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After a tumultuous few weeks in the UK after the budget announcement, Steven and Luke welcome back seasoned investor Minesh who is selling up everything in the country and reinvesting in the UAE. The guys discuss what the new Labour government's budget means for local and overseas landlords, and which way they think the economic winds are now blowing. You'll need a cup of tea for this one.Love our podcast? Got feedback? send us a text message.Your Q3 market reports by community

As the other half of our dynamic duo takes a well deserved break, Steven uncovers some real estate truths with his long-time client and former UK resident Minesh.It's an interesting chat as the two discuss the benefits of investing in Dubai's off plan properties, the cost of living in the emirate compared to London, and the challenges and rewards of living in a different culture. Key advice from a real estate expert AND a long term expat? Yes, please.Love our podcast? Got feedback? send us a text message.Your Ultimate 2024 Dubai Real Estate Investment Guide

In this episode, Berks & Bucks FA's Referee Training Officer, Minesh Gupta, and Referee Development Officer, Adam Parry meet to discuss the importance of Referee Development.Minesh and Adam discuss their roles and responsibilities within the BBFA Referee Workforce. They share their journeys in the game so far, including their challenges and successes and discuss how they want to help Referees at all levels.For more information about grassroots football refereeing in Berks & Bucks, please visit www.berks-bucksfa.com/referees Music by Darren Fellerdale.

In this episode, Berks & Bucks FA's Referee Training Officer, Minesh Gupta, is joined by grassroots Referees; Carol John, Imogen Hooper, Rachel Thomas and Women's Super League Match Official, Grace Lowe to discuss the importance of female Referees in the game.Together with Minesh, the group discusses the importance of female referees in the game, the female refereeing pathway and highlights the support available to help people progress. Our guests also provide fascinating insights into their journeys in the game, including individual challenges and highlights and sharing top tips for up-and-coming Referees.For more information about grassroots football refereeing in Berks & Bucks, please visit www.berks-bucksfa.com/referees Music by Darren Fellerdale.

In this episode, Berks & Bucks FA's Referee Training Officer, Minesh Gupta, is joined by young officials from across the county to discuss the importance of young people in refereeing.Together with Minesh, Samuel Palmer, Amitrajit Manna, Imogen Hooper and Manny Chandwani highlight the power of the youth voice in refereeing and discuss what help and support is available to all Referees in Berks & Bucks.Our guests also provide fascinating insights into their journeys in the game, including individual challenges and highlights and sharing top tips for up-and-coming Referees from all backgrounds.For more information about grassroots football refereeing in Berks & Bucks, please visit www.berks-bucksfa.com/referees Music by Darren Fellerdale.

In the first episode of The Grassroots Football Referee, Berks & Bucks FA's Referee Training Officer, Minesh Gupta, is joined by PGMOL Assistant Referee, Akil Howson and Grassroots Referees Richard Blackwood, Coral John and Gifford Manyange to discuss the importance of Black History Month in refereeing. They also discuss individual challenges & highlights and share their top tips for up-and-coming referees from all backgrounds.For more information about grassroots football refereeing in Berks & Bucks, please visit www.berks-bucksfa.com/referees Music by Darren Fellerdale.

Meet Minesh Patel, CEO of Eczema Honey and Nigel Thomas, CEO of Alpha InboundEczema Honey is a skincare solution brand for people suffering eczema and sensitive skin. Alpha inbound is a digital marketing agency that specializes in health & wellness brands.In this episode,  we dive into the relationship between brands and agencies, pitching to Walmart, and navigating the transition from DTC to Omnichannel. TopicsMinesh & Nigel's founder storiesBrand x agency relationshipsPitching to WalmartPreparing for retailMerchandisingOmnichannel marketingTakeawaysThe best products are born of personal painThe best agency relationship comes from a passion for your product and family-like closenessBringing your agency to a pitch is a winning play - shows the retailer how dedicated you are and it's great intel for the agency to build and optimize campaignsOmnichannel is meeting your customers where they are or want to shopPut your best selling products forward when moving into retail, but customize the assortment to the retailer, i.e. a $30 cream will sell in Ulta Beauty not WalmartIf you are launching multiple products, try to have a “brand shop” display with all of your products merchandised together, so they don't get lost between other products. New brands should check out the Walmart Start brand accelerator Big retailers love brand with digital savvy because they can mobile digital audiences to storesTalking to local store managers about the questions customers ask can help you build great customer journeys that drive online social media grazers to storesWhen moving into retail, brand awareness becomes very important; people won't grab you off the shelf if they don't know youGetting into Walmart is the easy part, getting sales volume up and staying there is the hard partPlease let us know your thoughts about the episode!Where to find Minesh Patel:Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mineshdpatel/​Website: https://eczemahoneyco.com/Where to find Nigel Thomas:LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/nigelthomas-ai/Website: https://www.alphainbound.com/Where to find Kait Stephens:Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kait-margraf-stephens/Website: www.brij.it SUBSCRIBE TO THE OMNICHANNEL MARKETERwww.theomnichannelmarketer.com

The dynamic due of Imi and Minesh join me to discuss the launch of their new course 'Aesthetic Prosthetic' The course acts as a great introduction to implant restoration as well as improving your lab communcation acroess your indirect workflows  

For Episode 145 of the Wealth On Any Income Podcast, Rennie is joined by Minesh Baxi. Having been born into a poor family in India, Minesh came to the USA, working in the IT industry. He then transitioned to becoming a business and financial coach. Today, he helps families master the basics of money and business so they can enjoy a great life.Minesh has published over 10 books, including Million Dollar Team Secrets and The Secret To Rich and Rewarding Relationships at Work and Home. He currently lives in Florida, with his wife and two children, who he home-schooled.Are you ready to master the basics of money and business?In this episode, Rennie and Minesh cover:02:25 Minesh shares his journey from coming to the US from India and becoming a business and financial coach by betting on himself.05:13 Why Minesh feels it is crucial to have someone willing to confront you and support you in your goals in order for you to take action.06:47 Minesh encourages you to take action and reach out to someone like himself or Rennie to help you take the steps to make progress.08:36 The charities and not-for-profits that are most important to Minesh, are anything involving individual freedom and how he supports them. 10:07 An example of a family that Minesh supported to ensure that they had financial choice and security during a difficult time.15:18 The two questions Minesh suggests that we ask ourselves. 16:02 How you can get in touch with Minesh – by calling him at 248-866-0063 and he will send you a free copy of his 30-minute video.18:31 With 78% of people living paycheck to paycheck how Minesh is looking to support you to remove that stress from your life.“There is something about changing behavior, that unless you are willing to meet somebody, talk to somebody and that person is going to actually help you go through that process, there is nothing which is going to really change in your life… If you are somebody who's watching this, listening to this, please reach out to somebody like me or Rennie, who is going to actually help you take the steps without actually making you feel judged and anything like that, so that you can make the progress. Because 78% of people live paycheck to paycheck.” – Minesh BaxiTo contact Minesh and get a free copy of his 30-minute video call him at 248-866-0063 or visit https://www.ucanwin.com/To learn more about Minesh visit his website at https://mbaxi.com/If you'd like to know how books, movies, and society programs you to be poor, and what the cure is visit wealthonanyincome.com/tedx. You'll hear Rennie's TEDx talk and can request a free 27-page Roadmap to Complete Financial Choice® and receive a weekly email with tips, techniques, or inspiration around your business or money. AND if you'd like to see how you can increase your wealth and donate to the causes that touch your heart. Please check out our affordable program ‘Wealth with Purpose'.Rennie's Books and Programshttps://wealthonanyincome.com/books/Wealth with Purpose:https://wealthonanyincome.com/wealthwithpurposeRennie's 9 Days to Financial Freedom program:https://wealthonanyincome.com/programsConnect with Rennie Websites:WealthOnAnyIncome.comRennieGabriel.comEmail: Rennie@WealthOnAnyIncome.comLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/renniegabriel/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/WealthOnAnyIncome/Twitter: https://twitter.com/RennieGabrielYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCdIkYMOuvzHQqVXe4e_L8PgInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/wealthonanyincome/

This episode I'm talking with Minesh Solanki, entrepreneur and father of two. Minesh has a passion for learning and development, always aiming to become a better person for those around him. In this episode we talk about optimising progress on a health and fitness journey, and some of the ups and downs people often encounter. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/ufitradio/message

In today's episode Adrian Lawrence talks about how FD Capital Recruitment have gone from strength to Strength in the London senior finance recruitment market and the success we have enjoyed podcasting. We now have a new Podcast channel which can be found on our own website. FD Capital's in house Podcast. We plan to run this alongside our other successful channels which include Anchor.fm and Buzzsprout. Our new channel already features on some of the top Podcasting Platforms including Apple Podcasts. The FD Capital Recruitment team are having considerable success at the moment, and Minesh and his team are building up a first class reputation for the business as one of London's leading senior finance boutique recruiters.

“Can't” was the word that rang in Minesh's head for 2 years before he decided to join RNT. As an active father with a demanding job, he felt he had no room for anything else in life. But then after a day of excess, he found his foot swollen with gout. It was the last straw. As a man in his mid 30s, he felt his body was deteriorating. And he knew he needed to make a change, so joined RNT. Fast forward a year, Minesh's life has completely transformed. He's lost 30kg, but this goes beyond the physical, and in this episode, we're going to dive into how he achieved such a remarkable change.   Time Stamps   00:10 - Combination of factors to wanting to make a change  02:20 - Trigger moment  03:30 - Took 6 months to get the ball rolling  05:55 - Transforming is like learning to drive a car 08:34 - Minesh's ‘Why'  09:30 - RNT opens up avenues in different realms 12:11 - I'm always asking new questions  13:44 - You have to make the time 16:44 - Adapting to the nutrition strategy  19:58 - Following the programme while travelling 22:01 - Minesh had never weight trained before  24:04 - Now addicted to training 25 :40 - The Grind 29:17 - Strength gains after hitting Checkpoint 30:31 - Mindset shift to stay on the path after Checkpoint  33:07 - Hope to inspire friends and family  35:06 - Hitting PRs regularly in the gym  36:56 - How has the physical been the vehicle 38:42 - Advice to new RNTers  41:22 - How to deal with positive and negative reactions from people    Book A Call To Start Your Journey!   Thanks so much for listening! If you like this episode, please subscribe to “RNT Fitness Radio” and rate and review wherever you get your podcasts:     Apple Podcasts   Stitcher iHeart Radio Spotify   For any podcast suggestions, or if you'd like to get in touch, please do so on podcast@rntfitness.com here. We'd love to hear from you!    I'm very excited and proud to announce we've developed a brand new partnership with one of the world's leading premium supplement brands, Optimum Nutrition, where they'll be helping support our RNT members, and listeners of this podcast, on their journey of health, fitness and total transformation. With the world's #1 best-selling protein powder in their range, and a growing plant-based range, you can now use the code RNT20 to get 20% off in their US and UK stores. My personal favourite are their plant-based protein bars. I've literally done a 180 on protein bars since discovering these, and these were a game changer during my recent long stints in Bali and the US!   Resources:   Take the Transformation Quiz Our Book: Transform Your Body, Transform Your Life      Follow RNT Fitness:    Website Facebook Instagram YouTube Email   Follow Akash:   Facebook Instagram LinkedIn

In today's episode Adrian Lawrence talks about the exciting news that Minesh Parmar has joined FD Capital as our CEO. FD Capital Welcomes Minesh Parmar as Chief Executive London, September 2022 | FD Capital continues the next phase of its global expansion by welcoming Minesh Parmar as Chief Executive. Mr Parmar has previously served as a Non-Executive Board Member of FD Capital since 2020 before stepping up to the role of Chief Executive. Mr Parmar is the latest addition to FD Capital's senior leadership team, alongside Abby Langstaff, who joins as Managing Partner. Their global experience will enable FD Capital's expansion as it recruits for an increasing number of remote working opportunities with companies based in the UK and beyond. The niche recruitment agency has made a name for itself with its talent pool of part-time, full-time, and interim financial executives with experience working with PE houses and within the technology industry. Mr Parmar has an extensive portfolio of experience within the financial recruitment industry. He has recently launched, Reporting Accounts as a business credit report tool for businesses. His CV focuses primarily on working within the UK as a Managing Consultant at Michael Page and a Senior Recruitment Consultant at Robert Half. Mr Parmar has also held senior position in the Middle East, he is bringing his commercial awareness and focus on client relationship management to FD Capital. The addition of Mr Parmar to the company's c-suite leadership team will enable FD Capital to expand its presence in the Midlands as the leading financial recruitment agency for CFOs, FDs, and financial executives. Currently based in the UAE, Mr Parmar will work alongside the company's leadership team to turbo-charge its global expansion as it begins to work with clients outside the UK. Adrian Lawrence, Director of FD Capital, welcomes Minesh Parmar to the company's leadership team and thanks him for his service as a Non-Executive Board Member. Read more about this news story here - Minesh Parmar joins FD Capital. About FD Capital: FD Capital is a boutique financial recruitment agency based in London that operates throughout the UK. It connects start-ups and businesses with senior financial professionals with experience working with PLCs, venture capitalists, and fundraising. FD Capital recruits financial professionals at all levels with a tailored approach for each client, including CFOs and Financial Directors. The company is launching a team of international FD and CFOs to work on a part-time, full-time, and interim basis with companies outside the UK. You can find out more about FD Capital and its team at www.fdcapital.co.uk.

