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In this episode of The Legacy Investor Podcast, I sit down with Ray Sanders for a powerful conversation on faith, leadership, personal influence, and building a legacy that goes far beyond money.

We often talk about business, investing, and success, but this episode dives deeper into what truly matters: who we are becoming, how we love people, and the impact we leave behind. Ray shares his personal journey from hardship and brokenness to faith, mentorship, and purpose, and how everyday leaders can change lives simply by slowing down and choosing to invest in others.

We talk about the importance of creating margin in a busy world, why strength matters in body, mind, and spirit, and how real leadership starts with personal responsibility and love. This conversation is for entrepreneurs, investors, leaders, and anyone who wants to pursue success without losing their soul.

If you’re building wealth but want to build a meaningful life and legacy at the same time, this episode is for you.

👇 WATCH UNTIL THE END for a powerful reminder of why people, not profits, are the true legacy.

🔑 Key Takeaways
👉Legacy isn’t built by money alone, it’s built through faith, character, and influence
👉Real leadership starts with personal responsibility and self-discipline
👉Slowing down and creating margin allows you to invest deeply in people
👉Mentorship can change the entire trajectory of a person’s life
👉Strength in body, mind, and spirit is essential for long-term leadership
👉True influence comes from loving others well, not controlling outcomes
👉Success without purpose leads to burnout; purpose fuels resilience
👉The most meaningful legacy is the lives you impact, not the assets you accumulate

⏱️ Chapters 
00:00 – Why legacy matters more than money
03:45 – Ray Sanders’ early life and personal challenges
12:10 – The mentors who changed his life
20:30 – The power of personal influence
28:45 – Slowing down and creating margin
36:20 – Loving God, others, and yourself
44:10 – Strength, leadership, and being “dangerous” in a healthy way
56:00 – Body, mind, and spirit alignment
1:07:30 – What real legacy looks like
1:15:00 – Ray’s message for leaders and investors

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In this episode of The Legacy Investor Podcast, I sit down with Marcus Norman, investor, Navy veteran, and host of the Gentleman’s Style Podcast, to break down what real, practical passive income actually looks like.

Marcus shares his journey from growing up in the U.S. Virgin Islands to serving eight years in the Navy, getting out during a tough job market, and discovering investing through books like Rich Dad Poor Dad. We talk about how house hacking his own five-bedroom home became his first real cash-flow win, how he used a VA loan to acquire a duplex, and why he eventually shifted from managing physical real estate into ATMs and other business investments.

We also dig into the ATM business, including startup costs, location mistakes, how revenue really works, and why owning machines outright (with no debt) changed the game for him. Beyond that, Marcus explains digital real estate platforms like Fundrise and Arrived, investing in Airbnbs without managing properties, and why buying existing businesses may be one of the biggest opportunities investors are overlooking.

If you’re looking for clear, grounded advice on passive income, investing in what you understand, and building cash flow without hype, this episode is packed with real-world insight.

🔑 Key Takeaways
👉How Marcus used house hacking to eliminate his mortgage and build cash flow
👉Why VA loans are powerful tools for real estate investors
👉What the ATM business actually costs to start (and what it pays)
👉The biggest mistake Marcus made with early ATM locations
👉How ATM revenue works and what determines monthly income
👉Why owning assets debt-free changes everything
👉What “digital real estate” is and how platforms like Fundrise & Arrived work
👉Why buying existing businesses may be the next big investment opportunity
👉The importance of only investing in what you truly understand
👉How to spot bad investment pitches before they cost you money

📌 Chapters:
00:00 – Welcome & Marcus Norman’s Background
03:30 – Military Service & Struggles After Leaving the Navy
07:20 – MLM, Books, and the Mindset Shift Toward Investing
10:30 – House Hacking a Five-Bedroom Home
15:40 – Using a VA Loan to Buy a Duplex
20:50 – Why Marcus Stopped Buying Physical Real Estate
23:45 – Discovering the ATM Business
29:30 – First ATM Mistakes & Bad Locations
35:10 – How the ATM Business Actually Makes Money
41:30 – Startup Costs, Fees & Monthly Cash Flow Explained
48:20 – Digital Real Estate: Fundrise & Arrived
58:45 – Airbnb Investing Without Property Management
01:05:30 – Why Buying Existing Businesses Is Underrated
01:14:20 – Investing in People vs Ideas
01:22:40 – Primary Cash Flow Streams Today
01:29:00 – Advice for New Passive Income Investors
01:35:10 – Where to Find Marcus Norman

