Podcasts about freedom fast lane

It feels right to share this with you all right now.   Maybe you found this show when it was originally called Freedom Fast Lane. Maybe you remember when it was called The One Percent. After some personal reflection, I think the show is changing direction again.   I miss the days of getting on the microphone and just sharing what is on my heart, and what is working within our community, and what is working (or not working) within my businesses.   Now it is time we get back to doing more of that instead of optimizing for growth or more downloads.   I hope you'll continue coming back if this podcast has given you value in the past.   Rooting for you :) Ryan

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In this clip from Real Transparency With Donni Wiggins, I talk about if it is possible to do more with your money if YOU BUDGET! How does a 7 figure earner think about these things? Let's talk about it!    Watch the full episode on YT : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r8_TSzOkd8Y&pp=ygUYZ2VvcmdlIGFjaGVhbXBvbmcgZG9ubmkg   Join the Melanin Money Experience today : https://melaninmoney.com/join/ - Follow the Melanin Money brand on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/_melaninmoney_/

Today's Flashback Friday is from episode 764 published last December 16, 2016.  No one but Jason seems to be saying it but Donald J. Trump is America's first real estate president. It's true his presidency may bring inflation but it's ok because many real estate investors already have their debt locked up for three decades. Jason's guest on today's podcast is Nick Adams. Nick is the Founder and Executive Director of FLAG, The Foundation for Liberty and American Greatness. He also works as a columnist for Townhall.com. He is a former Centennial Institute Policy Fellow. Nick discusses his bestselling book, The American Boomerang: How the World's Greatest Turnaround Nation Will Do It Again and his belief that Trump will be America's next great president for four and possibly even 8 years. Key Takeaways: Jason's editorial 1:31 Get yourself to a low or no income tax state. 2:15 Jason's 9-day travel adventure including the Venture Alliance Mastermind and Freedom Fastlane.   7:03 Trump is the first US real estate president. 8:48 The deflationary effects of technology, Hartman's Theory of Relativity and the recovery of the US economy.    15:50 Investors who already have their debt locked in shouldn't care if rates up. 18:48 Meet the Masters is filling up, get your tickets for Nick Adams Interview: 21:17 The American Boomerang included what Nick Adams thought needed to happen for an American Renaissance. 23:07 Nick Adams read The Art of the Deal when he was 11-years-old and he publicly supports Trump. 27:06 Unlike in Australia, the Tall Poppy Syndrome does not apply in the US.   31:38 There are four ways America is considered to be exceptional culturally, militarily, economically and scientifically. 34:57 People need to be confident for the economy to be roaring. 35:56 These are the 5 things America needs to do to economically boomerang.   38:44 Will the next 4 years under President Trump bring wealth for America? Mentioned in This Episode: Jason Hartman Meet the Masters of Income Property Tickets Venture Alliance Mastermind   FLAG USA     Follow Jason on TWITTER, INSTAGRAM & LINKEDIN Twitter.com/JasonHartmanROI Instagram.com/jasonhartman1/ Linkedin.com/in/jasonhartmaninvestor/ Call our Investment Counselors at: 1-800-HARTMAN (US) or visit: https://www.jasonhartman.com/ Free Class:  Easily get up to $250,000 in funding for real estate, business or anything else: http://JasonHartman.com/Fund CYA Protect Your Assets, Save Taxes & Estate Planning: http://JasonHartman.com/Protect Get wholesale real estate deals for investment or build a great business – Free Course: https://www.jasonhartman.com/deals Special Offer from Ron LeGrand: https://JasonHartman.com/Ron Free Mini-Book on Pandemic Investing: https://www.PandemicInvesting.com

100 sales per day is about enough to make $100k per month in top line revenue. And this number is important because it is a big goal post to having a business that you can sell. It takes getting to about $100k a month to be able to support your lifestyle and be able to achieve financial freedom, whether you sell or not. In this podcast Ryan shares the 3 step plan that can get you there as fast as humanly possible so you can get in the Freedom Fast Lane. If you're ready to build a 7-figure business you can sell that doesn't eat up all of your time, watch Ryan's FREE 4-part video series - The Perfect Business https://www.capitalism.com/perfect/?utm_source=CapPod&utm_medium=podcast&utm_campaign=episode

“Permission where you are right now. If you are feeling deep fear,  notice that it's not the fear that is the bother. It's that there is something that is trying to get the fear to go away” – Guy Ferdman In this episode, I caught up with my first mentor, Guy Ferdman Co-founder of Satori Prime. An intuitive coach, visionary, entrepreneur, and sought-after motivational speaker who uses neuroscience and ancient energetics to transform people's lives.Guy's been featured on platforms like Mind Valley, Art of charm,  Forbes, Freedom Fast Lane, and more. In this episode, we dive deep into topics around spirituality, personal development, meditation, energy work, and the current world climate. To arrive at the understanding that the true undercurrent of our experience is energy. The conversation goes deep into Guy's wisdom around spirituality, energy work and he shares a powerful awareness practice with me to tap into the divine intelligence to heal the body, that you can follow along. As the challenging world events are happening, if you are experiencing fear and suffering at the moment, then this conversation will be your light in the dark. This episode gives you an inspiring conversation that will not just upgrade your awareness of how the human body and mind functions.You will also be equipped with simple and powerful tools that you can use on a daily basis to ease your suffering, heal your body, and traumas. Listen out for:Incredible wisdom around spirituality, consciousness, and energy workA powerful awareness practice to release energy that's stuck in your body. How everyone in the world is trying to create safety and how that shows up.The current world events and what they mean for the future. Why energy work is more powerful than personal development …and much more!“Do you want to heal your body? Meditate. Heal your mind? Meditate. There is a divine intelligence that works with our bodies ” – Guy FerdmanCheck out Satori Prime for world-class life coaching from Guy & his brother at... https://coaching.satoriprime.com/ If you've enjoyed this episode, spread the word and of course, if you haven't yet, connect with us at @findliaison + @guyferdmancoach#findliaison

