also discuss the value of documenting one’s journey and the necessity of taking action without waiting for the perfect moment. Takeaways Finding a good accountability partner involves finding someone with similar goals and interests, as well as someone who has the time to meet regularly. Embracing discomfort and pushing oneself in physical fitness can lead to personal growth and resilience in other areas of life. Setting goals and taking daily actions are key to achieving long-term success. Documenting one's journey through video journaling can provide personal accountability and serve as a record of growth. Execution is crucial, and waiting for the perfect time can lead to missed opportunities. Winning your twenties is crucial for setting yourself up for future success. Waking up early and having a morning routine can help you accomplish more and set the tone for the day. Surrounding yourself with like-minded individuals and finding an accountability partner can provide motivation and support. Continuous improvement and investing in relationships are key to personal growth and leaving a positive legacy. Follow Me At: Linkedin: linkedin.com/in/aldochandra Instagram: https://x.com/aldoschandra Youtube: www.youtube.com/@aldochandra Website: kaizenblueprint.com Follow Ben Sulka: Linkedin: www. linkedin.com/in/benjamin-sulka-591152191 Youtube: www.youtube.com/@bsulka Chapters 00:00 Introduction and the Importance of Accountability Partnerships 05:51 The Role of Physical Fitness in Personal Development 09:20 Setting Goals and Taking Daily Actions 17:22 Documenting Your Journey Through Video Journaling 24:30 The Power of Execution 27:32 Winning Your Twenties 37:29 The Power of Waking Up Early 43:37 Surrounding Yourself with Like-Minded Individuals 49:06 Continuous Improvement 55:55 Investing in Relationships and Leaving a Legacy…

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THERAPIST REVEALS What's It Take To Build Resilience And Overcome Adversity - Ashley Seiver 1:01:38

πριν 31 weeks1:01:38

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In this episode, Ashley Seiver, an occupational therapist, delves into the transformative power of occupational therapy in enhancing daily functioning and life satisfaction. Discover the profound impact of creating joy and connection for refugees and asylum seekers, and understand the critical difference between top-down and bottom-up therapy approaches. This conversation unpacks resilience, vulnerability, and the stigma surrounding emotions, especially for men. Explore the effects of "little t" traumas, the importance of setting boundaries for children, and the role of empathy in relationships. Gain insights into self-awareness, self-compassion, and the essential journey of personal growth. Learn how to navigate change, create emotional safety, and distinguish between true self-care and unhealthy habits. Ashley shares invaluable advice on parenting, communication, and the significance of seeking support for mental health. Don't miss this discussion on how occupational therapy can pave the way to a more fulfilling and resilient life. Follow Me At: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/aldoschandra/ Twitter (X): https://x.com/aldoschandra Tiktok: https://www.tiktok.com/@kaizenblueprint Website: www.kaizenblueprint.com Follow Ashley At: Website: https://mhmatters.org/contact/ hello@mhmatters.org (00:00) - Introduction and the Role of Occupational Therapy (03:02) - Working with Refugees and Asylum Seekers (11:24) - Top-Down and Bottom-Up Approaches in Occupational Therapy (18:24) - Understanding Resilience and Embracing Fear (23:03) - Challenging the Stigma Around Feelings, Especially for Men (27:22) - The Impact of Little T Traumas (30:18) - Setting Boundaries to Protect Children (31:44) - Navigating the Challenges of Parenting (32:44) - The Importance of Emotional Validation in Parenting (34:00) - The Impact of Upbringing and Environment on Relationships (34:42) - Empathy: Understanding and Compassion for Ourselves and Others (35:39) - Self-Awareness and Self-Compassion: Keys to Personal Growth (36:39) - Embracing Change for Growth and Resilience (46:50) - Navigating the Overwhelming Desire for Change in Younger Individuals (50:34) - Creating Emotional Safety and Allowing Space for Disappointment (52:12) - Journaling and Self-Reflection: Tools for Understanding Ourselves (55:32) - Distinguishing Between Self-Care and Unhealthy Habits (01:01:29) - Prioritizing Mental Health: Seeking Support and Therapy…