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In this episode, I sit down with Bryan Wetzel for one of the most honest conversations we’ve had on The Legacy Investor. Bryan is a longtime entrepreneur who has owned restaurants, gyms, and multiple businesses, and he doesn’t sugarcoat what it really takes to survive when things go wrong.

We talk about opening a restaurant just months before the COVID lockdowns, navigating supply chain chaos, losing key team members, and eventually making the difficult decision to exit the business. Bryan shares real numbers, hard lessons, and the emotional toll that small business ownership can take on your health, marriage, and faith.

We also dive into partnership mistakes, why mixing personal and business finances can destroy you legally, how to structure partnerships wisely, and one of the best real-world negotiation stories you’ll hear how Bryan bought a failing gym for $45,000 and turned it into a thriving business with over 1,400 members.

Most importantly, Bryan shares how surrendering control, trusting God, and letting go of constant worry became the turning point that brought peace in the middle of chaos. If you’re a business owner, investor, or entrepreneur feeling overwhelmed, this episode will meet you right where you are.

🔑 Key Takeaways
👉Why owning a restaurant may be one of the hardest businesses you can run
👉What really happens when you open a business right before a global crisis
👉The importance of cash reserves, and what Bryan would do differently
👉Why mixing personal and business finances can destroy your legal protection
👉How bad partnerships quietly kill good businesses
👉A smart way to pay partners fairly for unequal work
👉A masterclass in negotiation from buying a failing gym
👉Why being willing to walk away is one of the most powerful tools in business
👉How surrendering control to God helped Bryan regain peace and clarity

📌 Chapters:
00:00 – Welcome & Bryan’s Background
03:30 – Family in Business: Expectations vs Reality
07:50 – Why Restaurants Are One of the Hardest Businesses
11:30 – Opening a Restaurant Right Before COVID
16:45 – Supply Chain Chaos, Menu Cuts & Customer Loss
22:10 – Personal Loss and the Emotional Toll of Business
26:40 – Selling the Restaurant & Unexpected Legal Fallout
32:30 – Stress, Health Issues, and Surrendering Control to God
38:45 – Real Numbers: Startup Costs, Revenue & Exit Price
46:20 – Common Small Business Mistakes (What He’d Change)
53:10 – Partnerships, Investors & Paying Yourself Properly
01:02:30 – Mixing Personal & Business Money (Big Legal Risk)
01:10:15 – How Bryan Bought a Gym for $45K (Negotiation Breakdown)
01:22:00 – Final Advice: Walking Away & Keeping Emotion Out of Deals
01:26:30 – Where to Find Bryan & His Books

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In this episode, I sit down in the Waco, Texas studio with Danielle Roseboom—my assistant, friend, and someone who has been alongside me for the past year and a half. She asked to hear my full story from beginning to now, and honestly… I’ve never shared it end-to-end before.

We dive into my childhood, the early seeds of entrepreneurship from my dad, the moment real estate clicked for me, and the surprising twists that led me from wedding photography to building a portfolio—and eventually buying the commercial property where our shop sits today.

I talk about the fears, the mindset shifts, the spiritual confirmations, and the risks that shaped my journey. If you’ve ever wondered how to start when you feel unqualified, scared, or unsure of the future… this episode is my honest story of taking small steps of obedience, trusting God, and learning as I go.