About This Episode: Tom Bilyeu is the co-founder of 2014 Inc. 500 company Quest Nutrition — a unicorn startup valued at over $1 billion — and the co-founder and host of Impact Theory. Tom's mission is the creation of empowering media-based IP and the acceleration of mission-based businesses. Personally driven to help people develop the skills they will need to improve themselves and the world, Tom is intent to use commerce to address the dual pandemics of physical and mental malnourishment. Tom regularly inspires audiences of entrepreneurs, change makers, and thought leaders at some of the most prestigious conferences and seminars around the world, including Abundance 360, A-fest, and Freedom Fast Lane. Tom has also been a guest on the Tony Robbins podcast and The School of Greatness podcast and has been featured in Forbes, Inc., Success, and The Huffington Post. Tom is currently on the Innovation Board of the XPRIZE Foundation. Find out more about Tom at: Impact Theory Twitter Instagram The Power of Myth See the Show Notes:jeremyryanslate.com/767 Sponsors:Gusto: This episode is sponsored by Gusto. Run your payroll the easy way, the same way we do at Command Your Brand. You'll get a. $100 Amazon Gift Card just for running your first payroll! http://www.jeremyryanslate.com/gusto Audible: Get a free 30 day free trial and 1 free audiobook from thousands of available books. Right now I'm reading "Near Dark,"by Brad Thor http://www.jeremyryanslate.com/book

When his kids fall asleep and he has an hour to spare, Ryan “Dialer” Moran has been calling people on Instagram after posting for them to submit their recent business challenges. Today's clips are aimed at giving you more freedom and permission to go out and get more buyers — a subject that was tackled in some of Ryan's more recent calls — and guess what, it should be natural easy and fun!   Mentioned in this episode   Want to get to 7 figures? Capitalism.com/Brand Want to grow past 7 figures? Capitalism.com/Backroom   The Modern Cowboy | Dr. Dan Hillenbrand Cheryl Gallagher   Keep in touch   Instagram | @RyanDanielMoran

Can you have it all? Ryan and Chase met through their personal trainer, he currently works for a private equity group and he loves it, but he wants more…   How do you break out of golden handcuffs? Tune in to hear Ryan guide Chase towards finding out what he could do, one episode at a time, to bring meaning to his and other people's lives.   Mentioned in this episode   Chase Slepak Nithanial Decker Boylan Bottling Company

Today is a chat with a listener who runs an Instagram page with 300k follower and wonders if he can turn this into his full time job. Ryan believes he can turn this into a 100k a year business in 24 hours.   How much are your followers really worth? Reighan is thinking of selling and has some resistance to Ryan's ideas, so there is a push and pull to find his best-fit solution, but more importantly, his first step.   Mentioned in this episode   @TheTravellingNomads on Instagram

Listen to this episode before throwing your money at any and all influencers you can find! There is a wrong and right way to do influencer marketing.   Are you thinking of adding influencer marketing to your strategy? Max Kerwick welcomes influencers Lauren Fisher and Rasmus Andersen to talk about their side of a marketing relationship and share critical dos and don'ts of this kind of advertising channel.   Mentioned in this episode Lauren Fisher Rasmus Andersen

Tune in for a QA with Ryan and Sylvia, long time listener and entrepreneur who lists off a slew of free resources that she and her husband used to launch and scale their business to 7 figures.   Operationally, how do you get big game influencers on board? Ryan answers some questions she has for moving into the next phase and offers advice — one of them has Sylvia scared — to further her brand and grow her sales.   Mentioned in this episode   JP Sears Brian Lee Want to be on the show? It's open to all for a limited time, visit: Capitalism.com/FFLpodcast Challenge yourself, launch your first business! Capitalism.com/Brand

Do you have a million project ideas but no projects? Chances are you're standing in your own way. John is stuck and looking for guidance on a side project he has been toying with for 15-20 years!   Ryan identifies the issues John is struggling with, and kicks down 3-4 doors for him to just walk through! Tune in to get a quick push off the cliff alongside John — just start.   Mentioned in this episode   Want to be on the show? It's open to all for a limited time, visit: Capitalism.com/FFLpodcast Challenge yourself, launch your first business! Capitalism.com/Brand

Long time listener Steve Hutchings has been running his popular extreme sports blog since 2010. He's been looking to turn it into a business but isn't getting the traction he was hoping.   Have you been sitting on an idea? Ryan helps Steve see some golden opportunities he was blind to and shares tips on how to build   Mentioned in this episode   Want to be on the show? It's open to all for a limited time, visit: Capitalism.com/FFLpodcast Challenge yourself, launch your first business! Capitalism.com/Brand Abenakiextreme.com Upgradedpoints.com

Nick has tried a few things, and is investing a lot of time in PPC and optimization, but his sales are now stagnant and have gone down since launch. Ryan helps Nick clear up what it is he loves about his business and how he can do more of it!   Are you about to throw in the towel on your budding brand and switch your focus? Ryan shares insight on discontinuation, actionable tips on where and how to gather intel on your customer base and who NOT to listen to if you're trying to build a business.