A conversation with Minesh Patel, Vice President of Product Management and Engineering for Charles Industries. Minesh has been with Charles Industries for 16 years. We talk about his work in their facilities expansion into Nogales, Mexico, and how, in a short time, is already becoming successful. We talk about how the relationships with their sister divisions in the RFOB group have helped him and his team better understand the industry and opened up tremendous potential opportunities in edge computing and EV charging. We talk about how he started at Charles Industries years ago and how the acquisition by Amphenol was almost exactly how it was described to him beforehand. We talk about being born in India, moving to the Chicago area when he was a young boy, and now having many family members who've moved there. We talk about the 1990's Chicago Bulls, and we discuss his desert island album, book, and movie. This is The Interface. Hosted by Chris Cappello. Music by Square Seed. For The Interface podcast guest inquiries and suggestions: send an email to ccappello@amphenol-aao.com or LinkedIn message to https://www.linkedin.com/in/cjcappello.

In today's episode Adrian Lawrence talks about the exciting appointment of Abby Langstaff as Managing Partner of FD Capital. Abby has been an entrepreneur herself, forming her own agency and knows what it is to be a founder herself. She will be working closely with Minesh our CEO to take the business to the next level. Based in Dubai she will be driving our push into the Asia market as well as supporting clients and the team out of London. To learn more about Abby's appointment please read our press release in full, which can be found here. Visit our website at https://www.fdcapital.co.uk

Although each procurement professional and team does the best they can under the circumstances they are handed, all industries and companies are subject to global megatrends… and they never stop evolving. From where low cost labor is located to how the “fast fashion” industry is managed, the rate of change is accelerating - and having implications worldwide.   In this episode of The Sourcing Hero podcast, Host Kelly Barner welcomes Minesh Pore. Minesh has over two decades worth of experience leading multinational organizations in Intraprenuership, corporate transformation, business development, and strategic planning. Today, he is getting the opportunity to put all of that to work as the Founder and CEO of BuyHive.    In this conversation, Minesh talks about the macrotrends he is watching and how he thinks they will affect how all of us work in the future: How the rise of third party platforms and service providers may change procurement's opportunity to create value The impact that continued remote working and freelancing may have on procurement talent and staffing The advantages associated with all corporate functions breaking out of their comfortable silos and having the opportunity to learn from colleagues

In this episode of the podcast, Grizz sits down with Minesh Patel, Chief Technical Officer at REGnosys to talk about his upcoming talk at the FINOS Open Source in Finance Forum (OSFF) on July 13th in London about "Driving Regulatory Open Source Project Integration by Leveraging Tech Sprint Innovation". Plus, we talk about using tech sprints to accelerate work on open source projects and more. Minesh's OSFF Talk - July 13 London: https://sched.co/13thc LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/minesh-patel-20b8b735/ Regnosys https://www.linkedin.com/company/regnosys/ OSFF REGISTRATION IS OPEN FOR LONDON (13 JULY 22) (FINOS Members attend for FREEEEEE.... - osff@finos.org for more details) Open Source in Finance Forum London - https://events.linuxfoundation.org/open-source-finance-forum/ OSFF New York Call for Proposals - https://events.linuxfoundation.org/open-source-finance-forum-new-york/program/cfp/ Grizz's Info | https://www.linkedin.com/in/aarongriswold/ | grizz@finos.org ►► Visit FINOS www.finos.org ►► Get In Touch: info@finos.org

Welcome back to the FocusCore podcast and thanks for listening. In today's episode, host David Sweet is joined by the Regional Finance Director for Hilton Worldwide International, Minesh Raniga. As you listen, you'll understand why David really likes Minesh and had to interview him for the podcast - he's warm, friendly, open - the personification of great hospitality. Which, as a long term Japan resident and the architect of a long and esteemed CV in hospitality is not a surprise. Minesh's career has taken him globally and we're excited to share his career journey and his insights on the hospitality industry and working in Japan on the podcast.In this episode you will hear:Minesh's journey from growing up in Fiji and moving to Australia to studyHow his first career as an accountant at one of the Big Four firms was not for him and how he found himself working in finance at Sheraton Hotels by chance What he loved about working for the Sheraton Hotel group and why he stayed for nine yearsResigning to move to the Gold Coast, Australia to open a pizza and ice-cream shop with his brother-in-law, a pastry chefGetting itchy feet and rejoining Sheraton Hotels in Malaysia and then Bangladesh before moving to Miyazaki in JapanWhat his first thoughts of moving to Japan to work were when he in arrived in 2008What it was like working in hospitality in a financial role after 2011's EarthquakeMoving to Tokyo to work for the Hilton Hotel brand and why he movedHow working and living in Japan has changed and evolved the way Minesh works and what lessons we could all learn from Japanese colleaguesHow Minesh is trying to lead the Japan Hilton hotels into the modern technology era - no easy task in a country that still heavily relies on faxesWhat the challenges are as Finance Director in a country of high labour costs and in an industry that has been impacted by CovidThe difference between Japanese hotel customers and other hotel customers - from the amenities they use and expect to how they book their hotel experienceConnect with Minesh Raniga:Website: https://www.hilton.com/en/corporate/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/minesh-raniga-b1a5a94/ Links of things mentioned in this episode:EQ Travel - https://www.eqtravel.com/ Waldorf Astoria Japan - https://newsroom.hilton.com/waldorf/news/waldorf-astoria-to-make-japanese-debut-in-tokyo Connect with David Sweet:LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/drdavidsweet/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/focuscorejp Facebook: :https://www.facebook.com/focuscoreasiaInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/focuscorejp/ Website:

Pr Minesh Khashu is a clinical leader reimagining healthcare with a focus on systemic wide transformation, continuous quality improvement and family centered care. Prof Khashu has held multiple hospital, regional and national leadership roles in neonatal and perinatal care. Professor Minesh Khashu is a neonatologist at University Hospitals Dorset. He is the founder of the special interest group NEC (SIGNEC; signec.org). He also works actively on advocating for fathers' involvement in the NICU, and to that end, collaborated on the development of the neonatal DadPad app. https://signec.orghttps://thedadpad.co.uk/neonatal/Check out his NEC paper on the use of bowel US: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/32398270/You can get in touch with Dr. Khashu via:Twitter - @mkrettiwtEmail - mineshkhashu@gmail.com_____________________________________________________________________________________________________As always, feel free to send us questions, comments or suggestions to our email: nicupodcast@gmail.com. You can also contact the show through instagram or twitter, @nicupodcast. Or contact Ben and Daphna directly via their twitter profiles: @drnicu and @doctordaphnamd.enjoy!

Episode 9: Even though I love meeting new people, I hate networking events. On this episode of Convey I talk to Minesh Pathak, Executive Director of my favorite local chamber of commerce — one that has actually changed my opinion of networking events (and local chambers). I wanted to talk to Minesh because I was curious how, under his leadership, the Lower Bucks Chamber of Commerce has evolved into such a welcoming and supportive group of business professionals. I was also very impressed with how his chamber pivoted and supported its membership throughout the COVID-19 pandemic through listening and thoughtful communication, and wanted him to share his approach with my listeners. Listen to this episode to hear more about Minesh's career journey, and the supportive and kind chamber family he leads here in my local area, Bucks County, Pennsylvania. Get this episode on our website, on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Anchor.fm or anywhere you subscribe to podcasts. Learn more about Minesh and the Lower Bucks Chamber of Commerce here: https://lbccc.org Learn more about your host here: https://www.wearecomvia.com/about/ --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/leadership-communication/support

OGT speaks to qualified referee, Minesh Gupta.Minesh is one of the country's most experienced refs currently Level 4, and South Asian to boot. He is also an FA Developer, an FA Tutor and sits on the National Wing Member for FA Judicial Services.Why would anyone want to be a referee with all the abuse and scrutiny that comes with it?!Minesh answers honestly, highlights the positives of both the role itself and the positive mental health and self-development it can bring as well as explaining more of referees mindsets and processes before urging more people to take up refereeing as without them, there would be no game!Along the way we took the opportunity to ask more about the structure of refereeing in England, typical match day prep and the qualification process to become a referee.Minesh.gupta@btinternet.comhttps://twitter.com/MinGuptaAsians in football... we're getting there.Music:Naraina by Kevin MacLeodLink: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/4112-narainaLicense: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/

Minesh und ich (Matthias) reden über Mineshs mehrmonatige Reise (mit dem Auto von Deutschland nach Myanmar), was intensives Reisen mit einem macht (viel), wie er das finanziert hat (mit einem Plan), wie er zu Geld und Job steht (ambivalent), was für Ihn Frugalismus/Minimalismus bedeuten und warum er seinen Angestellten Job an den Nagel hängen will und was er stattdessen versuchen wird.

Prof. Khashu is a clinical leader reimagining healthcare, based out of UK and active in the silicon valley investor and startup circle. In part-1 of the podcast he focused on 3Ps (Product-People-Process) and Why-Why-Why approach to product development and also the importance of customer-centric innovation in healthcare. In the current segment, Prof. Khashu explores the future of digital health, provides guidelines on meaningful data sharing, the importance of doctor-patient bonding and eliminating middlemen in the digital transformation of healthcare workflows and a lot more exciting frontiers in healthcare. He hints at data as the next frontier in healthcare innovation and also talks about acceleration of tele-health during COVID19 scenario. Prof. Minesh Khashu focuses on system-wide transformation, and continuous Quality Improvement and Patient-Centred Care. He has experience of clinical management and leadership at hospital, regional and national level including strategic change, system redesign, large scale quality improvement and development of national guidance and multi stakeholder collaboration, and has been a strong voice for improving the conditions healthcare frontline worker addressing the COVID19 pandemic needs. LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/minesh-kh... Twitter: https://twitter.com/mkrettiwt

BONUS - EdUp Embedded Episode - In this episdoe of The EdUp Experience, Dr. Joe Sallustio talks one-on-one with Minesh Parikh, CEO at Lipman Hearne. Minesh gives fantastic advice about the importance of crystallizing institutional brand, especially with the increase in competition. He also discusses the necessity of thinking outside the box to diversify revenue, why "tightening" operations in marketing and enrollment will increase yield and the reasons why the institutional website is of critical importance for future institutional sustainability. Finally, Minesh discusses Lipman Hearne's sponsorship of the American Marketing Association awards which will be announced annually at the conference. With 20 years of experience across multiple marketing & communications practice areas, Minesh is a consummate expert in building multi-touchpoint communications plans for nonprofit and higher education institutions. His broad perspective on strategy and leadership, both for the agency and for his clients, ensures that he develops holistic approaches to each and every challenge. Thanks so much for tuning in. Join us again next time for another episode! Contact Us! Connect with the hosts - Elvin Freytes, Elizabeth Leiba, and Dr. Joe Sallustio ● If you want to get involved, leave us a comment or rate us! ● Join the EdUp community at The EdUp Experience! ● Follow us on Facebook | Instagram | LinkedIn | Twitter | YouTube Thanks for listening! We make education your business!

