In this episode of the Future Millionaires Podcast, I sit down with Sanjeev Malik, a real estate broker with more than 20 years of experience helping families build their future through property ownership. Sanjeev shares his journey from India to the U.S., how education shaped his early direction, and the leap of faith that led him into real estate entrepreneurship. The discussion explores how discipline, daily habits, and trust-driven client relationships have been the foundation of his success — and why financial freedom isn’t about money alone, but about the confidence to make decisions without fear.

In this episode of the Future Millionaires Podcast, I sit down with Dr. Millie Lytle, a naturopathic doctor, wellness strategist, and advocate for health-driven success. Dr. Millie shares how her upbringing shaped her passion for wellness, how nutrition affects performance and energy, and why building wealth is a long-term, consistent process — just like taking care of the body. The conversation explores why passion often leads to better financial decisions than chasing money alone, the importance of budgeting, and the value of investing early.

In this episode of the Future Millionaires Podcast, I chat with Max Ranieri about one of the most misunderstood keys to success: failure. Drawing from his own experience and the way we approach video games, Max shares why losing isn’t a setback — it’s part of the process. In gaming, we fail repeatedly without quitting… so why do we treat life so differently? This conversation challenges the fear mindset that keeps people from taking risks, trying new things, or pursuing the life they want. Max explains that embarrassment is temporary — but the regret of not trying lasts forever. Success isn’t about perfection — it’s about resilience, repetition, and showing up again after you fall.

In this episode of the Future Millionaires Podcast, I feature Amy Pierquet — an award-winning WordPress developer and graphic designer who built her career through creativity, reinvention, and consistency. Amy shares her journey from print to digital, how she overcame limiting beliefs, and why fear can be a signal that growth is near. She breaks down the importance of consistent marketing, continuous learning, and building a business slowly and steadily — one small action at a time.

In this episode of the Future Millionaires Podcast, I feature mentalist Keith Kong, whose journey is anything but ordinary. From early curiosity with magic to performing on major stages worldwide, Keith reveals how psychology, misdirection, and the power of human belief shaped his career — and his relationship with money. What began as a childhood fascination became a full-time craft, and eventually, a business built on skill, confidence, and value. Today, Keith shares what financial freedom means to him, how mindset affects pricing and opportunity, and why success has less to do with talent and more to do with discipline and action.

In this episode of the Future Millionaires Podcast, we sit down with Thomas Rohr — a tradesman of 20 years whose journey began not in a classroom, but at age seven, working alongside his grandfather in New York. What started as childhood weekends in the plumbing trade would grow into a career, a business, and ultimately a generational legacy. Thomas shares how discipline became the foundation of his success — not motivation, not hype, but the simple daily act of showing up. From union apprenticeship to becoming a licensed plumber, serving the police department, relocating to Florida, and eventually starting his own company in honor of his grandfather's name, Thomas proves that success is built through consistency, craftsmanship, and values that don't fade.

In this episode of the Future Millionaires Podcast, I bring along Phil Taylor for a discussion that shifts the definition of wealth entirely. Instead of focusing on money as the end goal, Phil makes a compelling case for wisdom as the highest form of richness — a concept reinforced by both Think and Grow Rich by Napoleon Hill and the Proverbs of the Bible. Together, we explore how personal growth, self-awareness, and wise decision-making create a foundation far more valuable than financial gain alone. Money can buy comfort — but wisdom builds character, vision, and a life worth living.

In this episode of the Future Millionaires Podcast, Anissa Zekkouti brings a powerful message that challenges the way we view health, healing, and the body’s intelligence. Instead of relying solely on medication or suppressing symptoms, Anissa encourages a deeper level of awareness — one where the body’s pain, discomfort, and signals are seen not as obstacles, but as guidance. This conversation explores what happens when we stop numbing and start listening. Because real healing doesn’t come from avoiding discomfort — it comes from moving through it with presence, patience, and strength.

In this episode of the Future Millionaires Podcast, I feature Beth Sanborn — former police officer, school resource officer, and current school safety coordinator. Beth shares her unlikely path from wanting to study sharks to discovering her calling in law enforcement and education. She opens up about the power of mentorship, why relationships matter more than titles, and how guiding young people shaped her view of success. Beth also dives into the meaning of financial freedom, the importance of maximizing retirement contributions early, and why small, consistent habits create long-term wealth.

In this episode of the Future Millionaires Podcast, I feature Jacqueline Powell, founder of Powell to Empower. Jacqueline shares her powerful journey from a corporate sales career to becoming a motivational speaker and positive psychology coach devoted to empowering women who’ve overcome adversity. Through her own experiences, Jacqueline reveals how gratitude, mindset shifts, and aligned action shaped her path toward purpose and personal freedom. She talks about redefining financial freedom as living a life that feeds your soul — not just your bank account — and why young entrepreneurs should start investing early, even in small amounts.

In this powerful conversation, Denise Fernandes shares her incredible journey from arriving in America at 17 with no English and only $1,000 split between five family members… to becoming a top-producing real estate leader at eXp Realty. Denise walks through her early years working nights, building (and rebuilding) businesses from scratch, and eventually reinventing herself into a high-performance agent who now teaches others how to create financial independence, passive income, and freedom through real estate. Denise also opens up about the mindset shifts that changed everything—doing small, consistent daily improvements, reading and learning every morning, visualizing goals through her mirror vision-board, and designing her life with intention. She reminds listeners that financial freedom isn’t just about money—it’s about who you become, how you treat people, and what you’re able to give back.

