A man goes into a coma, wakes up totally paralyzed, gets fired from his job in the hospital… and somehow his investments are doing better than before. In this episode, AJ Osborne walks us through the day his body shut down from Guillain-Barré syndrome, what it felt like to wake up trapped in his own head, and the moment he realized his real estate investments were quietly keeping his family afloat while he fought to stay alive. He talks about the guilt, the pain, the look on his kids’ faces ...
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A man goes into a coma, wakes up totally paralyzed, gets fired from his job in the hospital… and somehow his investments are doing better than before. In this episode, AJ Osborne walks us through the day his body shut down from Guillain-Barré syndrome, what it felt like to wake up trapped in his own head, and the moment he realized his real estate investments were quietly keeping his family afloat while he fought to stay alive. He talks about the guilt, the pain, the look on his kids’ faces ...
In this episode, Owen and Ted unpack a heavy week filled with tragic headlines and personal reflections. They shift gears into lessons learned from event planning, share insights from historical biographies like Titan on John D. Rockefeller, and explore how the past shapes today’s business world. The conversation also dives into an ongoing redevelopment project, from the quirks of construction to the realities of inspections and tenant management. Wrapping up, the hosts reveal creative strate...
REIA Radio
A man goes into a coma, wakes up totally paralyzed, gets fired from his job in the hospital… and somehow his investments are doing better than before. In this episode, AJ Osborne walks us through the day his body shut down from Guillain-Barré syndrome, what it felt like to wake up trapped in his own head, and the moment he realized his real estate investments were quietly keeping his family afloat while he fought to stay alive. He talks about the guilt, the pain, the look on his kids’ faces ...