Ryan is joined by Omar — who runs Margin Business, an Amazon optimization agency — to talk about finding and hiring that anchor employee, the one who frees you up to build your business rather than work in it.   How do you hire for a role that hasn't been systematized? Ryan shares the 3 most important characteristics that this person needs to have. He also highlights the critical steps to getting organised for that first hire to work out.   Mentioned in this episode   Marginbusiness.com Turnkey Product Management Outstanding Foods

Bradley comes on the Freedom Fastlane podcast to have permission to get unstuck.   Today, Ryan gives advice he rarely gives, and he coaxes Bradley into realizing you know what you want, even when you think you don't know! Also, how to best use your social media when you're an introvert.   Mentioned in this episode   Black Rifle Coffee Mizzen+Maines

Douglas retired from his family business in 2011. He battled burnout and depression and has been dabbling in longevity meetups. He is looking for involvement.   Ryan helps him see how he's already filling a niche — he looks good at 67! Now he needs to start, Ryan breaks down what he should do.   Mentioned in this episode   FlynnCon   Ray Kurzweil — The Age of Spiritual Machines   Meetup   Peter Attia

Today Ryan talks to Kei Nishida — Author and founder and CEO of JapanesGreenTeaIn.com — a business for which he'd like to acquire more customers and see their sales increase.   Blog traffic is working, email channels are working and event presence is working… how do you increase scale speed? Ryan offer tips from ramping up content writing to using the attention you're already getting to your advantage.

Jason Franciosa — long time follower of Capitalism.Com as well as Co-Founder and CEO of Element 26 — joins the show to ask Ryan some questions on how to go from $50k a month to the $100k a month mark.   Tune in to hear Ryan's tips on not skipping steps when planning ahead, how best to communicate with customers, better ways to build audiences and finding the magic-making team member.

Former pitcher for the Cleveland Indians Nick Hagadone joins the podcast today — a dream comes true today for Ryan and a great learning opportunity for listeners to find out what tips Ryan had for the ex-MLB star to maximise his businesses returns.   Are you looking for some pointers on how to how to craft a launch plan? What about things you should do to get daily sales? Sit-in on this star-struck interview.

Marianna's interest in blogging began in 2014 and eventually led her to start The Collective Mill a resource that helps women launch their own blog.   After her email list grew from 500 to 17 000 on it's own, she is looking for guidance from Ryan on how to monetize her website with her course. His advice is not what she thought, listen in to what Ryan thinks her next moves really should be.

Wendy has been really very busy working on getting her business where she wants it to be, but she isn't seeing the needle move. “Do you want a testimonial? You just changed my life!” find out what Ryan told Wendy Kim during this exclusive in-person one-on-one.

This episode is straight from Flynn Con in San Diego put on by Pat Flynn of the Smart Passive Income podcast. We set up a Capitalism.com advice booth and waited to see who would walk over and sign up to sit down. An attendee named Jessica Dhillon came by, having never heard of Ryan Daniel Moran or Capitalism.com before, and she asked about the direction she should go with her new podcast - The Smart Franchisee. In her show directed at entrepreneurs and 9-5ers who want to buy a franchise, she gives the real story about what it's really like and what you need to know before buying a franchise. However, she worries about being too blunt, making enemies, or being too controversial. On this episode of Freedom Fast Lane, Ryan shares his thoughts about all this...

Today, Ryan and Khierstyn Ross discuss how most entreprepreneurs go about building their business backwards, rethinking the Hero's Journey and using crowdfunding to launch brands.   Have you ever wondered what the next big thing will be? Ryan shares his prediction on the next big opportunity and how to tap into it.   Key Takeaways [1:21] KRoss awkwardly introduces Ryan Daniel Moran in a nutshell and lays out what she'd like to ask during this interview.   Spoiled physical products people [4:17] The gravy train of sales Amazon created has enabled entrepreneurs to go at physical products backwards. It should all start with the audience.   What or who? [6:17] Ryan has ownership in 5 brands and is active in 3, WHAT you sell is important, but WHO you sell two trumps that by miles — let's say a 20% to 80% ratio!   Identifying good brands [8:17] for Ryan, it's all about audience, there is no other litmus test factor — they will tell you what they want from you and you can act accordingly.   7 times harder to get a new customer [10:07] most physical products people don't talk about return customers, followup, backend, upsells, customer experience — they miss 80% of the scale that is possible!   Have you found an audience? [11:30] An audience worth the name has to be in your control (not Amazon, Kickstarter, Shopify, etc.) look for email lists, social media platforms.   Now the Amazons of this world are great R&D labs!   Mat or Yogi first? [12:51] Ryan's first physical product was a mat and as soon as he placed the order he decided he had 6 weeks to build the audience for it. You have to manufacture your own demand.   The question you need to ask is: who is the person buying this?   Braingasm [15:33] identify who your core customer is — Ryan shares a story from one of his workshops.   Right person wrong product [17:00] Ryan shares his personal experience with having the right person and offering the wrong product.   Counterfeiting is par for the course [19:35] China isn't the biggest culprit here: entrepreneurs looking for short term gains are. Tom Bilyeu shares this insight with Ryan a few years back:   1. When you launch, you have 18 months (less on the Internet) before people begin to copy you. 2. Innovate. Always.   Systems for scale [24:08] it really is always about the customer. Always. Ryan's system for new products is asking his audience! Send out surveys, call superfans (yes, pick up the phone.)   Reimagine the archetypal Hero's Journey: your business is the mentor and your customer is the hero. You are not the hero — you are here to remove obstacles from the hero's journey!   Beta testing [27:34] develop a minimal viable product (a few hundred) sell them to your list, on kickstarter or even give them away then ask for feedback and innovate from there.   Thinking through the goal [28:40] a product launch is great to start a business, but not as a recurring revenue machine — what is it that you are hoping to kickstart? What are your products 3, 4 and 5.   Partnering with influencers [32:35] Ryan shares what he believes the next big opportunity for physical products brands is, and how to tap into it.   Thanks for listening, and get in touch with Ryan on Instagram @ryandanielmoran   Capitalism.com/8