🔑Key Takeaways 
👉How one $125K house turned into $110K profit and opened the door to future investments
👉Why fear of “settling down” holds many people back—and how we overcame it
👉The role faith, vision, and spiritual alignment played in major decisions
👉How entrepreneurship shaped my mindset long before real estate
👉Why your first property doesn’t need to be your forever home
👉The biggest thing I wish I knew before getting into real estate investing

📌 Chapters:
00:00 – Intro & Why This Episode Is Different
02:15 – Danielle’s Perspective and Why She Wanted My Story
04:10 – My Childhood, Faith, and Early Entrepreneurial Influence
09:45 – Wedding Photography, Risk, and Learning to Work for Myself
13:20 – Discovering Real Estate in 2018 & the Mindset Shift
17:50 – Fear of Buying a House & The Florida Hot Tub Conversation
23:30 – Finding Our First Deal (The Prophetic Dream & $125K Offer)
28:55 – How That First House Made Us $110K
32:30 – Using Those Profits to Buy Our Commercial Property
36:10 – Why Real Estate Can Change Your Future
39:40 – What I Wish I Knew When Starting Out
42:10 – Final Thoughts & Encouragement for New Investors

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Most people never escape the grind. But Gino Barbaro did—and it started the night he realized his tenants were getting paid while he was shoveling snow for free. Today, he’s teaching the exact path that took him from pizza shop owner to multifamily millionaire.

In this episode, I sit down with Gino Barbaro to break down how he went from running a New York pizza shop to becoming a multifamily millionaire. We talk mindset, money, legacy, and the exact shifts that allowed him to build a business that pays him in his sleep.

Gino shares the tough moments, the family pressures, the Great Recession wake-up call, and the practical steps that led him into apartment investing—and ultimately financial freedom. This one is packed with real, implementable strategies you can start applying today.

 If you want a Part 2 focused fully on mindset and money, drop a comment! 

🔑 Key Takeaways
👉Why your roots determine your financial fruits—and how to change both
👉The mindset shift that took Gino from overwhelmed restaurant owner to wealthy investor
👉Why building a business for your family is a mistake—and the correct way to build it instead
👉How to identify the right vehicle for wealth creation
👉The moment Gino realized “apartment owners get paid in their sleep”
👉Why real estate’s scalability and tax benefits changed his life
👉How immigrants’ values shaped Gino’s discipline, drive, and approach to money
👉The power of taking extreme responsibility for everything you have (or don’t have)
👉What “happy money” and “happy wealth” actually mean

📌 Chapters:
00:00 — Intro
01:30 — Happy money, happy family, legacy
03:50 — From pizza shop to multifamily
08:10 — The book that changed everything
10:45 — “Your fruits are in your roots”
14:30 — Building a business for the marketplace, not your family
17:20 — Gino’s first multifamily deal
19:05 — The snowy Friday epiphany
22:10 — Why real estate is the ultimate vehicle
25:30 — Value creation vs survival
28:40 — Scaling wealth + tax advantages

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In this episode, I sit down with Justin Freistadt — one of the highest-level thinkers we’ve ever had on the show. Justin built an $80M food company, sold it, moved to Vegas, and now operates across multiple industries including private equity, hedge funds, and a publicly-traded AI safety company.

What stood out most wasn’t just his success — it’s the way he thinks: extreme focus, asymmetric bets, knowing when to switch vehicles, and living life in full intensity.

If you’re in your 20s, 30s, or even 40s and you’re trying to build a business, find your path, or figure out how to transition into something bigger… this conversation is going to hit you hard.

We dive into mindset, habits, risk, rest, learning who you really are, and the courage required to outgrow old versions of yourself. Justin doesn’t sugarcoat anything — he gives real, raw, practical advice for high performers and people who want to become high performers.

Stick around until the end where Justin breaks down the idea of the “asymmetric bet” — one of the most powerful concepts you can apply to business and life.

⭐ Key Takeaways
👉Why market conditions matter just as much as skill.
👉How to find the “vehicle” that fits your identity — and when to leave it.
👉The reality of being an outlier: extreme focus, sacrifice, and obsession.
👉Why most people shouldn’t pursue entrepreneurship (and who should).
👉How to rest at a high level without losing momentum.
👉The difference between being busy and being aligned.
👉How to say NO to the things that dilute your energy.
👉What an “asymmetric bet” is — and how it can change your life trajectory.

