I first met David back in 2019 when he was a university student driving Uber.
Fast forward a few years, he scaled Ottawa’s biggest ghost kitchen to six figures in 3 months, went on to own two restaurants, bought his first home at just 23, and now runs a thriving real estate business as one of the top 0.1% connected brokers in his market!
This episode goes deep and truly touched me more than I anticipated — we go from wealth tactics to life’s big questions: how to live with purpose, design a life of freedom, and avoid regret at old age.
And here’s the best part: even if you’re not an entrepreneur, David shares how you can start building wealth while keeping your 9-5.
Episode highlights you won’t want to miss:
The one YouTube video that rewired how he thinks about money & freedom
How to build wealth even if you stay in your 9–5
5 ways to make money in real estate in 2025 (yes, it’s still possible)
The Quora-inspired question that kickstarted his journey (and why every young person should ask themselves this)
Why you don’t need to “be a salesperson” to succeed in sales
Why building capital now matters most, even if you don’t know the play yet
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00:00 Trailer
01:05 Intro
01:21 Morning Routines
02:26 The Youtube video that changed his life
04:33 Opening a Restaurant During COVID
08:14 Real Estate Journey Begins
11:38 Navigating the Real Estate Market
19:16 Multiple Income Streams and Saving Strategies
22:52 Buying the First Property
23:26 Discussing Property Details and Down Payment
24:05 Reflecting on Financial Strategies and Sacrifices
25:25 Advice for Non-Entrepreneurs to Build Wealth
26:00 The Impact of AI on Various Industries
28:44 The Importance of Sales Skills
30:51 Emotional Intelligence in Real Estate
33:37 The Value of Diverse Experiences
40:36 Balancing Success and Personal Fulfillment
46:36 Concluding Thoughts
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