The Primary Care Home programme is an innovative approach to strengthening and redesigning primary care, which was founded by the National Association of Primary Care (NAPC) in 2017. Since that time, there has been the emergence of primary care networks so how have the radical differences which have swept across the general practice system affected the programme and its development? This week's podcast features Dr Minesh Patel, current NAPC Chair, who talks to Ben about the progress of the Primary Care Home movement, the impact of PCNs and their influence broadly and what is next in terms of both models.   Introductions (10 secs)   The role of the NAPC (21 secs)   Primary Care Home (PCH) initiative and the relationship with PCNs (1 min 2 secs)   How is the work of the Primary Care Home being carried out now? (2 mins 2 secs)   Are PCNs a risk to the Primary Care Home movement? (3 mins 24 secs)   PCN new roles (5 mins 13 secs)   The key differences of Primary Care Home and PCN – and the resulting impacts (6 mins 40 secs)   Are networks operating differently in different areas when it comes to recruitment of the new roles? (8 mins 11 secs)   The timeline for embedding new staff (9 mins 34 secs)   Where PCNs fit as far as integrated care is concerned (10 mins 8 secs)   Lessons in engagement from the Primary Care Home programme (13 mins 4 secs)   Relationship development (14 mins 33 secs)   How has Covid affected the development of PCNs? (15 mins 32 secs)   NAPC forward view and how they can help practices and networks right now (16 mins 49 secs)   Getting in touch (18 mins 26 secs)     The NAPC website is here   To get in touch via Twitter   Or you can call: 020 7636 7228

Prof. MINESH KHASHU is a clinical leader reimagining healthcare based out of the UK, but also trained in India, Canada and US and is active in the silicon valley investor and startup circle. In this podcast he focuses on 3Ps (Product-People-Process) and Why-Why-Why approach to product development and also the importance of customer-centric innovation in healthcare. He hints at data as the next frontier in healthcare innovation and also talk about acceleration of tele-health during COVID19 scenario. He focuses on system-wide transformation, and Continuous Quality Improvement and Patient-Centred Care.He has a great blog series on reimagining healthcare system in UK- rethinking NHS, check out his blog on rethinking NHS here: https://mineshkhashu.wordpress.com/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/minesh-kh...Twitter: https://twitter.com/mkrettiwtPodcast links:SoundCloud: https://soundcloud.com/vidyaangi/prof-minesh-khashu-neonatologist-clinical-leader-reimagining-healthcare-during-covd-19-beyondYoutube: https://youtu.be/IcpfN5vVcj0iTunes: coming up..

Joining us for this episode on The Power of Data Podcast are the co-founders of our D&B Accelerate partner BuyHive, Minesh Pore CEO and Brent Barnes, COO. Minesh and Brent discuss sourcing supplies amidst a global pandemic, using data to ensure trusted, high quality manufacturing and their vision for making sourcing as easy as possible for buyers. 

Minesh the Owner of Stop Hiring Losers tells you how to stop hiring losers. You can check him out at http://StopHiringLosers.com/

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We talk to Minesh Shah of WP Online Support

Minesh discusses how gastro specialty groups are using televisits to provide a more efficient patient experience, and how eClinicalWorks is regularly enhancing the software to make it even more accessible to both the patient and provider. He shares how a Florida gastro group is helping to prevent unnecessary urgent care visits.

Minesh started negotiating and selling real estate at 16 years old with his dad and since then he has helped his investors purchase £20m with this strategy. At a young age, he feels he was able to negotiate great deals because he had no fear of losing a deal. He discussed a useful strategy he used before the 2008 crash. Minesh shares his current strategy of focusing on REIT, real estate investment trust that helps him create cash flow. Minesh Bhindi Real Estate Background: Started negotiating and selling real estate at 16 years old, with his dad, they pioneered a unique no money down transaction in the UK Helped investors purchase over £20m with this strategy Based in London, UK Say hi to him at   for more info on groundbreaker.co  Best Ever Tweet: “It’s very important with any investment to get the fees down as low as possible.” - Minesh Bhindi

Minesh shares the system he has perfected to increase the returns you could make investing in precious metals, stocks or real estate.    Take away: It's more important that you learn how to keep money, that is how wealth is built.   Action step: Open a brokerage account so you can invest.   Money Learnings: Minesh dad was in business and taught him a lot about money. He started in real estate at 16 by negotiating deals.    Bio: Minesh started negotiating and selling real estate at 16 years old. Together with his father, he pioneered a unique no-money down real estate transaction process in the UK. He went on to help investors purchase property worth over £20m with this strategy. At the age of just 18, he also completed his first independent real estate deal for three flats in the heart of London’s financial district, which netted him a cash-back on purchase of £68,000 and £250,000 in equity.   After a friend suggested that Minesh help others do what came to him naturally, he created an investment education company. Twice a month for the next 3-4 years, he spoke at notable investment seminars, as well as organising his own. He was invited - at the age of just 23 - to share the 02 arena stage with Sir Richard Branson, and has spoken around the world, from Hawaii to New Zealand. His co-speakers have included renowned business icons such as Steve Wozniak, the co-founder of Apple Computers.   To date Minesh has delivered more than 550 presentations to high-net worth investors around the world, including at Regent Business Schools. He has built three companies to help investors use the strategies he has learned - and applied in his own life - to acquire real estate, stocks, and gold and silver as income-generating assets.   Highlights from this episode: show notes page How obligations and wealth change behaviors.  Money as a scorecard of personal growth. Minesh shares the stage with Richard Branson. The importance of building wealth. Why people don't take action. The importance of health. The investing courses in real estate, precious metals, and stocks. The wealth triangle. The importance of mindsets. Keeping money is more important than making it.  Learning the emotions of investing.  The importance of mentors and consultants.   Affiliate link: if you purchase the program they do pay me for the referral.    Perfect Portfolio Homepage; https://perfectportfolio.com/go/?p=rsl&w=site   Free Webinars:   Gold & Silver: https://perfectportfolio.com/go/?p=rsl&w=gasfl Real Estate: https://perfectportfolio.com/go/?p=rsl&w=riwebinar Stock Market: https://perfectportfolio.com/go/?p=rsl&w=iiwebinar     www.PerfectPortfolio.com Richer Soul Life Beyond Money. You got rich, now what? Let's talk about your journey to more a purposeful, intentional, amazing life. Where are you going to go and how are you going to get there? Let's figure that out together. At the core is the financial well being to be able to do what you want, when you want, how you want. It's about personal freedom!  Thanks for listening! Show Sponsor: http://profitcomesfirst.com/ Schedule your free no obligation call: https://bookme.name/rockyl/lite/intro-appointment-15-minutes If you like the show please leave a review on iTunes: http://bit.do/richersoul https://www.facebook.com/richersoul http://richersoul.com/ rocky@richersoul.com Any financial advice is for educational purposes only and you should consult with an expert for your specific needs.  

This week on the show I am chatting with Minesh Bhindi. Minesh is the founder of Perfect Portfolio, which is an online educational platform for safe investing in gold/silver, real estate and the stock market. Minesh’s mission has always been the same, to make safe investing exciting. It’s what he’s pursued since 2010. Investing doesn’t have to be risky to be profitable, consistency and discernment matter more for profit. We dive deep into the topics of : - What is 'safe' investing? - How is 'safe' investing profitable? - The benefits of Gold/Silver during QE/Recessions. - How having a truly diversified portfolio reduces risk 10X! - Why REIT's can be a great way to be involved in real estate without the headaches.... - And much, much more. So what are you waiting for? Be Bold, Be Brave and Go Give Life a Crack! Find out more: Real Estate Webinar: https://perfectportfolio.com/go/?p=rg&w=riwebinar Perfect Portfolio Homepage: https://perfectportfolio.com/go/?p=rg&w=site