You want to start on Amazon, but you don't know where? Or how? Or with what? Ryan helps you find the sweet spot and one sweet offer.   Key Takeaways   So, what are you selling? [:38] Ryan breaks down 3 criteria for choosing your first product — he advises you do them all together.   Criteria 1 [1:34] Focus on really big markets. Niche products and smaller markets will only ever provide small profits.   Secret [2:58] Big brands are crumbling… They can't release products fast enough.   Criteria 2 [4:00] Choose products that you can differentiate.   Criteria 3 [7:39] Before you choose your first product, choose your second and third products because:   3 to 5 products x 25 sales a day x 30 dollar price point = Million dollar business   It's an insurance for the medium term and a faster route to profitability.   Now I have to pick 3? [9:37] Pick a person, someone you are targeting or marketing to: do they have 3 to 5 things that they buy on a regular basis?   Make a decision [10:21] You can let the Million Dollar Brands training break this down step by step for you for free.   Thanks for listening and get in touch with Ryan on Instagram @ryandanielmoran

Ryan shares how to get customers and then get them to buy from you, even when humans convert and buy more on a one to one basis,   This is an excerpt from a keynote Ryan gave at Seller Con in which he shares the tactics of converting.   Key Takeaways   Building an audience [1:40] for the next 18 to 24 months from this keynote, the organic reach is on Instagram.   1. Document the growth of your business — document everything, publicly. 2. Spend 10$ a day on ads to get followers. 3. Reach out to everyone who follows you or comments and say: “Thank you!” 4. Send your following to a first-in-line group. 5. Post every review, every piece of love, photos, all of it where you are documenting your journey. 2 types of audiences [3:17] Ryan presses pause on himself and breaks down the types of audiences and people usually only focus on one... 1. Awareness — audience for content. 2. Conversion — audience for purchase. He explains how to profit from mixing those two types of audience you build, and it all boils down to one on one interaction. Audience is the key to rapid growth. Thanks for listening and get in touch with Ryan on Instagram @ryandanielmoran

Keep your profit margins high, sell more and remain cool! Because your products don't have to be the best or look the best in order to be considered premium.   Do you think that if you are selling the same thing as everyone else, the only way to compete is on price or reviews? NOPE!   Tune in for Ryan's 3 lessons, 2 bonus lessons and one secret secret lesson.   Key Takeaways [1:05] Ryan once paid someone to dress him — you can see the results on cardboard Ryan: have you ever seen someone who looks more like a dad!   [2:52] Ryan shares the story of a Sheer Strength competitor who was outselling them on one product 2 to 1, even when they were higher priced and lower quality.   Lesson 1 [5:40] Branding — and pricing — is all about who you target and how your product is specifically for them.   Lesson 2 [8:35] By making the decision to be a higher price brand, you force yourself to target a different class of person, then match the experience and branding to the price you want to command!   Ryan lays out the Glenlivet/Glenfiddich conundrum… There is a perception of value and quality in price!   Bonus Lesson 0.1 [:] Influencers are not spokespeople! Influencers recommend products and depending on their level of authority and actual influence in your product niche, garner sales results — spokespeople are famous people paid to endorse a product they may or may not use or even relate to.   Lesson 3 [12:54] The only reason you should ever lower your price is to get your customers to buy your other products — a lost leader of sorts — but your other products need to be high margin products.   Ryan makes his argument byway of the essential oil diffuser as a gateway into a lucrative market.   [23:00] Don't just sell a product, sell to a person — it's the only way you can build a line of products and expand your offer and raise your margins.   Bonus Lesson 0.2 [23:54] the way you can have control over your margins is if you are seen as the only solution to a problem — a monopoly of sorts.   Ryan pitches essential oils for cats as an example of a people-oriented niche to exploit.   [27:38] If you don't know who your person is, you have 2 options: 1. Ask the people already buying your product: why? 2. Choose yourself as an avatar customer! [31:06] Wrapping up, if you've found value in this let Ryan know in the comments! Oh! Secret, secret bonus lesson 0.3 [31:52] you can have multiple brands that sell the same product and the only difference is the person you are targeting! Thanks for listening!