This Future Millionaires episode features Scheri Young, a devoted massage therapist and licensed life-insurance professional who has built a meaningful career helping others improve both their physical and financial well-being. From decades in dentistry to rebuilding her massage practice with a mission to serve military veterans, Scheri shares a path shaped by compassion, discipline, and a deep desire to make a difference. She opens up about navigating caregiving, building multiple streams of income, overcoming challenges, and learning the power of community and support. Her story offers practical wisdom on time management, personal growth, and creating a life rooted in service, purpose, and true time freedom.

In this episode, leadership development strategist and TEDx speaker Alinette Casiano shares her powerful journey from classroom educator to global UX researcher at Amazon Web Services to founder of her own emotional-intelligence-based consulting company. With over 35,000 professionals trained worldwide, Alinette brings a rare blend of neuroscience, human-centered leadership, and EQ mastery—all rooted in her early passion for helping people feel seen, understood, and empowered. Alinette opens up about self-awareness, stagnation, and the turning points that shaped her purpose. She breaks down the daily practices—like structured breathing and calendar clarity—that keep her grounded, focused, and consistently progressing toward her bigger mission.

This Future Millionaires episode features Jenn Dickel, an operations and project-management expert with more than 25 years of experience helping entrepreneurs and business owners bring their ideas to life. After running U.S. operations for an international company in her early twenties, Jenn built a career around designing systems, processes, and organizational structures that help businesses scale with clarity and confidence. Jenn shares her journey from corporate operations to entrepreneurship, the lessons that shaped her approach to boundaries and time freedom, and the habits that keep her grounded and effective.

This Future Millionaires episode features a powerful conversation with Victoria Colzie — entrepreneur, author, cosmetic engineer, esthetician, entertainer, and a woman whose story shows how responsibility, resilience, and flexibility can transform a life. Victoria shares how early family challenges shaped her work ethic, the moment she learned her true worth, and how choosing responsibility became the superpower that fueled her rise. She breaks down how flexibility became her greatest competitive advantage, how over-giving can destroy personal growth, and how real financial freedom starts with character, integrity, and the ability to create value in any room. Listeners will learn how to set boundaries, stop undervaluing their gifts, understand the emotional traps that prevent financial progress, and build true self-worth that opens life-changing doors.

In this episode, Kansas City realtor Brooke Marsalla shares her remarkable journey of reinvention—going from losing her long-time sales job during COVID to becoming a powerhouse agent who has closed over 100 homes in a year. As a single mom of three girls, Brooke rebuilt her entire life through grit, consistency, and a people-first mindset, proving that resilience and work ethic can outperform circumstances every time. Brooke dives into how she networks intentionally, nurtures relationships, stays highly responsive, and maintains a grounded perspective despite the pressures of the industry. Her approach to living within your means, protecting your mindset, and replacing comparison with personal accountability is a blueprint for anyone who wants to build financial freedom one small, focused action at a time.

This Future Millionaires episode features Ginna Tassanelli, founder and CEO of Hype Media and Stylishly Branded, two leading agencies specializing in personal brand elevation, digital strategy, and marketing visibility. With a background in corporate media at iHeartRadio and more than 17 years building her own company, Ginna brings a rare mix of creativity, strategy, and entrepreneurial grit. She shares her journey from corporate advertising to launching a successful agency, the pivots that shaped her business—especially during major industry shifts—and the habits that keep her grounded, productive, and focused.

In this episode, Lee Parsells shares his journey from over 30 years of military service to becoming a leader in his community as the Customer Service Manager at Eagle Pest Solutions. He dives into how the discipline, punctuality, and attention to detail he learned in the military shaped his success in business—especially in building long-term customer relationships that have followed him for more than 20 years. As one of the few “essential businesses” allowed to stay open through COVID, Lee breaks down the resilience and mindset that helped his company not just survive, but grow during one of the toughest economic periods for small businesses. Lee also reflects on personal definitions of financial freedom, mentoring, and managing debt as a pathway to stability. His insights offer practical lessons for young listeners: build relationships that last, find mentors who’ve walked the path before you, and use discipline as your foundation—not just in business, but in life.

In this episode of the Future Millionaires Podcast, finance and real estate professional Kristi Nowrouzi shares how a girl who once “just wanted to play Monopoly” grew into an author, trainer, and money mentor dedicated to teaching people how to think differently about wealth. She talks about growing up broke while watching friends drive nice cars and wear name brands, trying multiple jobs and paths (including college debt and careers she didn’t love), and finally discovering her lane as a mortgage professional who solves real financial problems for real people. Kristi also opens up about being kicked out of a business she helped build, losing her sense of identity, and rebuilding her life with stronger boundaries, purpose, and clarity. She explains why your calendar is your most powerful tool, why you must invest in yourself every year, and how shifting from scarcity to ownership over your money can change everything. Her story is a powerful reminder that you don’t have to follow a traditional path to create financial freedom—you just need the courage to redefine your beliefs, your career, and the way you relate to money.

In this episode of the Future Millionaires podcast, entrepreneur and Christian mom Melody Cooper shares the key turning points from her 17-year journey — including how waiting on success without taking action nearly cost her business, marriage, and growth. Through faith, discipline, and living below her means (even downsizing to a 360 sq. ft. apartment), she rebuilt her mindset and her life. Melody breaks down the simple habits that now guide her family: taking full responsibility, breaking big goals into small steps, and teaching her kids to invest early. Her story is a reminder that freedom begins with intentional choices and small daily actions compounded over time.