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REAL ESTATE EXPERT EXPLAINS How To Transition from Residential to Commercial - Samantha Miller 1:10:34

πριν 32 weeks1:10:34

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Samantha Miller discusses her journey in the real estate market, emphasizing the importance of understanding personal finance and recommending key books like 'Rich Dad Poor Dad' and 'Never Split the Difference'. She shares insights on transitioning from residential to commercial properties, the value of networking, and the necessity of consistent follow-up. Samantha highlights the importance of building relationships, staying top of mind with clients, and the advantages of her brokerage firm. She also touches on the current state of the real estate market, challenges in multifamily development, and the rise of self-storage, while sharing strategies for balancing work and personal life. Takeaways Understanding personal finance is crucial before starting a business Networking events are valuable for building relationships and finding opportunities Consistent follow-up is key to staying top of mind with potential clients and partners Focus on adding value and offering help rather than asking for something Building a strong network can lead to inbound leads and opportunities Regularly review and assess your performance to identify areas for improvement Set clear goals and create a plan to achieve them Focus on your strengths and become an expert in a specific area of the industry Develop local market expertise and build relationships with clients and industry professionals Stay informed about market trends and adapt your strategies accordingly Consider the challenges and opportunities in different property types, such as multifamily and self-storage Maintain a balance between work and personal life by setting boundaries and prioritizing self-care Follow Me At: Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/aldochandra/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/aldoschandra/ Website: https://kaizenblueprint.com/ Follow Samantha Miller: Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/samanthaleemiller Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/samanthaleemiller_/ Website: https://select-ca.com/ Chapters 00:00 Introduction and Current Market Trends 01:21 Sam's Journey from Nursing to Real Estate 04:25 The Importance of Personal Finance 08:25 Transitioning from Residential to Commercial Properties 15:26 Networking: Building Relationships and Finding Opportunities 19:12 Consistent Follow-Up: Staying Top of Mind 22:42 Adding Value and Offering Help in Networking 28:37 Building a Strong Network for Inbound Leads and Opportunities 35:19 Self-Review and Goal-Setting 38:03 Advantages of a Local Brokerage Firm 44:29 Challenges and Opportunities in the Real Estate Market 46:57 Navigating the Multifamily Development Landscape 50:39 The Rise of Self-Storage in the Real Estate Industry 54:46 Focus and Execution: Keys to Success in Real Estate 56:11 Balancing Work and Personal Life in a Demanding Industry (00:00) - Introduction and Current Market Trends (01:21) - Sam's Journey from Nursing to Real Estate (04:25) - The Importance of Personal Finance (08:25) - Transitioning from Residential to Commercial Properties (15:26) - Networking: Building Relationships and Finding Opportunities (19:12) - Consistent Follow-Up: Staying Top of Mind (22:42) - Adding Value and Offering Help in Networking (28:37) - Building a Strong Network for Inbound Leads and Opportunities (35:19) - Self-Review and Goal-Setting (38:03) - Advantages of a Local Brokerage Firm (44:29) - Challenges and Opportunities in the Real Estate Market (46:57) - Navigating the Multifamily Development Landscape (50:39) - The Rise of Self-Storage in the Real Estate Industry (54:46) - Focus and Execution: Keys to Success in Real Estate (56:11) - Balancing Work and Personal Life in a Demanding Industry…

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Becoming Multilingual: The Step By Step To Learning Languages - David Maizels 1:09:40