How would your business be different if you weren't thinking about what you can get out of it but rather what you can create?   Ryan explains how that subtle shift can multiply your returns!   Key Takeaways [1:27] Frame the question differently! [2:50] The universe rewards creators a lot more than it does selfish gains. [3:18] Ryan has gotten really good at helping materialise creativity — no one can materialise money for you though. [3:43] The paradox: we expect to be the best at everything and be better than everyone, but we need each other in order to be the best at anything! [4:38] When you come together you compound your skills and compound the results — it's what all business relationships should be. [5:33] Find people you like to do something you think matters, if not then what's the point!?   Mentioned in this episode 8-figures workshop events: Capitalism.com/8   Tweetables “It could all go belly up, but at least you did something that you felt was meaningful with people that you liked!” — Ryan Daniel Moran

Ryan outlines 3 easy things you can do to ensure productivity when you work from home: because working from home means you never ever escape work?   Do you ever get lost in the sauce? If so, listen in to this quick episode.   Key Takeaways [1:21] Because working from home becomes your very personal work-prison, we tend to use little distractions to try to escape… Tidying, snacking, taking breaks, etc.   Here are three easy things you can do to ensure better productivity.   1. Plan [2:23] First thing in the morning, if nothing else, PUT YOUR PHONE AWAY and map out the most important thing for the coming day.   2. Workspace [4:04] it doesn't need to be an office, it can be an area or a desk, just make it about work. Shut the world off.   3. Get out [5:44] Get the hell out. When we don't have outside stimuli, our brains find problems to create.   Don't let your own thoughts attack you. And don't let your brain make your house a negative space.   [7:55] If you work from home, you have a special set of challenges and opportunities. Live life on your own terms!   If you try these tips, share your comments below the video!   Mentioned in this episode 8-figures workshop events: Capitalism.com/8

Today's episode features a behind the scenes segment from a recent 8-figures workshop held at Ryan Daniel Moran's lakehouse.   Ryan explains the 3 types of managers you business needs and the formula to go from 100k a month to a million. Are you looking for your 8-figure exit? It will require you to make the transition from hustler to entrepreneur.   Key Takeaways [2:40] Your audience is already generating content for you.   [5:02] Making a business requires a product that you can convince people is better than the alternatives 1. Have your product down 2. Get your sales optimized and get reviews 3. Put your reviews up as content [7:36] So you have the business 1-2-3 and you want to push further, go from 100k a month to a million… How do you do that? You deepen the product line... How do you do that? Figure out what your customers buy after your product... How do you do that? ASK THEM. [10:44] The million $ formula is 3-5 products at 25 sales a day and there is a reason behind this: in order to sell 3 products, you have to know who the buyer is. Really well. [11:33] Audience building and an ideal customer avatar is about helping you make decisions, and decision drive progress. [11:56] Focusing on Shopify is great as a way to optimize your sales channel, but it won't be a multiplier. Your focus as an entrepreneur should be in building your business, your product line. Or else you're just a sales channel manager. [14:03] Building a good business requires 3 types of managers: 1. Ideas manager — inventor 2. Distribution manager — influencer 3. Sales manager — channel manager Being a business owner means you have all three, you don't have to be good at all three but your business does. Mentioned in this episode 8-figures workshop events: Capitalism.com/8

Reinvesting dividends! It sounds boring.   Just wait ‘till you see the compounding cash flow numbers on this strategy, you'll understand why it's the only reason Ryan cares about dividend paying stocks at all.   Are you looking for an investment workhorse that will build a nest egg for your future? Pick up a good habit and put 10% of your earnings into this long term strategy.   Key Takeaways [2:55] Ryan starts off by sharing his personal minimum criteria: a stock that pays a minimum of 4% and has raised its dividend every year for at least 10 years.   [5:35] As an example we'll use AT&T whose stock trades at about 40$ a share.   Let's buy a hypothetical 300$ worth at a 6% dividend a year for a measly 18$ a year.   [7:08] AT&T have raised their dividend for at least 10 years: let's posit a 10% annual raise. Y1 — 6% Y2 — 6.6% Y3 — 7.3% Y4 — 8% Y5 — 8.8% Y6 — 9.8% Over 10 years these numbers become really interesting.   [9:03] The next step is the dividend reinvestment plan: Y1 — 10 shares at 6% reinvested Y2 — 10.5 shares at 6.6% reinvested Y3 — 11 shares at 7.3% reinvested Y4 — 12 shares at 8% reinvested Y5 — You see where Ryan is going with this...   [11:35] There is a double compounding effect over time which means that at some point when you stop reinvesting, you still have cash flow, and you still own the underlying stock which means you can sell it, borrow against it, etc.   You liked this content? Comment, subscribe and share!

What if Ryan could show you 3 ways of never buying a house but reaping all of the benefits of real estate investment? Find out how! Key Takeaways [:24] At 9 years old, Ryan used to read a kind of consumer report publication for children called Zillions — he was not the popular kid in school — that's where he got his love of entrepreneurship, real estate and investing in general. [3:10] Initially, entrepreneurship was Ryan's way of making enough money to become a real estate investor so he started buying single family real estate as soon as he was able to afford to. After doing it, he can openly say that it's a mistake to do that if you are an entrepreneur. He explains why and moves on to what to do instead:   Go all in on your primary business and take your cash to put into passive income.   [8:00] The source of any income is never passive in and of itself, but it can be passive for you. Here are the three areas Ryan invests his own money: 1. Real Estate Investment Trust 2. Hard money lending 3. Real Estate Syndications and Funds As long as you're confident in the underlying business and people running that business. Braingasm [15:20] Buy stressed assets, take investor money, fix ‘em up, get the value high and take bank loans to pay back investors quickly! The Fastest route to freedom? Make your money in one specific business and invest the profits in an area you're confident in. You liked this content? Comment, subscribe and share! Tweetables “Money while you sleep is nice, but it doesn't really exist: there has to be a business behind the investment!” — Ryan Daniel Moran “Income can be passive for you but the source of it is never passive.” — Ryan Daniel Moran “I would never invest in a business where I didn't trust the people.” — Ryan Daniel Moran