Now, thanks to technology you can manage your perfect portfolio from anywhere on your mobile phone.    Minesh Bhindi with Perfectportfolio.com shares his strategy for doing just that.    Today. My guest is Minesh Bhindi. He is with Perfect Portfolio.com and, they strategize to buy below market, cashflow and compound. And in just a minute, we're going to talk with Minesh about how to create and manage a fully diversified portfolio in prime real estate from anywhere in the world. But first a quick reminder, if you like the show CRE PN Radio, be sure to like share and subscribe. Also, you can leave a comment as we love to hear from our listeners. And don't forget if you'd like to see how handsome, our guests are, be sure to check out our YouTube channel and that's Commercial Real Estate Pro Network. With that, I want to welcome my guest, Minesh, Welcome to C R E P N radio. Minesh 00:50 Thank you so much for having me. It's a pleasure. Darrin 00:52 All right, well I'm looking forward to talk with you. I, read up a little bit on your, uh, your background and, I'm excited to, to hear, uh, you know, what, what would you have to say about, uh, uh, managing real estate? But before we get started, if you could take just a second and share with the listeners a little bit about your background. Minesh 01:15 Sure. So I started off in real estate when I was 16 years old, uh, at 15 and a half. My, my dad has always been involved in real estate. I was watching him negotiate a deal and, uh, with a very arrogant 15 year old mind when he got off the phone, I was just sort of smirking at him and he said, what are you looking at? What are you smiling at? And I said, ah, that sounds easy. I could do that. That sounds, uh, you know, that doesn't sound too difficult at all. And luckily instead of telling me to screw off, uh, which you would have been perfectly right to do, he said, show me. Uh, and so by 16, I had started negotiating real estate deals and because I was at a very advantageous point that I can see now, I couldn't see then, which is I could walk away because whether we did a deal or not, I still had to get my homework done. Darrin 02:04 I still had to go to school. I still had to do the things that a 16 year old is going to do. So I had the advantage of being able to walk away. Um, and so very quickly I started getting really, really good deals. And very quickly I started getting deals that were just unbelievable deals that people couldn't believe that we could get. I'm talking like 30% discounts on properties where you, you just, you, you could not get these deals before. And so that's what was going on. And then when I started working with these deals and when I started working on working with investors with these deals and believe it, cause we were structuring deals where you were getting a cash back on completion, you were putting nothing down on the property, you were getting a cash back on completion and you, you were getting basically an interest, almost an interest free loan on the day of completion. Darrin 03:02 So it was phenomenal. And I did my first deal at the age of 18. It was a, a block of 16 or 18 units that I was negotiating and I decided to buy three of those, did it with the same deal. I bought 500 pounds down to reserve these properties. I got a 68,000 pound cash back on the day of completion and a quarter of a million pounds in equity. Well that was my first, my, my own first real estate purchase after a couple of years of, uh, negotiating deals. So that's really my background, um, on real estate. And then a friend of mine said, Hey, you should, you should teach this stuff. Uh, and that's when the education side started. Darrin 03:46 No, it sounds like you started on third base. I mean that's, that's, that's awesome. To start so early and have a, you know, A), you had the exposure and it sounds like, again, like you, you uh, your father was encouraging as opposed to, uh, you know, uh, resistant to helping or, or even entertaining your interest I think is his kind of thing. Cause it is funny, the, uh, uh, parental child relationship as the kids go through teenage and, and, uh, you know, kind of the smart ass kind of a thing. And, and um, so kudos to your father for, uh, not, not resisting you then. Minesh 04:22 Yeah. I think if I had failed the first couple of times he would have resisted because obviously then it was the reputation of the company and everything else at stake. But luckily I got the swing of it very quickly because I guess the arrogance and the confidence at 16 and sort of helped, uh, actually negotiate the deals, which was very strange. You know, a lot of people say you shouldn't be arrogant about it, but if I was to say, what was the one thing that really helped me actually get and secure these deals, it was the arrogance. Uh, and it was that confidence of just being able to say, Hey, look, you either want to do the deal or you don't want to do the deal. I don't care. You know, it was, it was really that approach that allowed me to get the deals that people that have been in the industry for 14, 15, 16 years at that time, couldn't get. Darrin 05:05 Sure. Well, and I think, you know, you said something right there, the, the ability to walk away is always your most powerful leverage. You know, if you're emotionally into it and you can't see the, the faults and you don't have that, you've lost the ability to walk away the other sides though they've wo n. Right? Minesh 05:26 Absolutely, in everything. Darrin 05:26 Yeah. And, uh, so, yeah, but, but what a powerful message is, you know, somebody just starting out to have that and to see that work and to, to know that that is, uh, you know, it is a power. It's a tool for you as opposed to, you know, kind of, I hope it works. I hope it works out. It works. And you get all emotionally involved and then you can't walk away from them and you get crushed by it, or you do win or, um, but, uh, no, that's, that's awesome. Minesh 05:53 Yeah. Right now, you know. Right. And one of the things that interests me is that right now, obviously the market's everywhere in the world, especially my home market of London, uh, and the U S have gone up a lot. And so people are thinking, Hey, you know, maybe people don't want to, maybe the seller is in, is, is in power right now. But for me, I think the buyers in power right now. And so I think now is a great time to be arrogant. I think there's less buyers now than there are sellers. I think a lot of people want to cash in on their profits right now at the top of quote unquote top of the market. Uh, you never know where the actual top is going to be, but a lot of people want to cash out. So now as a buyer's market, you should be going out, putting out offers. You never know what's going to land. That's, I really started off at the time where property was peaking, uh, in London. You know, it was like 2005 ish, uh, that I started. And that's, you know, it was only two years up until the credit crunch, uh, and three years up until, you know, the crisis happened. So that was my peak period. And it was a buyer's market at that point. I, I don't think it was a seller's money, you know, it was a sellers market. Darrin 07:00 No, it's funny to hear you say that. I, I say funny, uh, from a lookback perspective because I think that so often what we, what we've been focused on is post-crash and how low things were for getting him a high things they were. And what you're saying is how much success you were having in the run up manner prior to the crash. Were you, uh, uh, holding any assets in the crash or where were you at? Uh, Minesh 07:28 we, we S absolutely holding assets in the crash. It was during, it was during the crash that I sort of, um, realized that maybe I should take a different, different turn. And it took a few years for me to figure out what direction to go in with the difference between my portfolio in the crash and other people's portfolios. In the crash was that the cash backs that we were getting that I was getting, I would actually leave them in the bank and not spend them on a new car or not spend them on a holiday or not spend them on things that weren't appreciating in value. So when the crash happened, I still had cashflow and cash reserves to actually see through the cap, see through the crash. Darrin 08:09 Right. No, I think that's most people I see that a or that I know that, uh, made it through the storm. Uh, like you say, either they were well reserved before or they certainly weren't foolish with what cash they had in the storm, conservative. But that was what gave them the match. You know, that much more ability to capitalize when things corrected. Minesh 08:33 Yes, Darrin 08:33 They were in a position to, to run fast when others, others couldn't. And capital was capital was at a premium. I mean, you know, lenders weren't lending. Everybody was afraid that there was more to, you know, crashing. And you've mentioned this, nobody really knows. Are we at the top? Uh, are we, you know, at the bottom you knew, you don't know in the moment that you're there. It's only after time has passed so you can reflect and say wow that was the top or that was the bottom. Minesh 09:00 Exactly. You know, one of the things that was interesting was that one of the strategies that I employed to stay in the game, so to say was that all the cash reserves that I had, you know, in 2008 when the market started crashing by about March, 2009 the stock market had bottomed. So this is why we talk about the perfect portfolio. It's not just about having assets in one and understanding one vehicle. You've got to understand multiple vehicles cause while property was still recovering, was still going through the period of recovery, the stock market had bottomed by March, 2009 so I just took the cash reserves at the ridiculously low interest rate that I was paying on them, put that money straight into the stock markets. As the stock market started climbing after March, 2009 I had more than enough cashflow to, to survive quote unquote, the the crash and what was going on there. Minesh 09:51 So you've really got to understand multiple different asset classes and how they work so you can stay in the game longer. That's what my mentors taught me and that's what I try and practice. Darrin 10:00 So let's talk about that. What, what, what type of asset classes are you in? Minesh 10:05 Yeah, so we, Perfect Portfolio is focused on real estate, the stock market as a whole, via index funds, uh, and golden and silver. So that's what we're really, that's what we typically focus on. And the idea of a perfect portfolio throughout history and my research shows, if you are sort of between 40% in real estate, 40% in the stock market, 20% in golden silver, you are at a very, very good stable portfolio level. Darrin 10:32 And is that a, that's how you manage your own portfolio then? It's between that, those kind of ratios. Minesh 10:38 Yes. It's, it's almost almost exactly that. Darrin 10:41 And how much of those are our cash flow as opposed to appreciation is that. Minesh 10:49 They're all cashflow. They're all cashflow assets. We, the way we do gold and silver, it's cash. It allows us to bring in a cash flow the way we do real estate allows us to bring in our cashflow in more ways than you can do with traditional physical real estate and the way we do the invest in the stock market by the index funds. It allows us to bring in a cashflow. Cashflow is the King of anything that you're going to do with investing. The only way capital gains really works in the, you know for you is if you make capital gains really fast because then it's almost like cashflow. If you think about it, right? If you're trading in and out of an asset and you're making cash and you're making capital gains, it's sort of like cashflow in the short term if you can do it in an in the near term, but if you're holding on to assets longterm and you want to grow your wealth, there's three key things. You've got to buy those assets. At the best price possible. You've got to have a cashflow and then you, you've got to reinvest that cash flow into those assets that are going up anyway. Um, and so I like to call that my wealth triangle philosophy. So it's, it's very, very simple. Darrin 11:52 That definitely, uh, sounds like a recipe for success. Um, and the ability to withstand, uh, any kind of shortcomings or market cycles, um, and not just with, but then also, uh, you know, capitalize and grow your portfolio when, when times are are down. I mean, that's the always the thing is that, uh, you know, I, I think from this, the beginning of this have we talked about when you started, when you were able to be a non non invested emotionally in, in the situation, uh, is something that, that would propel any investor to help any investor and just to be in that position, uh, you know, and be able to, to be the counter action to what the market's doing and really seize the day kind of thing. Minesh 12:41 Yeah. And you know, I was very lucky to be in that situation. Um, I don't overlook that. I was very young, I didn't have any other commitments. I didn't have a job. I didn't have a wife, I didn't have kids. I didn't have these things. Um, you know, sort of holding me back or making me second guess myself or making me want it to work so much where I would screw up the deal, you know? Um, so I was very lucky when it came to that. That's one thing I have to say, but saying that, you know, now we've coached people in 46 different countries to do what we do and it just works. You just need the right coaching. You just need the right mindset. And really it's the mindset. It's nothing to do with the actual strategy. There's not too many strategies that work in anything. There's only a, you know, less than less than five strategies work in anything that you want to do. You just got to have the mindset to see it through. And that's what we specialize in. Our strategies are very, very simple, but we specialize in actually making people execute on them. And that's why we're successful doing what we do. Darrin 13:44 I like a mindset and a execution. Um, let me ask you in the, the, the assets you mentioned a gold, silver, um, uh, the, um, what was it, the, the index funds and uh, uh, the real estate. Um, can you describe a real estates, such a broad topic? I mean, are you investing in, in specific, uh, pieces of real estate? Are you investing in funds? How are you, how are you doing your, your real estate? Minesh 14:15 Yeah, so we use rates, which are real estate investment trusts. Um, and we actually use reach ETFs, which is an exchange traded fund. And how it works is very simple. Rates are set up like companies like funds and you put your money into them, uh, and they go out and buy real estate and manage that property in, in, in the best way possible to generate you the highest return. Now their objective is to get you the highest return so that you put more money into the rate. It's very, very simple, right? Capitalism works. Um, now the rate ETF is sort of one level above that where their job is to allocate the funds in the ETF to multiple different rates to give you exposure across a broad market of real estate. So in essence, with the way that I do it with one stock purchase, I'm investing in eight different sectors of real estate, 154 different real estate projects and I can manage the entire thing from my phone. Darrin 15:10 And I can also use, you know, the option strategies that we use to generate a cashflow, uh, on my holdings. On top of that, you know, there is in the uh, re TTF that I use, which is VNQ anyone can go and, uh, look at it. It's got $64.2 billion of assets stored inside of this ETF. So when you are going and knocking on the door trying to do a deal as an individual versus someone with $64.2 billion behind you, who do you think is going to get the better deal? So these guys are able to get much better deals and most importantly, they have the best accountants, the best lawyers managing your portfolio so that you make the most amount of money. Why? Because if you make the most amount of money and their fund outperforms, they're going to get more money. Minesh 15:59 It's very simple. Capitalism works. So that's why a, I like to use the read ETFs. The results on these have been absolutely fantastic. BNQ provides a 4.52% dividend. It also has compounded at 8.48% since inception. Uh, and the fee for getting involved in this thing is 0.12% yearly. So it's nothing, you know, compared to what your fees and expenses and everything are. When you are looking at, uh, buying physical property, this is, this is so much better. And on top of those rooms, on top of those returns, we use options to then generate us an extra 1% a month. So you're adding 12% a year on top of, on top of what I've just said. And again, you're diversified into eight different sectors and 154 different real estate projects with one click of a button. Darrin 16:53 No, that's pretty impressive. Um, the dividend, uh, you mentioned the 4.5% or 4.5 to a percent. Is that, is that paid a quarterly or how was that a quarterly? Minesh 17:08 Yeah. Darrin 17:08 And then, uh, the 8.4%, uh, compounding, um, are you, I assume that's a value you would recognize if you were to sell essentially? Minesh 17:18 Yes, absolutely. Yeah. You're getting after gain, you're getting a capital gain, plus you're getting the cashflow via the dividend and you're using the options to generate an extra 12% a year. Darrin 17:27 Got it. So the, the, the asset, uh, the value is going to historically is, uh, is that an average or is that, Minesh 17:36 yeah, that's an average average compound since, since inception. Darrin 17:40 Gotcha. And then tell me about the, the options you mentioned, uh, how is it that you're able to, uh, utilize options in the REIT there? Minesh 17:52 Very simple, you know, options allow you to speculate on an, on an asset price. Uh, it allows you to guess or bet what you think is going to happen to a particular asset by a particular time. Um, and all we do is we sit on the other side of the speculators and we collect that money. It's like when you go gambling, you become the house rather than, uh, becoming the player. And so all we're doing is sitting there going, okay, this person thinks this real estate fund is going to go up by 10% by the end of the month. And so we own that stock. So we're going to take a, a premium, uh, to hold that stock and guarantee that stock for this, for whoever that person, whoever the speculator is. Uh, and as per the Chicago board of options, uh, statistics, 90% of speculators in options lose money. Minesh 18:46 So we're winning 90% of the time and the other 10% of the time based on the rules of, of, uh, of how we place these options, you're never going to be in a scenario where you are selling that asset for less than you buy it for. The other key thing that we do is we do not leverage, we do not use margin. We do not use, uh, uh, any form of leverage when it comes to our strategies. So you're basically as safe as you can get and generating a cashflow via those options while that asset is going up. The fundamental thing to understand is that I am a longterm investor. We are all longterm investors. We believe in the longterm value of the stock market, the longterm value of real estate and the longterm value of gold and silver. The cashflow is designed just to give you that cashflow on a short term basis. So we're never getting into a position that's going to force us out because we're trying to, you know, get very greedy on the short term. It's never going to happen. That's why we aim for 1% returns. You can easily try and aim for 7% a month, returns with options, but then you're taking huge risks. Uh, and that's not what we're, that's not what we're about. Darrin 19:54 Got it. How does that, uh, uh, income stream the, the return, uh, compare with like gold, gold and silver and what you're seeing in the index funds? Minesh 20:07 On the real estate side? You mean? Darrin 20:09 The, the percentages we just went through like the dividends and the compounding of the real estate value and uh, uh, the options. How do those percentages compare to, to what you're seeing in the index funds and, and uh, golden silver? Minesh 20:24 Yeah, the, the index funds out perform, uh, everything in the short term. Um, I believe gold and silver will revalue at some point and outperform all of them. However, gold and silver is more, that's why the cashflow side of gold and silver is very important because you could be sitting on a, on some gold or silver for 20 years before it does anything. Uh, and I know there's a lot of people out there and my peers, the industry that are harping on about owning gold and silver and, and that's the only thing that you should own. You know, it's, it's, it's funny how they're the ones selling the physical gold and silver for you to buy in that scenario. But for, from my perspective, you, if you're invested in gold and silver and you've got more of your, more than 20% of your assets in golden silver, and out of that 20%, if you've got more than $5,000 in physical gold and silver, that doesn't generate you a cashflow. You're being inefficient with your funds. There's better ways to do it. And that's how hedge funds do it. And that's how billionaires do it. And that's, that's the way we like to do it. Darrin 21:26 So when you say cash flow again, I guess from the gold and silver, I'm still not clear on how, how is it you generate cash flow from the gold and silver? I mean, if you physically hold it, it's, it's in your possession. How does he generate the cashflow? Minesh 21:39 So we use the ETFs as well. Uh, we, we, we like to utilize ETFs because they're there. They're fantastic innovations in the investment space. And it's interesting to me how, you know, especially in the gold and silver space, there's a lot of fear around using ETFs and actually in the real estate space too, it doesn't, it doesn't make any sense to me. People are very comfortable buying Apple stock, but they won't go and buy a real estate stock. It's just sort of, it's very, very interesting, uh, why there is that fear. Um, but yeah, we use the ETFs, uh, and we then use options on those ETFs to generate that cashflow. Darrin 22:13 Got it. Got it. Um, you mentioned your, your longterm, uh, players. Um, how do you, I guess, what do you see? Do you see everything continuing? Do you see, uh, I mean, are there, are there strategies you employ? I mean, it sounds like from the real estate thing, you're, you're hedging your bet from getting a spread of risk, uh, amongst different asset classes and working with the biggest, uh, players.  Index funds. I think they are similar from the standpoint of you're, you're, you're, you're basically tracking that the, the Dow or the index. I mean that's the, Minesh 22:50 the S and P. Darrin 22:51 S and P. all right. Yeah. And uh, the gold, gold and silver, like you said, uh, is it been pretty flat here? I'm not really that familiar with the gold and silver prices right now. Where are they? Minesh 23:03 Yeah, I've been doing pretty well [inaudible] doing pretty words holding on 1550 right now. Um, and it's done very well last year and it's going to do very, very well this year as well. And that's the one thing that people get confused with gold and silver. If anyone's watched any information on YouTube about gold and silver, what you normally get told is that gold and silver are going to skyrocket when the world melts down. And that's not true when you look throughout history, the only time gold and silver actually skyrocket is when there is a us dollar crisis. And I don't foresee a U S dollar crisis for a long time. What I do foresee is the stock market continuing to go up. And as a result of that hedge funds having to reallocate more of dollars as a percentage of their new net asset values in their hedge funds to gold and silver as a hedge. So if they want to put 5% in gold, for example, and they've got, you know, let's say $100 million to play with, and now that hundred million dollars has gone on to $200 million, now they need to put in a bit more dollars into gold to keep that 5% balance. And that's what pushes the price of gold and silver up while the stock market's going up. Darrin 24:12 Gotcha. So it's basically the, the, the demand based on their growth is essentially a leverage, uh, for you to, to increase your position in gold based on the value of gold or silver going up based on a supply and demand, uh, kind of thing. Minesh 24:30 That's absolutely right. You know, you don't, not with gold and silver, you're know, we are not waiting for the world to melt, uh, before we make money with gold and silver. I know that's a, a big thing in the world that, you know, people try and propagate, but that's not when typically gold and silver, they'll skyrocket when there's a U S dollar crisis. Typically that's when it happens. It's nothing to do with the stock market. It's nothing to do with anything else. In 2008, the stock market went down, gold and silver went down and have a guess why, because the hedge funds were reevaluating their portfolios. The net asset values went down. They had to reallocate out of gold. So it's very simple from that perspective. You know, anyone who's waiting for a crisis to make money on gold and silver, you're gonna we'll be lucky to see that in our, in our generations. Darrin 25:20 Well, I appreciate you saying that, cause I think that, uh, given the, um, near-miss to the last crash, I think there's a mindset of there's another crash coming and there's like, Minesh 25:32 Which is ridiculous. Darrin 25:32 Right, right. Right. Now I, I've, I've, I, you know, I, I've talked with and read and heard and everybody wants to, to identify the, just the, the average length of a cycle, uh, the averages. And there's constantly ups and downs and stuff. But I think that, uh, in that conversation, one thing that I find missing is the gravity of the crash and the correction that occurred. Um, if it was a minor, a dip, you know, like a, a w w what's a recession? Is it a one quarter of negative growth? Is that, is that how we define? Three quarters? Minesh 26:08 Well, one quarter, three months is typically a recession. Yeah. Darrin 26:12 Okay. So three, three months. So three months is what a recession is defined by and over, you know, over history. They happen periodically, every, you know, cycle of seven, eight years kind of thing. There's usually, there's some sort of a minor correction, but the, the correction was so major and then plus the fixes that were put in place that have, uh, essentially prevented, you know, the opportunity for it to get out of hand doesn't mean that it won't get out of hand again. Cause I think that it just, the nature of things as we get comfortable, we kind of loosen the standards, policies change and you know, expectations. But, but there will be another crash. But I think that the, the those that are waiting for the next crash uh, crash, we're predicting the next crash, uh, as big or bigger than the last crash. Uh, maybe waiting for a long time, just based on what I'm seeing. I think that the economy is relatively strong unless there's some sort of a worldwide, um, you know, event. I'd love to hear your input on that. Minesh 27:11 Well, let me say something that's going to blow people's minds. We're not going to see a 2008 style crash in our lifetimes that has done, that happens about every 70 years. Uh, and that style of crash is done. Anyone who's waiting for an economic slowdown or a, uh, a period of recession, we've already had it since the beginning of 2018 and we've just come out of it. If you look at the channel for the world, uh, well, even the U S stock market, it's gone nowhere since February of 2018 and just at the tail end of 2019, it started coming out of that. So that crashed that everyone's waiting for has already happened on the ride noses. And now we're in another cycle up in the stock market, in real estate and obviously in gold and silver. So anyone who's sitting out of the market right now, you've already cost yourself 25% last year and you're probably going to cost yourself somewhere between 10 and 20% this year, just on a capital appreciation, not anything, not even including the cashflow. So if your money sitting in the bank, that is, in my opinion, the absolute worst place to have it right now. Darrin 28:14 Right, right. So let me ask you, so when you're, um, making your investments, um, are there any characteristics or you know, I mean, you basically, it sounds pretty simple as far as the three things that you're investing. You know, when I, when I typically think of real estate, it's, it tends to be a specific property and there's characteristics and we can run the numbers and all that stuff. Um, but it seems like you've taken all of that out of the conversation. Uh, is it, is it, you're, you're investing in a, in a REIT that's so large, that's constantly, they're out there shopping for these deals. And the opportunities that basically as simple as it gets. Minesh 28:54 Absolutely. And not only are the, are they out there shopping for these deals? They're out there with their head on the chopping block because the moment they have a bad year, they get all their, all the, all of their funds pulled. So they don't get the luxury that you and I get when we go looking for real estate, which is our one bad deal out. It's not a problem. They're on it 24, seven for you. So you don't have to worry about that. If they buy, if they perform badly, they'll get, you know, $70 million pulled from their fund in the next year. Um, and so they're, they're, they're not looking to do that. And these are the best nerds and the best geeks in the world doing all the analysis to keep your portfolio growing. Darrin 29:34 Got it. So basically the way that you manage your portfolio from remote is that you're investing with the experts in these different funds. Uh, and from there, from your phone, you're able to manage, uh, and keep track of what's going on. And Darrin 29:54 is that there's basically, I mean, it's. Minesh 29:57 My job. My job is very simple. I need to know when to get in. I need to know what percent to allocate into each asset class and I need to know how to generate that cashflow using the options. Everything else I've already said to you, you got to be in, in stock, in the stock market. You've gotta be in real estate, you've got to be in gold and silver. However you do those things, that's really the key where the skill comes in and depends on how much money you're going to make. That is the dependent factor. It's not about what assets to get into. You need to be in the stock market. You need to be in real estate, you need to be in gold and silver. What you do after that realization is the key on how much money you're gonna make. I mean, you know, and right now I'm talking to you from Bogota in Columbia. So it's like, you know, you can manage this portfolio from anywhere, but a multimillion dollar portfolio that I can carry around with me on my phone and track from anywhere. Um, I've made, I've been traveling since the first week of January. I think I've made eight, 8.8%, maybe 8.9% of my money so far while I've been traveling. And that's really the key. It's what do you do once you decide that this is the asset class and that's what we specialize in. Darrin 31:12 Let me ask you, you mentioned the, the dividends, um, which essentially to me that's the cash flow. Correct? I mean that's the, Minesh 31:19 no, so there's difference because you know, with, with, with gold and silver, there's no dividends. So the dividends is a part of the cashflow, but the majority of the cashflow comes from utilizing the options. Darrin 31:33 Okay. Gotcha. It's the options. Gotcha. Gotcha. Ah, interesting. That's, that's a definitely a, a, a unique, uh, perspective. And, and uh, sounds like you've had a lot of success with that. How many people, you said 46 countries. You, you've worked with, uh, students. Um, how many people have you got a, Minesh 31:54 We only, we only every single year we cap it off at 155 people. And the reason for that, I don't know, don't ask me why it's not 150 or 160, but it's 155 people. And the reason for that is very simple. When I started my first education business, the mistake that I made, and bearing in mind I was involved with physical real estate. The mistake that I made was that as I worked with more people in the education business became successful. I had less time to put it into my own investing. And so after the, after the 2008 crash and after my transition into doing it this way, I've just realized I didn't want to make that mistake again because from my personal wealth and my family as well, the majority priority of that is going to come from, uh, my own investments and not actual business. Minesh 32:40 So we work with 155 people a year. As soon as we hit that 155, if we get 155 people by February, we'll shut doors up until uh, the next year. It doesn't really bother me. I like working with good quality people, people that are focused and people that are at least coachable. Uh, we're not a churn, you know, a churn and burn and dump company were doing seminars every single weekend selling it and not providing support. Once you become a client, you get to access a weekly coaching call for life at no extra cost, you know, so these are the types of things that we're trying to, we're trying to do, um, to help people over the long term. That's what it is for me. It's about building a relationship and that's why we have an application process. I review every single application, uh, that we accept. So it's more of a longterm, um, approach and a more of a relationship building approach than anything else. Darrin 33:35 Oh, I got it. Love the a, you still got the, the mindset of a, you know, one foot five, we can walk away. There's not, you know, not a, not too hard or not two 50 if we're going to make more, you know, more students this year kind of thing. That's, that's great. It's an, Minesh 33:48 At the end of the day, I know that if I can compound my money at 20% a year consistently, you know, no matter what I do, it's not worth getting overly stressed on an education business or any business really. You know? It's just not worth getting overly stressed because if I can compound my money at that level, you know, which I have been doing, I'm set. I'm sitting very, very nicely for my, for my future, you know, and that's what this is about. The strategies that we teach are really strategies that I wanted for myself. Minesh 34:19 And this is what I do for myself. It's, it's, there's nothing, there's nothing that I don't do for myself that we, that you know, that we, that we teach everything that we do is exactly what I'm doing myself. And that's what it's about. That's how I would like people to live as well. I think there's a lot of people chasing success and chasing a business and chasing things in such a way which sacrifices their quality of life. And I think, you know, when it comes to real estate, I don't think there are actually that many people on earth that are super passionate about a building. There are a few nutcases, but I think most people are very passionate about what real estate can give them, which is the lifestyle, which is the security, which is the wealth, which is, you know, the quality of life for their children, their family, their wife, their husband, their, their parents, et cetera, et cetera. Those are the people that I like to work with because those people are not egotistically attached to having 10,000 properties. You know, those people just want the end goal and they're aware of the end goal. Um, and that's what I like to work with. Cause the end goal is easy. The egotistical shit in the middle, that's where it gets complicated. That's where you can take too much risks. That's where you can blow the whole thing up. Darrin 35:32 Right. Right. No. Well, said. Well, said. Hey Minesh. If we, could, I want to shift gears here for a second. Uh, I mentioned to you before we started that by day. I'm an insurance broker and, uh, I work with clients, uh, on a regular basis to assess risk and determine what to do about the risk. And, uh, there's three strategies we typically, uh, can, you know, rely on, uh, the first strategy is we look, uh, and ask, can we avoid the risk? I, if that's not possible, we, we look is there a way to minimize the risk? And if we can't avoid it nor minimize it, then we look to transfer the risk. And that's what an insurance policy is. And, um, as, uh, for the last year or so, I've been asking my guests, uh, if they would, uh, take a second and consider what they see is the BIGGEST RISK. And, uh, just to, to be clear, I'm not necessarily looking for an insurance related, uh, answer. Uh, but, uh, I'd like to ask you if your game, uh, Minesh Bhindi, what is the BIGGEST RISK? Minesh 36:40 The biggest risk is an external, uh, situation happening in your life that forces you out of an investment earlier than you wanted to be in it. You know, and that's really the, for most people when they're investing in the stock market, a margin call comes along and that wipes out, you know, 50% of their portfolio. We don't get involved with margin, we don't get involved with leverage. So for us, the biggest, the single biggest risk is a life situation happens. You don't have enough reserves and now you need to get out. And while you need to do that, the market is down 10% because it's, it's, it's going through a standard correction, uh, that it does every, every 18 months anyway. So that's really the biggest risk. The, if anyone wants to get involved with investing, there's two parts to it. The first part is actually making money. Minesh 37:26 And the second part is investing money. What a lot of people get these two things completely mixed up. The other way around. When you're investing money, which is what we do, you want to invest with money that you're not going to miss for 10 years. If it just, if the market shuts down for 10 years, then you know, as Warren Buffett says, you're not going to miss that money. You've got to have enough cash reserves or a lot of people I find are doing is approaching, I don't have any money. I want to make money. Let me go use an investment strategy to do that. And that's not, that's not the right way of doing it. Go make the money first, have the reserves and then start investing. Otherwise, if a life event comes along, you're going to be forced out of a market and people like me are going to buy all your stock at 50% of the value. Darrin 38:11 Right? No, that's, that's well said. Uh, right out of the, uh, Warren buffet school of, uh, you know, uh, what's that, uh, say? And he says, when the, when the, all the water is out of the tub, you find out who's wearing shorts or whatever that is and kind of thing. So, yeah, that's good. Good. Hey Minesh, where can listeners go if they'd like to learn more, connect with you? Minesh 38:34 Well, perfectportfolio.com but I'm sure you'll have a link in the description anyway, so they can go check out the training, um, and, and go watch the training. You know, like I said, we, we specialize really in helping people execute and get the result. That's why people, you know, people pay over 50% of our fee after we help them make $50,000 in profit. So it's really a collaborative arrangement that we have. That's why also we got to review every application. Like when I say we, I have to review every application because I've got to trust someone who's going to actually implement it, uh, and not just get excited and buy things. Um, that's not who we're looking for. We're looking for people who are actually focused on growth and actually focused on implementing the strategies that we teach because we know they work now. We know they work from, you know, people that have never had, I've got single moms that are never ever thought about investing in delay, you know, got an inheritance and they, and they have to do it to ex wall street traders that are using the strategy and not everyone's making it work. Um, so, you know, Minesh 39:39 that's, that's, that's really what we're looking for. If it sounds interesting to you, come and have a look at our strategies, you can come and learn a lot on our trainings. We give away a lot of the things that a lot of other people try and hold back. Like, which funds during the, the funds in the, you know, what you invest in. That's not the secret. The real secret to your longterm success and you actually achieving the security, the freedom that you're looking for is actually the implementation part. That's where we help. That's where we come in. Everything else I can give you, you know, everything else is very simple. Uh, and I can give you that and you can walk away with it and do something with it or not do something with it. But what we specialize in is actually making you do it. Darrin 40:18 Got it. Minesh, I can't say thanks enough for taking the time. I've enjoyed talking with you. Learned a lot and I hope we can do it again soon. Minesh 40:28 Absolutely. My pleasure. Thank you for having me on. Darrin 40:31 All right. For our listeners, if you like this episode, don't forget to like share and subscribe. Remember, the more you know, the more you grow. That's all we've got this week. Until next time, thanks for listening to commercial real estate pro networks, C R E P N radio.