πριν 34 weeks1:09:40

1:09:40

In this episode, our guest shares his amazing journey of learning seven languages: German, French, Italian, Chinese, Japanese, Arabic, and Spanish. He reveals the stories behind each language and his unique approach to mastering them through immersion, conversation, and goal-setting. We delve into the joys and challenges of language learning, the beauty of linguistic diversity, and the impact of thinking in different languages. He also talks about the historical evolution of English and how geography shapes our speech. Tune in for an inspiring conversation about setting realistic goals, continuous improvement, and finding joy in learning new languages. This episode is perfect for anyone passionate about languages and personal growth. 00:00 Introduction and Language Background 07:34 Setting Language Learning Goals 14:42 Methods for Language Learning 20:45 Motivation and Passion for Language Learning 25:26 Ranking the Difficulty of Different Languages 36:46 The Impact of Language Learning on Social Interactions 49:29 The Historical Development of the English Language 52:31 Setting Realistic Goals and Continuous Improvement in Language Learning 56:36 The Importance of Practical Learning and Understanding 01:00:29 Language Learning as a Tool for Personal Growth 01:07:05 Language Learning as a Tool for Professional Growth 01:09:38 Finding Joy and Personal Growth through Language Learning Find David at: David Maizels - LinkedIn Follow Me At: www.kaizenblueprint.com https://www.instagram.com/aldoschandra/ Transcription: Welcome to the Kaizen Blueprint Podcast, where we explore topics for continuous personal growth and improvement. David, welcome to the show. Thank you for having me, Aldo. Now, I took you in in this episode because of your language learning skills, but before we start getting into that, tell us all the languages that you speak. Whether that's fluently, intermediate, maybe conversationalist, the whole nine yards. right. right. So let's see. At Abington, I had the privilege of studying German since we were in class together. I studied French, studied Italian, studied Chinese, Japanese and some Arabic. But please don't make me start speaking all of it right now. I some of them I retained a lot better than others, but I would definitely say I'd be comfortable talking to you in German, French, or Italian right now. Got it. And why did you start learning these languages? What made you interested in those? I would say that was because of our amazing German professor that I was not expecting to meet. It was a complete, just wonderful gift in life to have met Dr. Colucci, who told me that, you know what, David? Go try it. It'll help you out in your language learning, help you out in just life in general. It'll give you the whole new way of thinking. And I said, okay, let's do it. And that's exactly what happened. Got it. And when we first met, I've, I had one year of German. well, I studied in Germany. I did an exchange program in Germany. And basically I had that opportunity to immerse myself in the German language, the German culture. And when I came back, everything was so easy. I don't remember what class that we took. was like German two or German three. But yeah, it was one of the more advanced one. But then you Up there too. So you had a German kind of background studying. Correct. In my high school I took about two years of German there. But it wasn't on the same caliber as to what we were being taught. So actually I had to do at the very beginning a little bit of catch up. Because I was missing so much. But you know, you just got to put the effort in and you get the rewards. So why German in high school? In high school I was just looking for something a little bit more challenging than Spanish or French for that matter at the time. I said, you know what, let's try German. It's difficult, I was in my high school already offered Japanese and I figured, you know what, I'm doing the challenging stuff already. Let's make it more challenging. And so yeah, I tried German at high school, had a great first German teacher, second one, I'm sorry, but not the same caliber. And then of course, Dr. Kaluchi, who was like, know, way up there. Yeah, yeah. No, he was very knowledgeable. what got him to telling you to learn more languages other than German, was it the skill set that you had or? I think it was just my general like willingness to do it because I will tell you this, when I first came to his class, we had our first test and you remember how rigorous his easy 10 page tests were. And all of sudden I got like a horrible grade on it and I was just like, what? It completely shook me so I just asked him like, hey, what's the correct answer here? What did I do incorrectly here? How can I learn from this? How can I redo this? And then he ended Then he gave me that chance, which was not something that every professor would give you, because I'm sure, you know, in college or any or anything in life, if you make that kind of mistake, you're not getting a second chance. He could have easily said, sorry, you know, better luck next time. But no, he said, OK, here's what you did wrong. Explain it to me. And then I went home that day, I remember before work, I just completely rewrote the test correctly, just for practice. And eventually that practice became my general study method. And eventually he did let me retake it. I aced it. And then from that point on, it was pretty much constant repetition. Got it. And what made you start learning other languages after then? After then, he was just talking to me and he told me that because he grew up in part of Italy where they say German is the first language, that having two different languages actually helps your thinking more. Basically, it provides you with new avenues of interpreting things and of analyzing things. And to me, that was very insightful because as the more German I picked up, and of course I know English and German are both Germanic languages, But it's still a different perception of how you think of things because English has a lot of French influence, has a lot of Latin influence, and a few Greek words here and there. Got it. So the whole different aspect in how to analyze things, how to, you know, get to this, get to a solution, but through different angles and avenues really just made it more interesting to me. And I said, hey, I need more of this. So Italian, French, continuing Japanese, more Chinese, Arabic, even Spanish, actually. about that. And I was just like, you know what? This is actually so helpful because like it's a completely new way of interpreting the same information. but in a different way. Got it. Tell us more about how you start learning one language after the next and what made you kind of, where's that cutoff point where you're like, okay, I think I've studied enough. For example, I think you said Italian after, or is it French? I'd say Italian would be my most conversational language. French I've actually have used in a professional environment before and German. Really? Okay. Actually, yes, at Lowe's, but these are not all places. Okay. So you did German and you went Italian, or French? when I was actually even taking German back with Kaluci, I was taking Chinese and Japanese as well at the same time. So I was already doing it then. it's really greasing the gears and getting everything going. And then suddenly I'm like, you know what? I want my extra four credit hours. Let's do French 100. Let's do Italian. Let's, know, do all that. And what what is your methodology of learning th...…