For some reason, entrepreneurs seem to forget that mentorship is also a relationship like any other: you have to add value to it, or else you're just another askhole.   Tune in for a 3 step on how where you need to be and what you need to do to find and keep a good mentor.   Key Takeaways [:24] “Hey Ryan! will you mentor me?” No. [1:42] The one-on-one mentor/mentee relationship is very important — and just like any relationship — you have to make deposits in order to withdraw.   Here is what you need to do to find a mentor:   Right place [2:28] put yourself in a position to identify and meet the type of person you want to enter into a mentoring relationship with. Join communities, pay for masterminds, events and conferences!   Right person [3:50] identify the person who has built or done what you want to do, regardless of the area, marriage, business, fitness.   Right price [4:55] find the give! Find out what they want, what they don't have and give it to them.   [5:54] Human beings have a limited capacity for people who they can pay attention to. If you want a mentor to pay attention to you, you have to offer them value, and offer it to them strategically.   Comment, subscribe and share!

Today's episode is about daily routines, how they generate momentum and help drive you forward even when you aren't at your best.   Weather you have an established practice or are just starting out, tune in for some practical advice on how to structure your mornings and your days for a better chance at achieving your goals.   Key Takeaways [:27] Morning routines: they've become really popular and complicated, but don't get overwhelmed by other people's routines or try to reverse engineer their lives.   Take control of your own life, and be happier, wealthier and wiser, if you do nothing else, Ryan explains why you should stop this one thing and start this one other.   1. STOP THE PHONE [3:00] Be intentional about the use of your time from the moment you wake up. Don't put yourself in a position where you are reacting to what the world throws at you, there will never be time to build what you want and do what you want if you are constantly reacting to what other people say and do.   2. START JOURNALING [7:04] Journal about your goals. The practice suggested in the book The One Thing is a good starting point:   Take your life goal, put it on a timeline and break it down to what you need to do in 10 years, in 5, in 3, this year, in 3 months, in 2 weeks, and finally, today: what is the One Thing you should do today in service to that goal.   It will set the intent for your day and put you in a position of intention and control over your time, your goals and ultimately your life.   [9:52] If you only stop the phone and start journaling, you will have a leg up on everyone. But if you want to take it a step further, create a system that will accelerate your results: TRIBE 5   Time — how you spend it and who you spend it is your happiness. Relationships — every dollar you make will come from someone else. Income — sustaining your happiness. Body — ROI is really low when you're dead. Expansion — challenge your mind.   On a quarterly basis, set targets for each area of focus and determine the habits that are required to foster those goals. If you're just starting out, try these goals on for size:   T target: don't check your phone, decide on your intent for today. R target: connect with 2 non work related people per day. I target: accomplish your One Thing. B target: get a workout in before going online. E target: listen to a podcast, read, etc.   And finally, here is what a daily routine looks like with TRIBE 5: Wake up 1. Set your intent (don't look at your phone!) 2. Work out 3. Do your One Thing 4. Connect with 2 people 5. Read   At the end of the day, grade yourself on 5 without judgment. [22:50] If you are starting over or going through a really hard time, just do one of those things, never miss it and it will create momentum in your life and momentum creates success. Thank you for watching and let lkndflckjsndlfcjbasldvkjbadvjna Mentioned in this episode Craig Ballantyne Tim Ferris Aubrey Marcus The One thing Tribe 5

Today Ryan shares some tips on staying motivated, even when entrepreneurship becomes hard, lonely business. Tune in for 3 practical things you can do to keep yourself on track as well as some down-to-earth real life examples of how those practices helped Ryan through some tougher moments.   Key Takeaways [:28] Dopamine floods your brain when you start a new business, you are full of energy and drive, but it doesn't stay there long term so today is going to be about sustaining momentum.   [1:42] First things first, entrepreneurship is very hard and it will demand more of you than you could ever imagine. So it's virtually impossible to sustain momentum and stay motivated when you're building a business that you don't like or building it with someone you don't like, there's really no fixing that.   But if you do love your business, here are 3 practical things you can do to keep momentum (there's a bonus at the end, too!)   1. Focus on the people [3:39] Take the time to be plugged into the people giving you attention and money, or the people you want to serve. The way you get rich and the way you sustain momentum is giving. Quick tip: run a poll or survey to get feedback on your people ask them what you are doing that resonates with them. 2. Plug into a network [8:10] entrepreneurship is lonely, and you will need a community of people you can talk to about your difficulties, other entrepreneurs who will understand what you are going through. Join masterminds, online communities and build a list of people you can count on: every opportunity comes from others and having a network facilitates that. 3. Compare yourself [13:10] but only to yourself! Look at how you did today, and plan how to do better tomorrow. Ryan tries to be transparent about how it can suck so that people who do compare themselves to him can have a more holistic view, but be careful, not everyone does this. You can use other people's experience as models but won't be motivation, what will motivate you is your own growth. Bonus! Follow a plan [18:00] you will not always feel motivated and on the days when you don't feel good you will need to rely on that routine to drive you forward, Ryan uses Tribe 5. This will help you track if you've done what you were supposed to do today, and if not? It happens. We are motivated by progress so it's hard to follow a system and stay unmotivated for very long. Thank you for listening, and If you want more like this: subscribe to our channel. Mentioned in this episode Tribe 5