Have you ever had a lightbulb moment where you realized that the time and effort you were putting towards something just wasn’t worth it? Minesh Bhindi, a wealth manager, investor, speaker, and CEO of Perfect Portfolio did - and all it took was an unwanted call in the middle of the night to change a lightbulb. Now, he dedicates himself to coaching and mentoring others who want to experience more freedom in their lives and invest safely – but with maximum returns. He knows that investing can be risky, especially if you don’t know what you’re doing and don’t have good mentors in your corner. Listen in to learn some investment advice from a pro and hear how he balances his investment portfolio. Please subscribe to this podcast in iTunes or in the Podcasts App on your phone, and never miss a beat from Leigh by visiting leighbrown.com. If you’re tired of doing real estate alone, enroll in  Leigh Brown University and be sure to use your special “CSIRE” discount code at checkout for $10 off your subscription. Time Stamped Show Notes: 01:30 – Introducing Minesh, a real estate professional who got into the industry at 16 years old in London 02:00 – He attributes his success at a young age to the fact that he didn’t care about hearing “no”; he could walk away and it wouldn’t affect his life 02:30 – He managed to negotiate about 20 million pounds by the time he was 18 years old and purchased his own properties in London 02:40 – His mentor started teaching him about the stock market and other investments 03:00 – The worst experience he’s ever had in real estate 03:10 – At 11pm on a Saturday night, he was called to change a lightbulb at one of his properties; he asked for them to do it but they refused 03:20 – He was teaching people about having financial freedom and was upset that he was driving around to change a lightbulb 03:40 – After that point, he decided to leverage the stock market to do real estate like a hedge fund would 03:50 – Property Profits for Life 05:00 – Minesh teaches people to invest with a fully diversified portfolio and better returns with physical real estate 05:00 – Minesh’s response to those who say real estate is too risky of an investment 05:00 – He agrees, if you don’t know what you’re doing or have the right coaches advising you 06:30 – Know what you really want before investing in real estate; it’s not usually the property, it’s what real estate can bring you 07:45 – On burning bridges 08:10 – He teaches his students to identify that “no more” moment where they’re unwilling to continue on with the way they’ve been doing things 09:00 – He had the tools and people to teach him a better way; he’s now that person for others 09:45 – Work smarter and leverage your time better 10:20 – Some pointers about REITs 11:30 – He works with about 150 people a year and focuses on his long-term investments  11:45 – The REIT that he likes the most is VNQ, which is a REIT ETF, not just a REIT, and has brought him impressive results 12:50 – The dividend isn’t huge if only considering the short-term but is has a huge reach across multiple sectors of real estate 14:00 – A REIT is a Real Estate Investment Trust 14:40 – If you don’t have the capital 14:55 – Find someone who does and start saving so you can invest 15:50 - Go to the Perfect Portfolio homepage to learn more and take this free 1-hour webinar to learn a hassle-free investment strategy 16:15 - Gold and silver investments   14:55 – Minesh aims for his portfolio to be 40% real estate, 40% in the stock market, and 20% in gold and silver; gold and silver go up with everything else 17:45 - He’s not a doomsday guy and is optimistic about the future 3 Key Points 1.) Identify what you really want and build your portfolio with that goal in mind.  2.) Investing is hard - if you don’t know what you’re doing.  3.) Coaching and mentorship are critical to avoid costly and careless mistakes.

