A moment from my life with MY people. đ¤
Thereâs a saying: Youâre the average of the five people you spend the most time with. But in 2025, that doesnât just mean your closest friends, business partners, or colleagues.
With podcasts, books, and social media, some of your biggest influences might be people youâve never even met.
Many of my greatest mentors never knew they were teaching me.
If you want to level up in business, real estate, and wealth-building, you need to be intentional about the voices you let into your life.
Today, Iâm sharing 11 people (through their podcasts) who have shaped my entrepreneurial mindset and investment strategies.
Some of them challenge conventional wisdom. Some provide tactical execution playbooks. But all of them have changed the way I think.
Hormozi doesnât waste time with theoryâheâs all about execution. His approach to business growth and scaling is brutally honest and ridiculously practical.
Biggest takeaway? The easiest way to get rich is to make someone else rich first.
Once I started focusing on how to create massive value for othersâpartners, investors, clientsâmy own results changed almost overnight.
If youâre in real estate and not listening to this, youâre missing out. The mix of interviews, deep dives, and tactical advice from top investors makes it one of the best educational tools in the industry.
One line that stuck with me: Your network is your net worth.
This podcast reinforced what I already believedâwealth-building in real estate isnât about going solo; itâs about building the right relationships.
Sam Parr and Shaan Puri donât just talk about business ideas; they break them down, debate them, and give you the playbook to execute.
Their core philosophy? You donât need a groundbreaking ideaâjust execute better than the next person.
That single insight changed how I approach deals. Most people overcomplicate success when, in reality, itâs about disciplined execution.
Hosted by a group of highly successful venture capitalists, this podcast delivers insights into markets, business strategy, and decision-making at the highest levels.
One standout quote: Great entrepreneurs donât just see the futureâthey create it.
If you want to understand how serious operators think, this is required listening.
Not a business podcast per se, but the depth and range of conversations make this one of the most valuable listens out there.
A key lesson? Be the hero of your own story.
Roganâs long-form interviews have reinforced a simple truth: personal responsibility and mindset shape everything.
Martell is a master at helping entrepreneurs scale through delegation and systems.
His biggest lesson? Buy back your time. The most valuable skill an entrepreneur can develop is delegation.
Real estate, business, or investingâit all comes down to leverage. If youâre still trying to do everything yourself, youâre capping your growth.
This podcast is all about financial freedomâreal estate, passive income, and alternative wealth-building strategies.
Their core belief? The goal isnât just making moneyâitâs creating time freedom.
Itâs a shift from âHow much can I earn?â to âHow can I make my money work for me?â
Dan Breslinâs podcast brings in top-tier investors and deal-makers to talk about market trends and strategies.
One key insight? Finding diamonds in the rough is about knowing where to look and having the right team in place.
Real estate isnât just about finding good dealsâitâs about having the right systems and people in place to execute.
Chris Powers covers everything from real estate investing to long-term wealth creation.
A standout episode? How institutional investors think about capital allocation and risk.
Itâs a different level of thinkingâone that separates amateur investors from true professionals.
As the name suggests, this podcast focuses on generating cash flow through real estate, business acquisitions, and passive income.
One key principle: Freedom isnât about how much money you makeâitâs about how much cash flow you control.
A six-figure salary means nothing if your lifestyle eats it up. But predictable, scalable cash flow? Thatâs real financial independence.
Tim Ferriss is a master at deconstructing success. His deep-dive interviews reveal strategies and habits of top performers.
One of my favorite takeaways: What we fear doing most is usually what we most need to do.
Fear is a signal. If something makes you uncomfortable, itâs probably worth pursuing.
Listening to these podcasts wonât change your lifeâimplementing what you learn will.
Take notes. Try new strategies. Push through discomfort.
Real estate, entrepreneurship, wealth-buildingâitâs all about taking action even when youâre unsure.
If you want a better future, start by surrounding yourselfâeven virtuallyâwith the right influences.
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Be Well,