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In this episode of The Legacy Investor, I sit down with tax strategist and wealth architect Peter Culver, a guy who knows the tax code front-to-back and has helped entrepreneurs save thousands during exits, major capital gains events, and high-income years.

We dig into the biggest mistakes business owners make when preparing to exit, the tax strategies CPAs never bring up, and simple ways entrepreneurs can reduce their tax bill this year. What I love most about Peter is that he’s not just about money — he’s obsessed with helping people become rich beyond money: in their families, relationships, and impact.

If you're a business owner, real estate investor, or someone planning a future exit, this episode is packed with tactical takeaways you can use immediately.

🔑 Key Takeaways
👉Why most CPAs are tax preparers, not tax strategists — and why that costs entrepreneurs money.
👉The Augusta Rule and how business owners can legally earn tax-free income by renting their own home to their business.
👉How to pay your kids tax-free for age-appropriate work (or even licensing their photos).
👉High-level strategies for reducing ordinary income using solar investments, bonus depreciation, and tax credits.
👉How entrepreneurs can diversify income streams and protect themselves long-term.
👉The biggest mistakes business owners make before exiting — and how to avoid them.
👉Why creating additional streams of income is essential for long-term freedom and generational wealth.

If this episode opened your eyes to what’s possible with the right tax strategies, make sure to subscribe, leave a 5-star review, and share the episode with another entrepreneur who needs to hear it.

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In this episode, I sit down with Peter Kolat, author of Authentic Self Rebirth, to talk about mindset, delegation, and breaking free from the lies that hold us back. Peter shares his journey from communist Poland to becoming a top mindset coach, and how he learned to stop doing everything himself. We dive into scarcity vs. abundance, people-pleasing, being present, and how faith ties it all together. This one hit me deep. It’s packed with practical wisdom and truth for both business and life.

In this episode, I sit down with Dustin Hendrickson, a developer who’s gone from building a duplex with his mom to leading multi-million-dollar apartment projects across the Midwest. We talk about syndication, raising capital, and how to scale without losing your peace. Dustin shares what 20 years in real estate have taught him about patience, leadership, and trusting God with the 99%. This one’s full of gold for anyone looking to go from small deals to true mailbox money.

In this episode, I sit down with Eugene Gershman from the Land to Legacy podcast to share my story—from house hacking my first home to owning over 30 rental units and revitalizing parts of Waco. We talk about learning construction the hard way, getting red-tagged by inspectors, creative financing, and how faith shapes my approach to real estate and business. If you want to build wealth, live for free, and do it with purpose, this one’s for you.

In this episode, I sit down with Dr. Nick Michels to explore the deeper questions behind wealth, purpose, and legacy. Nick shares how a childhood marked by sudden financial hardship shaped his drive to protect and provide for others, but also how he learned that money alone doesn’t bring lasting joy. We talk about how to design a life with intentionality, ask the right questions to uncover your “why,” and align your financial strategy with what matters most. Nick also breaks down practical tools like vision statements, budgeting with purpose, and compounding small wins, while weaving in faith and wisdom that goes far beyond numbers. This episode is less about tactics and more about clarity, and it just might spark a journal full of questions that lead you toward a more meaningful life!

In this episode, I sit down with Joe Rinderknecht to talk about his powerful journey of breaking free from debt, transforming his mindset around money, and leading his family with intentionality. Joe opens up about the practical steps he and his wife took to pay off debt, how stewardship changed the way they approach finances, and the role faith played throughout the process. We dive into what it looks like to lead your family spiritually and financially, create rhythms that keep you focused, and trust God in seasons of uncertainty. This conversation is a mix of practical wisdom and deep encouragement for anyone looking to build a lasting legacy.