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The Step-By-Step Blueprint For Your First Triathlon - Korey Aukerman 2:20:08

πριν 36 weeks2:20:08

2:20:08

Curious about the exhilarating world of triathlon? Our latest podcast dives into the essentials of swimming, biking, and running, perfect for both beginners and seasoned athletes. Learn about different race distances and why starting small is key. Get invaluable tips on choosing the right bike, mastering swimming techniques, and the benefits of outdoor running. Discover how to prevent shin splints and incorporate strength training into your regimen. We also emphasize the importance of recovery, nutrition, and technology in optimizing performance. Hear expert advice on the best running shoes, using Garmin watches, and the benefits of Strava and TrainingPeaks. Learn about effective nutrition strategies, the power of community support, and an inspiring journey from the corporate world to becoming a dedicated coach. Tune in for actionable tips, personal stories, and professional insights to ignite your passion for triathlon and elevate your training! Follow Me At: https://www.instagram.com/aldoschandra/ https://x.com/aldoschandra www.kaizenblueprint.com Follow Korey! https://www.instagram.com/aukathletics Website: www.aukathletics.com Email: aukermanathletics@gmail.com Phone: 513-317-0321 Transcripts: **Aldo (00:00)** Korey, how are you? Good, yourself? Good, welcome to the show. Thank you, thank you. Thanks for having me on. I'm excited. Awesome. The first thing we want to talk about, because this is all we're going to focus on, maybe more, is triathlon. So, as someone who has competed in Ironman, including the World Championship and everything, what exactly is a triathlon? I love this question because I've talked to quite a few friends and coworkers about this. They'll often say, "You did a triathlon this weekend? That's just a 5k, right?" So many people are confused about the sport. To put it simply, a triathlon consists of swimming, biking, and running, in that order. It can vary because you're dealing with nature. For example, if you're swimming in the Cumberland River in Nashville, you might only use part of that river. Then you have to navigate the city with road closures and such. But to give you an idea, the Olympic distance, named because it's used in the Olympics, involves a 1500-meter swim (roughly a mile), a 40k bike ride (about 25 miles), and a 10k run (6.2 miles). A sprint is about half of that, a half Ironman is double that, and a full Ironman is double again. When starting a triathlon race, do you recommend someone start with a sprint or should they just jump straight into a full Ironman? It really depends on the person. When I did my one and only full Ironman in Maryland in 2022, the guy behind me was doing his first ever triathlon. I was blown away. For context, a full Ironman involves a 2.4-mile swim, 112-mile bike ride, and then a marathon (26.2 miles). The fact that the guy behind me had never done a triathlon before was very ballsy, but some people thrive on that. For the average person, I recommend starting with a sprint or possibly an Olympic distance. It all comes down to your training and background. If you haven't been training, start with the shorter distances. It depends on the person. A triathlon, especially the longer distances, involves a lot of cycling. For someone like me with a running background, a marathon feels like the next step. But you, Korey, come from a swimming background with 20 years of experience. How did you transition into the more grueling aspects of biking and running? I grew up competitively swimming from when I was six years old until the end of high school. By then, I was burnt out and didn't pursue college swimming. After college, I worked in the corporate world and focused on climbing the corporate ladder. During COVID, a