Darrin: (36:34) Minesh Bhindi, what is the BIGGEST RISK? Minesh: (36:40) The biggest risk is an external, uh, situation happening in your life that forces you out of an investment earlier than you wanted to be in it. You know, and that's really the, for most people when they're investing in the stock market, a margin call comes along and that wipes out, you know, 50% of their portfolio. We don't get involved with margin, we don't get involved with leverage. So for us, the biggest, the single biggest risk is a life situation happens. You don't have enough reserves and now you need to get out. And while you need to do that, the market is down 10% because it's, it's, it's going through a standard correction, uh, that it does every, every 18 months anyway. So that's really the biggest risk. The, if anyone wants to get involved with investing, there's two parts to it. The first part is actually making money. Minesh: (37:26) And the second part is investing money. What a lot of people get these two things completely mixed up. The other way around. When you're investing money, which is what we do, you want to invest with money that you're not going to miss for 10 years. If it just, if the market shuts down for 10 years, then you know, as Warren Buffett says, you're not going to miss that money. You've got to have enough cash reserves or a lot of people I find are doing is approaching, I don't have any money. I want to make money. Let me go use an investment strategy to do that. And that's not, that's not the right way of doing it. Go make the money first, have the reserves and then start investing. Otherwise, if a life event comes along, you're going to be forced out of a market and people like me are going to buy all your stock at 50% of the value.

The Buy Hive is a new and unique service that allows importers worldwide to hire a “sourcing bee” or a freelance merchandiser / buyer to attend trade shows in Asia on their behalf.  In this episode of The Asian Seller podcast, Minesh Pore, Co-Founder of The Buy Hive talks about how the app will help Amazon and eCommerce sellers (and other types of importers) who are unable or unwilling to travel to Asia to join a trade show.  You can think of The Buy Hive as the “Up Work of sourcing and trade shows” that will match buyers to the right sourcing freelancers based on their requirements.  For a fee of US$399 per day, you can get information from up to 20 exhibitors and 150-160 products. The service will especially be useful in situations such as the current COVID-19 epidemic because of which importers don't want to travel to Asia.   Episode highlights:  Minesh's background Ongoing changes in the sourcing industry - Amazon sellers are growing and big box retailers are shrinking  What is The Buy Hive, and how it helps buyers Why is there a need for such a service  Types of buyers is the service best for  How freelance buyers are recruited Payments and ratings on the platform Guidelines buyers need to give freelancers What happens if the buyer is not satisfied with the product info they get How much does it cost Can one freelancer work for multiple buyers on the same day  Trade shows available now on the app Get more information The Buy Hive: www.thebuyhive.com  Email: minesh@thebuyhive.com Join The Asian Seller community Facebook Group YouTube Meetup Telegram

Minesh started negotiating and selling real estate at 16 years old. Together with his father, he pioneered a unique no-money down real estate transaction process in the UK. He went on to help investors purchase property worth over £20m with this strategy. At the age of just 18, he also completed his first independent real estate deal for three flats in the heart of London’s financial district, which netted him a cash-back on purchase of £68,000 and £250,000 in equity. Here are the questions from the podcast: • When did you start investing? • How did you get into Gold as investment? • Can you talk @ why precious metals are needed in everyone’s investment portfolio? • Which are different ways one can acquire gold/silver? • I consider gold/silver as good hedge against inflation, how can someone use Gold to generate income? Perfect Portfolio Free Webinars: Gold and Silver Real Estate Stock Market

S2 EP 69: The Power of Diversification for Cash-Flow with Minesh Bhindi This is an episode that will definitely catch your attention! Minesh Bhindi propels our episode today into some newer waters than usual: by diving into a great discussion over what a REIT is, and why diversifying a portfolio can have tremendous benefits specifically for cash-flow purposes. With a background specialized in multiple asset classes, including gold/silver, real estate, and stocks, Minesh shares fascinating information on rates, strategies, and processes that can all greatly increase a portfolio’s diversity. Asset: Minesh has extensive experience in investing within real estate, gold and silver, as well as the stock market. Process: Learn how each of these asset classes has a unique process in both acquiring and selling, and which is considered the safest to greatest risks. Strategy: The pace of market timing is critical in Minesh’s business strategy. He shares how his team manages and responds to minute by minute fluctuations with their investments, and how some are handled quite differently than others based on that information. Minesh’s Bio: Minesh started negotiating and selling real estate at 16 years old. Together with his father, he pioneered a unique no-money down real estate transaction process in the UK. He went on to help investors purchase property worth over £20m with this strategy. At the age of just 18, he also completed his first independent real estate deal for three flats in the heart of London’s financial district, which netted him a cash-back on purchase of £68,000 and £250,000 in equity. After a friend suggested that Minesh help others do what came to him naturally, he created an investment education company. Twice a month for the next 3-4 years, he spoke at notable investment seminars, as well as organizing his own. He was invited - at the age of just 23 - to share the 02 arena stage with Sir Richard Branson, and has spoken around the world, from Hawaii to New Zealand. His co-speakers have included renowned business icons such as Steve Wozniak, the co-founder of Apple Computers. He has built three companies to help investors use the strategies he has learned - and applied in his own life - to acquire real estate, stocks, and gold and silver as income-generating assets. How to Contact Minesh: Website: www.perfectportfolio.com  Bonus: Free Webinar: www.perfectportfolio.com/rimasterclass 

Minesh Bhindi has been a real estate investor since he was sixteen years old. He has leveraged his experience and knowledge to consistently achieve massive real estate success. Minesh and his father are the pioneers of a unique no-money down real estate transaction process in the UK. By eighteen, Minesh had completed his first independent real estate deal for three flats in the heart of London's financial district, which netted him a cash-back on purchase of £68,000 and £250,000 in equity. Minesh has built three companies to help investors implement the strategies that he has learned and successfully applied to acquire real estate, stocks, and gold and silver as income-generating assets. Minesh Bhindi joins John Carney today in The Real Estate Locker Room to help us understand REITs and how to use them.  