In this episode, I sit down with Eugene Gershman, a veteran developer and founder of GIS Companies who has been helping landowners transform their property for over 20 years. Eugene shares how he went from reluctantly joining his father’s construction company to creating a nationwide development model that lets everyday landowners keep equity and participate in the upside of their projects. We talk about why selling your land can be a costly mistake, how to structure joint ventures with developers, and the common pitfalls that can derail a project. Eugene also opens up about lessons learned from setbacks, why design and risk management matter more than anything, and how his team can help you either learn the process or handle the entire development for you. If you’re sitting on a piece of land and don’t know what to do with it, this conversation will give you a roadmap to unlock its full potential.

In this episode I sit down with Joe Downs, an investor who went from buying distressed second mortgages to building a thriving self-storage empire. Joe shares how he stumbled into self-storage after his previous business was squeezed by new regulations, why 80% of storage facilities are still owned by mom-and-pop operators, and how that creates opportunities for everyday investors. We talk about financing strategies like SBA loans, how to add hidden value to facilities, and why self-storage can deliver more control, diversification, and upside than single-family rentals. Joe also opens up about his “why” — teaching his kids the knowledge behind wealth so they can build their own freedom.

In this episode, I sit down with Matt Morizio — former Kansas City Royals minor league player, husband, and father of seven — to talk about faith, fatherhood, and finances. We dive into how Matt went from chasing baseball dreams to launching his own wealth-management firm at 40, why he believes obedience to God is more important than playing it safe, and how he involves his kids in conversations about money and mindset. Matt shares practical advice for high-performing dads and entrepreneurs on building rhythms at home, cultivating a healthy relationship with money, and finding satisfaction in the toil of everyday life.

In this episode, I sit down with Ken Gee, a former CPA and commercial lender who walked away from 80-hour work weeks at Deloitte to build a real estate empire. Ken shares how his very first multifamily deal in 1997, a 28-unit property he bought while working full-time, netted him $500,000 and completely shifted the course of his life. Today, he’s raised over $60 million from investors, closed $200+ million worth of deals, and built a company that manages thousands of units. We talk about why multifamily is one of the lowest-risk paths for wealth, how to raise capital with confidence, and the systems that give you time freedom while growing a scalable business. If you’ve ever thought about getting into real estate but felt too risk-averse to start, this conversation will change your perspective.

In this episode, I sit down with Tom Vozzo, CEO of Homeboy Industries  -  the largest gang rehabilitation and re-entry program in the world. After a 26-year career in corporate America running multi-billion-dollar businesses, Tom stepped away from the boardroom to lead a nonprofit that employs over 500 previously incarcerated individuals. Together, we talk about what makes Homeboy’s model so unique, why love and compassion are more powerful than judgment, and how faith transforms lives. This conversation will challenge the way you think about leadership, success, and serving the poor -  and inspire you to put yourself in the way of people who need hope the most.

In this episode, I sit down with Chaz Wolfe, a Kingdom entrepreneur who has built and sold multiple seven-figure companies, invested in real estate, and now leads “Gathering the Kings,” a mastermind community helping entrepreneurs win in every area of life. We dive into his journey from running Edible Arrangements franchises to luxury remodels and multifamily real estate, his secrets to hiring and delegation, and why winning isn’t just about business but also about faith, family, and legacy. If you want to learn how to scale your business while staying grounded in what matters most, this conversation will inspire you.

In this Q&A episode, I sit down again with Sam Blinson real estate photographer turned real estate investor to answer beginner questions about getting started in real estate. We talk about how to find your first deal, the easiest ways to start building your network, and what you should focus on before you ever make an offer. Sam shares his honest take on mistakes to avoid, how to build confidence, and the simple daily habits that will set you apart as a new investor. If you’re ready to take your first steps in real estate, this episode will give you the clarity and motivation to get moving.

In this episode, I sit down with Sam Blinson, a real estate photographer, to talk about the discipline, mindset, and networking skills it takes to break into the real estate game. Sam shares how showing up early, putting in the reps, helps into raising capital, building investor trust, and closing deals. We also dig into the importance of surrounding yourself with the right people, staying humble, and keeping your faith front and center. If you’re looking for practical advice and real-world inspiration, this episode delivers.