friend and I talked about how impossible an Ironman seemed. We made a pact to do a full Ironman within the next couple of years. I joined T3, a multi-sport club in Philadelphia, made some incredible friends, and things snowballed from there. To really answer your question, I stopped swimming after high school and didn't start again until I began training for triathlons. I wasn't in love with swimming anymore because I'd spent so much time staring at that black line at the bottom of the pool. Triathlon was a new challenge that included my swimming background but also introduced me to biking and running. In May 2022, I biked more than 20 miles for the first time, and I did the full Ironman in September 2022. So, you made that pact in 2020, did the full Ironman Maryland in September 2022, but you didn't bike more than 20 miles until May 2022? That's just a few months before the race. Exactly. People say it's about consistency. Training for a full Ironman without a lot of experience is possible if you're consistent. For me, it wasn't about doing massive amounts of mileage weekly but consistently training and building up. How do you prepare your body for a full Ironman, especially the long bike rides? You're going to be intimidated at the start, and that's part of the fun. My goal was to make it to the start line. I signed up in September 2021 for the race in September 2022, which gave me a year to prepare. Each day, I aimed to do something that would better prepare me for the race. It's about starting with small goals and building up. Signing up is like showing up. These tickets aren't cheap, which adds another layer of commitment. Yes, I prolonged signing up for a year because a full Ironman can cost anywhere from $700 to $900. When I finally signed up, I knew I had to follow through. Not only was it a personal goal, but my wallet was now involved too. Let's talk about training. For someone starting out with a sprint or Olympic distance triathlon, what are the first steps after signing up? The first step is finding a bike. You can rent or borrow one, or train on a stationary bike at the gym. Look for deals on eBay or ask around in the triathlon community. Running shoes and swim goggles are also essential. Start by doing one activity each day to improve your fitness. Swim one day, bike the next, then run. You can find free training plans online or hire a coach for personalized guidance. What type of bike do I need? Does sizing matter? Sizing is crucial. Ideally, you want a road bike or a triathlon bike because they're faster on paved surfaces. However, people have completed triathlons on fat tire bikes, mountain bikes, and beach cruisers. For beginners, getting a bike that fits well is important, and you can adjust the seat height and other aspects to make it comfortable. When I first started, I was intimidated by the high-end bikes at races. I bought a 10-15 year old Cervelo from Craigslist for $1,600. It was expensive for me at the time, but it was a carbon frame, which was what I wanted. For beginners, getting a cheaper, lighter bike is a good start. You can even rent a bike if you’re not ready to invest. As you progress, you can consider more advanced options and even get a professional bike fit to ensure optimal performance and comfort. Let's shift to swimming. What if I don't know how to swim? Where do I start? If you don’t know how to swim, I recommend starting with a few swim lessons. They're fairly affordable, ranging from $40 to $70 for a half-hour one-on-one lesson. Group lessons are even cheaper. YMCA offers swim lessons, and many colleges have affordable programs as well. If you prefer private coaches, they are available too. Learning the basics from a profes...…

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Mid-Term Rental: Shifting Investment Style with High Cash Flow In Volatile Interest Rate Market 1:13:55