Click Here To Listen Full Episode of the Podcast  Minesh started negotiating and selling real estate at 16 years old. Together with his father, he pioneered a unique no-money down real estate transaction process in the UK. He went on to help investors purchase property worth over £20m with this strategy. At the age of just 18, he also completed his first independent real estate deal for three flats in the heart of London's financial district, which netted him a cash-back on purchase of £68,000 and £250,000 in equity.  After a friend suggested that Minesh help others do what came to him naturally, he created an investment education company. Twice a month for the next 3-4 years, he spoke at notable investment seminars, as well as organizing his own.  He was invited - at the age of just 23 - to share the 02 arena stage with Sir Richard Branson, and has spoken around the world, from Hawaii to New Zealand. His co-speakers have included renowned business icons such as Steve Wozniak, the co-founder of Apple Computers.  To date Minesh has delivered more than 550 presentations to high-net worth investors around the world, including at Regent Business Schools. He has built three companies to help investors use the strategies he has learned - and applied in his own life - to acquire real estate, stocks, and gold and silver as income-generating assets.   The massive takeaways from this show: ▪           How Extreme Confidence Gave Minesh His Start! ▪           ASK ENOUGH QUESTIONS!!! ▪           How his Motivation changes in 2008… ▪           How to Manage your entire BALANCED PORTFOLIO from your phone ▪           How to truly find Wealth and Freedom ▪           Words of Wisdom: Get off your *fluffy *bottom and get *stuff done with STRATEGY and INSPIRATION   *language changed to keep our family friendly rating. :)  … and much, much more!  Connect with Minesh: www.PerfectPortfolio.com https://www.facebook.com/PerfectPortfolioLLC/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/mineshbhindi/ https://twitter.com/mineshbhindi   --------------------------

The story of entrepreneur Minesh Bhindi and low-risk investing across real estate and shares to build wealth. Louise Bedford on how time is in your hands this week. Louise Bedford - Mindpower Are our lives cluttered, or is it the shortness of time which gives us feelings of being in a hurry? This week time is in your hands, what can you ‘trade' so you end up trading?     Minesh Bhindi Minesh started negotiating real estate deals with his father at the age of 16 and by the time he was 22 years old he owned his own Bentley. But after the recession hit in 2009 Minesh had a complete emotional shutdown and he changed his mind set and investing strategies to pursue only safe, low risk, non-leveraged investments. His prime motivation became keeping people protected from harm's way. At 11.25 mins hear Minesh talk about how you can be forced out of your position if you don't have control over your portfolio and the importance of you being able to dictate how long you stay in and why. At 14.30 mins hear how the ‘super-wealthy' use wealth and asset cycles to their advantage. At 16.50 mins hear the foundational values he used to build his perfect portfolio and the three asset classes he uses to build wealth in the long term. To find out more Minesh go to: Main Website: www.perfectportfolio.com Free Webinars: Cash-Flow Gold & Silver: https://perfectportfolio.com/gasfltraining/ Property Profits For Life: https://perfectportfolio.com/rimasterclass/ Stock Profits For Life: https://perfectportfolio.com/iimasterclass/  

At age 16, Minesh Bhindi began negotiating real estate deals.  By the time he graduated high school, he was making $100,000 a year.  At 22, he owned his own Bentley.  But when the recession hit, everything changed and Minesh had to rethink his priorities.  Today, safety, low risk and truly passive investments are the foundation of his real estate investing strategies.  In today's podcast, Minesh Bhindi shares how and why REITs have proven to be his favorite and most profitable real estate investments to-date. For complete show notes go to http://olddawgsreinetwork.com/345-wazzup-with-reits/ IF YOU LIKED THIS PODCAST, we would love if you would go iTunes and Subscribe, Rate & Review our podcast.  This will greatly help in sharing this podcast with others seeking to learn.

It is a known fact that the market is unpredictable. That is why, as real estate investors, it helps to invest in assets that are income or cashflow-producing. In this episode, we have Minesh Bhindi of Perfect Portfolio to talk about investing in REIT (Real Estate Investment Trust) properties. Minesh shares how he got started on his first deal at eighteen that put £85,000 in his pocket and how he was able to grow from that through the lessons he learned along the way. He also offers great insights into understanding the world of REITs, as well as defines ETF and teaches on how to manage risk. For those who need some motivation to continue in real estate, Minesh has some advice for you that will inspire you to live the life you want.

Joining me today is my friend Minesh Bhindi, the CEO of Perfect Portfolio. Minesh just recently merged and rebranded 3 separate companies under the Perfect Portfolio brand. Minesh has invested in Real Estate since the age of 16 and has used his experience and knowledge to consistently achieve massive success across all asset classes. Minesh is teaching a gold & silver, real estate and stock investing strategies and revealing his blueprint of how to buy, cash flow and profit from gold & silver, prime real estate and legacy stocks. You can check it out his new exclusive webinar at www.cashflowninja.com/perfectportfolio. I have only 2 community announcements, join us on Facebook, go to Facebook and type in, "Cashflow Ninja Community" everything about our movement is shared there, our investment group, webinars, tools, information, and all other cool stuff and if we have impacted your life in any way, please send us a testimonial recorded with your smartphone to info@cashflowninja.com. Interview Links: Perfect Portfolio If you have enjoyed our podcast, please share with friends and family Please Subscribe, Rate, and Review on Itunes so more people can find us! Support Our Sponsors Producers Wealth, create, protect & multiply your wealth in ANY Economy. Asym Capital, achieve asymmetric returns through recession-resistant real estate.   The Real Asset Investor, alternative cash flow investments.   Masterworks, Invest In ZFine Art Like The Ultra-Wealthy.   Audible, download any audiobook for FREE when you try Audible for 30 days.   Thanks so much for joining me again. Have some feedback you’d like to share? Leave a note in the comment section below! If you enjoyed this episode, please share it using the social media buttons you see at the bottom of the post!   Also, please leave an honest review for the Cashflow Ninja Podcast on iTunes. Ratings and reviews are extremely helpful and greatly appreciated! They do matter in the rankings of the show, and I read each and every one of them.   And finally, don’t forget to subscribe to the show on iTunes to get automatic updates, please follow me on twitter @mclaubscher and Instagram, @thecashflowninja.   Until next time! Live a life of passion and purpose on YOUR terms,   M.C. Laubscher

Did you know that NOT exercising when you're recovering from pain can actually make you better? When everyone is telling you to exercise when you're undergoing therapy for your muscles and joints, practitioners like today's guest, Dr. Minesh Naran, advise you not to do elevate your exercise regimen. It helps with continuously releasing the muscle knots and relaxing them for improved recovery. Dr. Minesh also works with a form of laser acupuncture that is painless and capable of relieving pain at specific areas around joints and muscles. Dr. Minesh Naran, originally from South Africa, is a certified doctor in trigger point therapy, focusing on releasing knots in the muscles. He was a general practitioner for 29 years but now focuses only on trigger point therapy and laser acupuncture because of the results he sees in his patients. Dr. Naran was certified in Washington D.C. after learning under the very same people who learned the methodologies that were used by Dr. Travell who handled John F. Kennedy's back pain.

This episode is a masterclass for inspired entrepreneurs. If you’re struggling or need exceptional insight to keep going, then just listen to this interview. Minesh Baxi is a leading author, speaker and business coach of more than 18 years. He is focused, diligent and relatable as he generously shares from his deep and practical business knowledge. You will learn about: - Why structure and support are non-negotiable must haves for your business enterprise to grow and scale - How to Climb Your Own Mountain Everest - How Your Greatest Failure is Really Your Engine for Growth Check out Minesh’s upcoming Entrepreneur Success Bootcamp in Orlando, Florida on April 26-27, 2019 Register Here: http://mbaxi.com/sixfigure/esb2019/ Minesh can be easily found on: Minesh Baxi Website http://mbaxi.com/ YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC0Lb9Cmb67L337yJKRqQLnA More About Minesh: Minesh Baxi is a personal development coach, entrepreneur, author and creator of Entrepreneur Success Bootcamp. Minesh was brought up in India and came to United States in 1988. He was a computer programmer who was itching to be on his own. In the last 18 years he has gone through the typical roller-coaster ride of an entrepreneur. He lives in Michigan and Florida, home-schooling his two children with his lovely wife of 26 years and they have been to Disneyworld over 150 times in just last 3 years. Today he enjoys sharing his experiences and the strategies he has mastered to fellow business owners on living your dream life now! Minesh has published 9 books including “Network Your Way To $100,000 and Beyond”, “Stop Hiring Losers” and “You Will Overcome”

We talk with Minesh Bhindi, CEO of Gold And Silver For Life. Minesh is a wealth manager who has been helping people generate a monthly cash flow income through gold and silver since 2010 and has clients all over the world. Minesh starts us off with a bit of his background—starting at age 16 he was working with his father in real estate. From there he got into trading and also taught it to others until the market crash of 2008. Listen in as Minesh shares how the crash led him to gold and silver. He also talks about the misinformation and negativity surrounding exchange traded funds (ETFs). We also delve into: The wealth transfer Why gold and silver have to be a part of a balanced portfolio The three parts of a balanced portfolio The 38-year money cycle Physical assets versus investing through the exchange The numbers And, so much more! The truth is you can use the same tools that you use to generate cash flow in the stock market and real estate in gold and silver and most people don't know about that because of the misinformation that's been out there. If you've ever thought about investing in gold and silver, this is an episode you don't want to miss! TIP OF THE WEEK Mark:  Learn more about Minesh and his webinar at GoldAndSilverForLife.com. Scott: Check out Treck.co. It cost $5 a month and it helps you collect email addresses within your content by creating call-to-action buttons. Minesh: Come up with your net worth and then figure out how much money you've got is each bucket—real estate, gold and silver, in cash, in the stock market.  That will give you a great idea of how to balance. Based on my research, 40% in the US stock market , 40% in prime real estate, and 20% in gold and silver has generated great returns since 1972. You need a little bit of everything, but too much can become inefficient. Isn't it time to create passive income so you can work where you want, when you want and with whomever you want?

EPISODE 27 ft. Dr. Minesh Naran – Did you know that NOT exercising when you’re recovering from pain can actually make you better? When everyone is telling you to exercise when you’re undergoing therapy for your muscles and joints, practitioners like today’s guest, Dr. Minesh Naran, advise you not to do elevate your exercise regimen. It helps with continuously releasing the muscle knots and relaxing them for improved recovery. Dr. Minesh also works with a form of laser acupuncture that is painless and capable of relieving pain at specific areas around joints and muscles. Dr. Minesh Naran, originally from South Africa, is a certified doctor in trigger point therapy, focusing on releasing knots in the muscles. He was a general practitioner for 29 years but now focuses only on trigger point therapy and laser acupuncture because of the results he sees in his patients. Dr. Naran was certified in Washington D.C. after learning under the very same people who learned the methodologies that were used by Dr. Travell who handled John F. Kennedy’s back pain.

EPISODE 27 ft. Dr. Minesh Naran - Did you know that NOT exercising when you're recovering from pain can actually make you better? When everyone is telling you to exercise when you're undergoing therapy for your muscles and joints, practitioners like today's guest, Dr. Minesh Naran, advise you not to do elevate your exercise regimen. […]

After investing moving to investing in Gold & Silver in 2009, Minesh set off to see if he could create an investment strategy that worked like an appliance, one that you effectively plug in and it works, through Gold And Silver For Life we share that strategy and have now proven the concept with clients worldwide. What you'll learn about in this episode: How Minesh got started in real estate investments at the age of sixteen, while still attending school How Minesh set up his business, and how he negotiated steep discounts from sellers that he converted into profits How Minesh's business has grown and changed over the last twelve years by diversifying his portfolio What a REIT (real estate investment trust) is, how it works, and why it can be beneficial to your investment portfolio How to know which REITs are profitable and secure, and which REITs are potentially risky or a scam Why the 2008 real estate crash was the most difficult period of Minesh's career, and how his business survived Why a good REIT investment is secure, stable and makes consistent profits regardless of the status of the economy Why Minesh believes in short-term coaches that help you achieve specific goals, rather than long-term mentors Resources: SmartRealEstateCoachPodcast.com/PropertyProfitsForLife SmartRealEstateCoachPodcast.com/PropertyProfitsForLifeWebinar SmartRealEstateCoachPodcast.com/webinar SmartRealEstateCoachPodcast.com/termsbook SmartRealEstateCoachPodcast.com/ebook SmartRealEstateCoachPodcast.com/QLS Minesh Bhindi's Recommended Reading List: The Magic of Thinking Big by David J. Schwartz: http://a.co/d/bjpI48E

Joining me today is my friend Minesh Bhindi, the CEO of Gold and Silver For Life & Property Profits For Life. Minesh has invested in Real Estate since the age of 16 and has used his experience and knowledge to consistently achieve massive success across all asset classes. His investment appraoch can be summoned up in the Wealth Triangle Investment Philosophy where he teaches that how you create wealth is by buying a booming asset below market value, then creatively create cash flow from this asset and then buy more of it. He has taught these strategies to his clients all over the world and his company has a 92% student success rate.

