Gary Pinkerton takes the intro to this show to discuss some of the world's greatest innovators, and the traits that each of them shared that made them the movers that they were. He also shares the fact that seeking and obtaining expert advice and help is easier now than it's ever been before.

Which leads us in to Jason Hartman's interview with Peter Shallard, owner of The Shrink for Entrepreneurs. Peter strives to help for-profit businesses that are attempting to make a positive change in the world. Peter teachers highly effective psychological models to entrepreneurs to help them reach their goals of success faster.

Website:

www.PeterShallard.com

On today's show, Jason talks a little bit about mastermind groups and touches on an article that was released by USA Today on the subject of investments. Jason brings up some very interesting points on the minimum wage discussion as well as talks about conflict of interests in financial advisers. As always, Jason shares some timeless wisdom about the US dollar, commandments to live by, and more.

Website:

USA Today Article

Newser Article

Business Insider Article

Gary Pinkerton talks with Casey Stubbs, United States Army Veteran, online marketing expert, and host of Finance & Markets Cashflow Hacking Podcast. Casey and Gary discuss the two sides of every business, his past in the armed forces, lessons learned from creating his startups, and how to go about leveling up your business.

Also, Gary welcomes you to come watch the Cash Flow Wealth Summit that begins tomorrow!

Key Takeaways:

[9:26] There's 2 sides to every business

[12:27] The beauty of having a job where you can work virtually is the ability for working vacations, and society has gotten to the point where video conferencing is enough to create trust

[15:02] The biggest thing Casey's learned since he started his business

[18:24] The "18 Summers" concept to keep you in the now

[23:11] You want to have the option to get out, so if you're choosing to stick with your job it's on your terms

[27:26] As Casey tries to level up his business, he needs to change. So how is he doing that?

Websites:

www.CaseyStubbs.com

www.CashFlowWealthSummit.com

Gary Pinkerton starts off today's show discussing the natural existence of an organization: once created it will do whatever it can to survive. He points out government entities primarily, noting that times of war can make the Army balloon, numbers that can become difficult to cut back after the war is over.

Then Jason Hartman is joined by Steve Forbes, the editor in chief of Forbes Media, to propose and attempt to answer the question:  Why does government get bigger and bigger when we know it doesn’t work well? Mr. Forbes states that history proves free markets work for the people, while big and over-reaching government is about meeting its own needs.

In his book, Freedom Manifesto: Why Free Markets Are Moral and Big Government Isn’t, coauthored with Elizabeth Ames, the authors delve into historic events and statistics, showing that in every instance, big government promotes favoritism, stifles economic growth, dumbs down education, and creates an atmosphere of “rigidity and scarcity.” At the same time, it opens the door to corruption.

Website:

The Freedom Manifesto

Gary Pinkerton talks with Marine Corps and the United States Army Medical Corps veteran Dr Scott Magill, executive director of Veterans in Defense of Liberty, about his organizations intent on returning the American culture to the beliefs and principles of those 56 men, our Founding Fathers, who pledged their “Lives, fortunes, and sacred honor” that liberty and justice might prevail throughout the ages.

Key Takeaways:

[9:17] Do veterans have freedom of speech in perpetuity?

[15:50] We forget that this is the first time in history that a republic has succeeded

[18:56] If you worry just about the money you're not ever going to succeed

Website:

www.VIDOLAmerica.org

Gary Pinkerton starts the show off discussing your potential returns on real estate purchases thanks to the power of leverage and inflation. He also invites you to join the Cash Flow Wealth Summit coming up in a few weeks.

Then Jason Hartman shows how prudent real estate investors BENEFIT from inflation in two big ways! Here is how to use leverage prudently to maximize returns and reduce risks.

Website:

www.JasonHartman.com/Properties

www.CashFlowWealthSummit.com

Gary Pinkerton takes today's episode to talk to veteran Joe Crane, host of the podcast Veteran on the Move. Joe and Gary discuss what Joe has learned about veterans after they get out of the service from his 200+ episodes of podcasting. They discuss veterans propensity to start their own business, and the value of setting up a support system.

Key Takeaways:

[7:19] What is Veteran on the Move about?

[12:44] Some of the recurrent themes that have been learned from the podcast

[17:01] Military veterans are twice as likely to go out and start their own businesses

[18:44] What kinds of businesses are veterans starting?

[21:47] When you leave the military you lose your support network, so make sure you set one up for yourself

Website:

www.VeteranOnTheMove.com

This episode is chock full of trends, predictions and current affairs. Jason (The Predictive Genius) Hartman is a purveyor of rational recklessness. He shares an article from The Atlantic which asserts that Americans are moving out of the city and into suburbia. Once again proving his theory of the resurgence of the suburbs to be correct. Jason also reminds us to take time to remember the good things in life by way of the ‘Winning is Giving’ poem by one of his early mentors, Denis Waitley.

Key Takeaways:

[7:56] Humans make emotionally-charged decisions and then rationalize them with logic.

[11:40] Why the best real estate deals never close.

[14:09] Price, Terms and Time (PTT) are the 3 corners of the real estate deal triangle.

[16:06] ‘Winning is Giving’ by Denis Waitley

[18:53]  Are the 3 value drivers of real estate still location, location and location?

[24:04] An article from The Atlantic "Why are so many Americans saying goodbye to cities?"

[32:57] Thou shalt only invest where there is universal need.

[36:56] A portfolio review and rebalance is necessary every 6-months or so.

Website:

Jason Hartman

Venture Alliance Mastermind

Atlantic Article - Why So Many Americans Saying Goodbye to Cities by Derek Thompson