Freedom is not money, freedom is doing the things that make you happy. The purpose of money, the only reason money matters, is to sustain the life you want. If you want to be free, then you have to know what you want. But asking the questions that will lead you to figuring out what it is you want is a very hard job. Like Ryan did, most people will go after the money believing that once they have that, they can make a grab for freedom. The troublesome thing that happens when you do that though is that the money itself becomes the purpose, and your life has none. Ryan has boiled financial freedom into 5 steps to follow so tune in to learn the way — but do be careful, these steps need to happen in this exact order for the system not to break.   Key Takeaways   1. Decide [4:17]: you are absolutely required to decide, what you want your life to be like and be clear about it, don't make it someone else's life or belongings — don't covet. Decide what you want and pull it into the present. 2. Cut out [6:26]: you don't get without giving up, the universe requires you to make a trade to create the room for something new. Nowadays we have an overabundance of everything, but your primal brain doesn't like to cut things out, it only processes the immediate loss, not future gain. To counter that, you have to be very intentional about what you want (step 1) and start cutting out things that don't align (step 2) to give yourself space for step 3 because you don't get to expand until you have made the room for it. 3. Expand (you have just created the space!) [11:07]: what are you expanding into? New businesses, new relationships — we are the 5 people we spend the most time with — learning, reading, listening. But this expansion, in order to continue, will require you to keep giving up things, it's a positive feedback loop. What from the past will you decide to bring into the future. 4. Invest [13:13]: skip the short game and plan for long term results. Follow Ryan's Tribe 5 areas of long term investment Time, Relationships, Income, Expansion. 5. Give [15:52]: it sounds silly but it's true. You are never ever free if you are in a take, scam, hack or extort mentality. You need to find what you have to give be it money, time, knowledge, anything really, and invest it! People always want the hack but the only thing that creates financial freedom is you deciding that you want a different life, cutting out the things that are not in accordance with that life, expanding into new possibilities, investing for the long term and constantly giving. You want to build the life you want? To get happy? To be free of the game? That's how. Mentioned in this episode Intentional community Dan Sullivan Robert Kiyosaki Tribe 5

Ryan talks with James Altucher, a successful hedge fund manager, entrepreneur, bestselling author, venture capitalist, and podcaster. In this episode of the Freedom Fast Lane podcast, James shares how to achieve real freedom following four guiding principles for a healthy lifestyle, as well as the investment strategies he would have told his 20-year-old self to follow. Key Takeaways [2:46] James talks about where he started out. How after he sold his first company building websites for a lot of money, he figured “if I can make it there, I'll make it anywhere!”. He was wrong, he lost every penny. And then he was wrong several times again. [4:04] So what was the problem? Why was he having such wild success and such brutal failures? He explains how he set out to find and rectify the cause of this uneven keel and what he managed to distill from this research. The 4 pillars of health   1. Physical health [4:52] It's one of the most basic but most important aspect of overall health for high achievers. If you don't have the energy to get things done, they won't happen. Eat well, don't drink or do drugs, stay in shape. 2. Emotional health [5:12] You are the average of the people you surround yourself with, and life is short so be cut-throat about the people you love, value, and spend time with. 3. Creative health [6:40] You need to be creative everyday, if you wait for inspiration you're already too late. Write your ideas down, think about how to execute them. Do fun, unique, new and stimulating things. 4. Spiritual health [7:15] It's your fault, no matter what. If something negative happens, take ownership: improve, learn, evolve. Life goes on, so make sure it goes on the way you want it to and move forward. [8:26] If you are healthy and creatively doing things you love around people you love, you will automatically find things to sell, people to work with, businesses to build. Being a choice-ist [9:11] You make 10,000 choices a day from the most mundane to the most important. Most of them will be inconsequential or negative. Being a choice-ist means that that you aim to have the highest amount of the choices you do make in a day be ones that you enjoy making and care about. [10:21] How can you become more of a choice-ist in your own life: delegate the choices you don't like to make or are not knowledgeable enough to make, to trustworthy people. Setting up these systems may take time, but they will reward you in the end. [12:25] James shares some practical tips on increasing the quantity of enjoyable choices you need to make. Every experience should be a source of earning, what did you not like, what would you want to do more of. Focus on that, make decisions that will serve that goal. [14:00] Money is never the critical factor in freedom. James takes Elon Musk as an example to illustrate this point. “Elon Musk has to wake up at 5 a.m., run six companies, deal with spaceships blowing up, deal with government subsidies to run his solar panel business. He's making a big bet on the future of energy — a good bet, but a scary one nonetheless — and he's got to manage thousands of people from 5am to 10pm.” What might be good for Elon may not work for you! You need to think about the lifestyle you want and decide what will make you happy and fulfilled and make choices in your life accordingly. Investing [15:54] James shares advice he would have given his younger self on investment. 1. The Plus-Minus-Equal rule [16:27] PLUS: Find the people that are better than you and learn from them. Read, read, read, read: learn everything you can about investment and everything relating to it, history, related fields, people, etc. EQUAL: Find people at your own level that can constantly challenge you. You'll be surprised how fast you can evolve alongside a community of like-minded people. MINUS: If you really think you know something; teach it. It'll remind you of all the basics, and people just starting will ask questions that you might have overlooked. 2. You are the biggest stupid idiot ever [21:24] This alone has reduced James' chances of failure from 95% to 10%. Despite all that you've learned in step 1 you should never invest in anything thinking you are the smartest person in the room. You aren't. Look up at who is investing alongside you, do you trust them, do you look up to them, are they successful? Trust your “plusses” and talk to you “equals”. You can only bet on people. [29:50] James shares his endgame. Mentioned in this episode James Altucher Mike Massimino Jocko Willink Elon Musk Berkshire Hathaway Warren Buffett