πριν 38 weeks1:13:55

1:13:55

In this episode, Taylor shares his real estate journey, starting with house hacking to live rent-free and moving into rental arbitrage, where he leases and sublets properties on Airbnb for a profit. He emphasizes the importance of education, networking, and proactive strategies, detailing the predictability and high cash flow of rental arbitrage, along with tips on background checks and leases for long-term stays. Aiming to manage 100 units by age 25, Taylor also discusses using credit for business funding and his plans to expand into luxury vacation rentals. https://www.instagram.com/aldoschandra/ https://x.com/aldoschandra www.kaizenblueprint.com Transcripts: Aldo: Taylor, how are you doing? Taylor: Pretty good, man. Thanks for having me. Aldo: So, I want to start off because we're both young guys, but I think you're killing it in the game. You have an awesome story of how you started investing in real estate. Let's start with that. Tell us about your first house hack, what house hacking is, and let's go from there. Taylor: Sure. My wife and I live in Colorado and have always been here. We got interested in real estate through financial independence about four years ago. That’s when we set our goals to do house hacking and real estate investing. About three years ago, we closed on our first property. It’s a house hack, which basically means we bought it as our primary residence, lived in it for a year, then moved out and had it fully rented out. It was a six-bedroom house, so we lived in one room and rented out the five others, living totally rent-free. After a year, we moved out and did the same thing again, but this time with a seven-bedroom house. Soon after, we started getting into rental arbitrage, and this year we’ve expanded that significantly. Aldo: That’s impressive! When you first started the house hack, you were pretty young, right? Taylor: Yeah, I was 19 when we closed on it. Purchasing a house at that age, especially in an expensive market like Denver, was a big step. It involved a lot of preparation—over two years, in fact. We managed to put down only 3%, covered all closing costs, and kept our initial costs low by living frugally and working side hustles. I also got into wholesaling real estate, which helped with the funds. Despite the challenges, having a great real estate agent who specialized in rent-by-room arrangements really boosted our confidence. Aldo: Moving on to rental arbitrage, how did you get into that, and what exactly does it involve? Taylor: Rental arbitrage is essentially where we rent properties at a set rate, fully furnish them, and then re-rent them on Airbnb. The goal is to charge higher rent than what we pay the landlord. For example, if we rent an apartment for $1,800 a month, we aim to make at least $3,000 a month from it on Airbnb and keep the difference. Currently, we have 20 rental arbitrages which fully fund our lifestyle. Aldo: With such a strategy, what do you look for in properties? Taylor: We target upscale, modern apartments with amenities like pools, gyms, garage parking, and security. These properties can significantly outperform more basic accommodations because of their desirability in the market. Aldo: It sounds like a solid strategy. Who typically rents these properties? Taylor: Our renters are often here on business, internships, or other mid-to-long-term stays. Colorado’s appeal as a tourist destination also brings in a lot of digital nomads and people looking for higher-end temporary housing. Aldo: Lastly, any tips for someone starting out in real estate investing or rental arbitrage? Taylor: Start by getting educated—read books, listen to podcasts, and attend meetups. Networking is key, and always be ready to adapt your strategies to the current economic conditions. For rental arbitrage, start by understanding what works in your specific market and build from there. (00:00) - House Hacking and Real Estate Investing (09:03) - Rental Arbitrage: Renting Properties on Airbnb (15:47) - Finding Investment Opportunities in Different Markets (27:17) - Cash Flow vs. Equity in Real Estate Investing (32:30) - The Benefits and Challenges of Rental Arbitrage (39:39) - Research and Due Diligence in Rental Arbitrage (33:27) - The Potential for Selling a Successful Rental Arbitrage Business (40:09) - Background Checks and Leases (43:02) - Rental Arbitrage as an Investment Strategy (45:19) - Working in Different Markets (47:10) - Long-Term Furnished Stays (50:00) - Using Credit Cards for Funding (57:13) - Automation and Scaling (59:10) - The Power of Credit Cards (01:06:05) - Relationship and Partnership (01:14:21) - Goals and Expansion…

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The Power of Intentional Eating and How To Love Yourself - Sulaimaan Daniels 1:20:24

πριν 39 weeks1:20:24