In today's globalized yet isolated world, the pressure to perform, create and provide has fallen squarely on the individual, and the loss of community has exacerbated the weight of this task.   Ryan's last quarterly meeting turned into a profound philosophical realization on the importance of fostering partnership and a network of support for your team so that they can in turn derive purpose and growth from this communal journey.   Can the means, and the ends that justify them, be added unto you when there is no meaning behind any of it?

Ryan shares an insightful conversation from a recent 8 figure exit event he held at his home. Matthew Fichtner explains his perspective on the world as a veteran, and why he now sees that we are seeking military solutions for issues to which opportunity is a better answer. Tune in for a chat on creating safe spaces for people to build for themselves because the best thing you can provide hopeless people is opportunity to build for the future and building something without knowing what you want effectively translates to scaling unhappiness.

Who is Charles Crawford? The advertising ninja. Ryan Daniel Moran probes and prods at the best Facebook advertiser in the world, to find out, among other things, what it is that makes him the best. Charles is working for a billion dollar exit, but where does he derive meaning from? What's his mentality and what shaped it? Can he fail? Can you? Listen to this titan dissection.

Some people are natural born leader and some less so, but leadership is a skill and so it can be developed. In this episode of Freedom Fast Lane, Ryan Daniel Moran breaks down what you need to do. Tune in for a deeper understanding of what you have to practice to develop your own leadership. Own your own life, make decisions, set boundaries and communicate your expectations but above all of this: have a vision and cast it.

In this episode of Freedom Fast Lane, Ryan Daniel Moran talks about the habits you need to develop to help you in maximizing your life. Listen in to learn the 7 principles of freedom and how these can help you build better results for yourself and your business. Become a real capitalist: responsible, creative, generous, sagacious, coalescent, transparent, healthful.

In this episode of Freedom Fast Lane, Ryan Daniel Moran talks about the idea of freedom and how that notion can literally change all aspects of your life. Tune in to gain practical tools to figure out what your compelling future is, and why knowing what you want to be free to do is just as important as being free of the things you don't want to do. Find meaning in this new world where the “hunting/getting of meat” is less and less what we biologically understood it to be.

Todd is growing a business selling skincare products online. He wants to reach a bigger audience, learn how to target his buyers, and build a brand with organic growth. But first Freedom Fast Lane host Ryan Daniel Moran has some deep personal questions for Todd before he'll give his advice.

In this episode of Freedom Fast Lane Capitalism.com founder Ryan Moran covers the 2 steps necessary to achieve financial freedom. 1.) Build a business 2.) Invest the profits Ryan goes into detail about how he achieved financial freedom and you can too with the right plan.

Freedom Fast Lane began back in 2013. Ryan Daniel Moran ran it for over 5 years and then retired the show after completing the goal of finding personal financial freedom for life. After a few exits from physical products brands (the latest of which was for over 8-figures in cash) and some well placed investments the journey was over.  Now on the Capitalism.com Podcast Network Ryan is bringing Freedom Fast Lane to discuss building businesses and investing the profits after all he has learned.

Acquiring a business can help you bypass the time spent on building a business from scratch. But what happens when you acquire business which hasn't been reaching its full potential? How do you change it into something which makes you money without you needing to spend all of your time on it? Shakil Prasla buys online companies for as little money as possible, sits in the owner's seat, and delegates systems and processes to a manager. This has allowed him to purchase eight different online businesses, all of which he has turned into profitable enterprises which makes him money while he has little involvement. In this episode of The One Percent (one of Ryan's most downloaded Freedom Fast Lane episodes) Shakil explains how his business model works, how he acquires new companies, and the process he takes to make his income passive. Key takeaways: - How to pick profitable products for a long-term investment - Finding good people for a successful online business - Spotting growth potential in companies you're interested in acquiring 

Today marks the first official show of The One Percent. In this episode I talk about searching for greater meaning outside of just being successful in business. I tracked my progress as an entrepreneur for 5 years under Freedom Fast Lane but this is the show for the One Percent bold enough create change, pursue wealth, find freedom, take control of their health, and reach their full potential. I am an entrepreneur, investor, a father, and a skeptic who is on a journey to meet the world's highest achievers - those who live in the one percent of all aspects of life.

This is the show for the One Percent bold enough create change, pursue wealth, find freedom, take control of their health, and reach their full potential. My name is Ryan Daniel Moran and I am an entrepreneur, investor, a father, and a skeptic who is on a journey to meet the world's highest achievers - those who live in the one percent of all aspects of life. In this episode I talk about leaving behind Freedom Fast Lane after 5 years of podcasting so that I could start thinking bigger and move forward with The One Percent and growing the Capitalism.com media empire.