Without an ad account to play with, Nicola Cairncross is inspired by Minesh Bhindi and James Schramko, both of whom produced inspiring Facebook Lives for their business this week, in different ways. If you have been thinking you should do Facebook Live broadcasts for your business, take a look at the middle section of the vzine, where Nicola analyzes both and shows how you could adapt each format for your business. You can now subscribe to Clicks And Leads via Radio Public Clicks And Leads is a "tongue in cheek" digital marketing Vzine by entrepreneur, author, podcaster, speaker, Nicola Cairncross. Mentioned in the Vzine My affiliate link for Minesh's Gold & Silver For Life Watch Minesh's FB Live and check James out Be Everywhere Online - 30 Day Challenge Own It! The Podcast on Radio Public On the blogs Vzine 063 | Business Sucker Punch Vzine 062 | You Bring The Magic Own It! 176 | What Price Education? Own It! 175 | 30 Day Challenges Prefer to read? Hi everyone it's Nicola here. Just wanted to say hello and welcome you to the vzine this week. I've got a particularly juicy topic for you in the middle section this week so I'm not going to bang on too much about what's been going on. Suffice to say we've had a Dave's Dining Club on Friday and the weather's been fantastic and we're off to an official Christmas lunch today in the middle of April which is gonna be very funny. Somebody, I think, somebody discovered they had a turkey in their freezer and it had to get eaten so we're all going around. I'm in charge of roast potatoes. So I'm looking forward to that 'cause I am starving. Let's get on with the show, shall we? I just wanted to go live today to test out the new straight to live from desktop functionality that Facebook seems to have acquired and I was alerted to this by watching my friend Minesh Bhindi doing some very, very good Facebook Live's from Colombia over the last week. He's got a launch coming up and he's been doing some Facebook Live straight to camera and I thought I'd run through what makes them so good because last night's was an absolute humdinger. It really was and I'm going to link to it in the first comment below so you can go and watch it. Now Minesh is a young chap. I met him when he was about 14. And he's done a bit of stage speaking but over the last year or so he's been quietly getting on with building his business Gold And Silver For Life into a training company that teaches people how not only to buy gold and silver wholesale but how to cash flow it as well so it's not just sitting there in some vault in Switzerland not earning you any money. He's got clients in 46 countries and he's got a lot of my clients as his clients because I sent them over to him. This is something I'm not temperamentally suited to do although if I was going to pay anyone to do it for me, it'd certainly be Minesh. And I know he does a great job and he looks after his clients and they get a great result. So let me run through some of the reasons why Minesh's Live yesterday was particularly good. And I don't know if he even knew he was doing it consciously. I don't think he planned it out. I think he just turned it on and started talking much like I have today. So let's try to deliver some value for you in the same way that he did yesterday. Now he did something along the lines of thirty reasons why the way most real estate investing is taught is now great. I can't remember the exact words he used but then he went on to list these 30 reasons but it was an interesting setup because he was on a balcony in a very beautiful apartment in Colombia. He's in South America at the moment, which is quite funny 'cause I thought he was in Canada, and as he was about to go live, it starting raining so he had this fantastic view in the background and then he had to move inside which was an interesting thing in itself because it really made you realize that he really is where he sa...

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Minesh Jobanputra is co-founder of the recruitment firm Deltra Group (www.deltragroup.com). Deltra group is a specialist Programme, Project and Change recruitment firm who provide both permanent and interim consultants to Major blue chip companies and consulting house. I first met Minesh back in 2016 when I was looking for an independent role and his approach and that of Deltra really stuck with me. His honest and transparent style coupled with his knowledge of the industry was really refreshing and this is what led me to invite him on to the podcast. We cover some really interesting topics in this episode including: How Minesh founded Deltra Group How you can tell a good recruiter from a bad one How you can avoid the biggest interview mistake that Minesh and his team hear from their clients How you can break in to hot areas of the industry that you may not have previous experience in Whether PRINCE 2 matters And so much more! You can find out more about Minesh on his Linked In page – https://www.linkedin.com/in/jobanputra/ and the Deltra Group website - http://www.deltragroup.com/minesh-jobanputra Specific things we discuss in the show: EQ Questionnaire and EQ Coach – Lynn Leahy - https://www.lynnleahytalks.com/ Myers Briggs - http://www.myersbriggs.org/ Kolb's Learning Styles - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kolb%27s_experiential_learning The One Minute Manager Meets The Monkey by Kenneth Blanchard et al. - http://amzn.eu/6c2URZo The Servant: A Simple Story About the True Essence of Leadership By James C Hunter - http://amzn.eu/ecBW7I2 Harvard Business Review - https://hbr.org/ Audible - https://www.audible.co.uk/

Minesh Baxi is a sought-after speaker and author of nine books, including the $100K Income Mastery. He has been a business coach for 17 years and his clients range from startups to multi-millionaires.  Listen in as Minesh talks about: His journey to success and building a freedom-based lifestyle Why you need a resilient commitment to achieving your goals How to find the motivation to succeed His 4 Steps to achieving success How to change from a fixed mindset to a growth mindset to accelerate your success The importance of seeking guidance from the right people His 3 Steps to gaining unlimited clients His No.1 Mindset Tip on how to overcome your inner blocks to grow your business Smash Your Income Glass Ceiling To Attract More Clients And Money… without doing more marketing! Click here for Free Video Training. P.S. I would love your review! If you enjoy what I share in this episode, please leave a review and comment on iTunes. I would really appreciate it. Thanks! Nina x

  My returning guest is Minesh Bhindi, the CEO of Gold and Silver For Life. Minesh started negotiating and selling real estate at 16 years old. Together, with his Father, they pioneered a unique no money down real estate transaction process in the UK. After a friend told him to start helping people learn how to do what he was able to do what came to him so naturally, he created an education company and spoke at others and his own seminars around the UK, twice a month for 3-4 years. He’s been invited to share stage with Sir Richard Branson at the age of 23 and he’s spoken around the world from Hawaii to New Zealand along other amazing business icons like Steve Wozniak, the co-founder of Apple Computers. Minesh built 3 companies to help investors use the strategies he’s learned and used to acquire real estate, the stock market and now his attention has turned to helping investors acquire Gold and Silver as income generating assets after the financial crisis of 2008… Interview Links: Free Educational Webinar:, 3 Steps To Cash Flow Your Gold & Silver   If you have enjoyed our podcast, please share with friends and family Please Subscribe, Rate, and Review on Itunes so more people can find us! so more people can find us! Please Support Us by Becoming A Patron on Patreon Open Your Goldmoney Account & Get A 5% Bonus Support Our Sponsors Joint Ops Properties, have designed a system to take any beginner to an experienced deal making investor in the least amount of time, offering opportunities from basic education, coaching, bridge investing to turn-key investments in the cash flowing market of St. Louis, MO. www.jointopsproperties.com Spartan Invest, helps investors create passive income and wealth through turnkey ownership in Birmingham Alabama. www.spartaninvest.com Norada Real Estate helps take the guesswork out of real estate investing.  By researching top real estate growth markets and structuring complete turnkey real estate investments, we help you succeed by minimizing risk and maximizing profitability. www.noradarealestate.com Valhalla Wealth Financial, reclaim the banking function within your own life with the premier strategies of the Wealthy. www.valhallawealth.com Audible, download any audio book for FREE when you try Audible for 30 days www.cashflowninjabook.com Thanks so much for joining me again. Have some feedback you’d like to share? Leave a note in the comment section below! If you enjoyed this episode, please share it using the social media buttons you see at the bottom of the post! Also, please leave an honest review for the Cashflow Ninja Podcast on iTunes. Ratings and reviews are extremely helpful and greatly appreciated! They do matter in the rankings of the show, and I read each and every one of them. And finally, don’t forget to subscribe to the show on iTunes to get automatic updates, please follow me on twitter @mclaubscher and Instagram, @cashflowninjapodcast. Until next time! Live a life of passion and purpose on YOUR terms, M.C. Laubscher

Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) is a common mental health issue in children. But what is ADHD and what help is available for children who are diagnosed with the condition? Claudia Hammond discusses these topics with Dr Jeanette Phillips, a Consultant Child Psychiatrist, and Minesh, whose 10 year old son was diagnosed with ADHD when he started having problems at school. Producer: Marya Burgess. Assistant Producer: Rose Palmer.

Cultivating Purpose With Minesh Bhindi Minesh Bhindi is a wealth manager at Gold and Silver For Life where his mission is to help busy professionals, small business owners, and private investors to transform their investment results for reliable, consistent, and easy profits. He also runs a personal blog, Introspections From The Journey. You may connect with Minesh through Facebook or Snapchat: MineshBhindi. The goal to build Minesh started his blog to document his journey and the key lessons he is learning. He hopes to pass on his knowledge and learning, especially to his children, through his blog. Minesh is no longer tied to an office – he just wants to do what he wants to do and build what he […] The post Cultivating Purpose With Minesh Bhindi appeared first on New Media Europe.

Access to Advanced Gold and Silver Investing Webinar, 3 Steps to Cash-flow Gold and Silver Name: Email: My guest today is Minesh Bhindi, the CEO of Gold and Silver For Life. Minesh started negotiating and selling real estate at 16 years old. Together, with his Father, they pioneered a unique no money down real estate transaction process in the UK. He went on to help investors buy over £20m worth of property with this strategy, in addition to doing his own very first real estate deal for 3 flats in the heart of London's financial district which netted him a cash-back on purchase of £68,000 and £250,000 in equity, at just 18 years old. After a friend told him to start helping people learn how to do what he was able to do what came to him so naturally, he created an education company and spoke at others and his own seminars around the UK, twice a month for 3-4 years. He's been invited to share the 02 arena stage with Sir Richard Branson at the age of 23 and he's spoken around the world from Hawaii to New Zealand along other amazing business icons like Steve Wozniak, the co-founder of Apple Computers. Thus far he's given a total of 551 presentations to high net worth investors around the world, been invited to speak at Regent's Business School's and built 3 companies to help investors use the strategies he's learned and used to acquire real estate, the stock market and now his attention has turned to helping investors acquire Gold and Silver as income generating assets after the financial crisis of 2008…   Bestselfco., Make Success a Habit! Use the Self Journal to organize and align tactical day to day tasks with larger life goals.   In this episode you will learn: How the “super wealthy” use wealth and asset cycles to their advantage and build enormous wealth Why we need to reevaluate our understanding of the concept of money and what money really is What is the “Cash Matrix” The foundational values and principles Minesh built Gold and Silver for Live on What is a strategic lifestyle investment The Wealth Triangle Strategy and Philosophy and how to implement it Why money is the root of all good   Recommended Books: MONEY Master the Game: 7 Simple Steps to Financial Freedom by Tony Robbins Titan: The Life of John D. Rockefeller, Sr. by Ron Chernow Atlas Shrugged by Ayn Rand   Recommended Resources: BuillionVault.com, buy and store precious metals online in vaults in London, New York, Singapore, Zurich and Toronto. 20 Minute Gold & Silver Savings Account Training, fantastic training by Minesh Bhindi Advanced Gold and Silver Investing Webinar, “3 Steps to Cash-flow Gold and Silver”, presented by Minesh Bhindi   Area of Study and Skill Improvement: Bio hacking, genetics   Interview Links: www.GoldAndSilverForLife.com www.MineshBhindi.com     Show Sponsors Audible, download any audio book for free when you try audible for 30 days. Thrive15.com, get a free month of access at www.thrive15.com/cashflow   Enter the Launch Give away contest to win a $500.00 Visa Gift Card! During the first two months of our podcast we are giving away a $500.00 dollar Visa gift card. To enter into the drawing, go to www.cashflowninja.com/Itunes and rate, review and subscribe to our podcast.   Show Transcript   Have some feedback you'd like to share? Leave a note in the comment section below and please share it using the social media buttons you see at the bottom of the post! If you enjoyed this episode of our podcast, please leave an honest review for The Cashflow Ninja Podcast on iTunes. Ratings and reviews are extremely helpful and greatly appreciated! They do matter in the rankings of the show, and I read each and every one of them. John Lee Dumas of EOfire.com made a video explaining how to leave a review you can watch here. Thank you for supporting our podcast and sharing it with friends and family! Live a Life of passion and purpose on your terms, M.C Laubscher

Over 1 million people contract sepsis, a life threatening response to an infection which can lead to tissue damage, organ failure and even death. Dr. Minesh Khatri, Columbia University Medical Center, explains causes, prevention and treatment. Financial Specialist Melody Juge, Founder, Life Income Management, discusses what you need to consider for your best financial health from age 50 and beyond. A few tips: start with a strategy to spend less, save more and invest wisely. And start earlyThis show is broadcast live on W4WN Radio – The Women 4 Women Network (www.w4wn.com) part of Talk 4 Radio (http://www.talk4radio.com/) on the Talk 4 Media Network (http://www.talk4media.com/)

Minesh owns and runs GoldForLife.com, an investment community of Gold and Silver investors with a 92 percent success rate - the highest in the industry. He teaches people to beat the system, take back control of their wealth and invest like Billionaires. Below are two free resources to IGNITE your Entrepreneurial journey!FreePodcastCourse.com: A free 15-day course that will teach you how to create, grow, and monetize YOUR Podcast!TheWebinarCourse.com: A free 10-day course that will teach you how to create and present Webinars that convert!

In this episode, Romeo Marquez Jr. interviews international speaker, lifestyle investor, and the CEO of Gold For Life, a company helping busy professionals, small business owners and retired investors to create a life of freedom, happiness & luxury. They discuss his journey as an investor, his mindset on money, valuable investing tips for the new and seasoned investor, ways to live a purposeful and happy lifestyle, and how Jay-Z saved his life. This episode is definitely a classic! About MINESH BHINDI: At 16, Minesh Bhindi started negotiating real estate deals, completing his first million pound property deal with 3 properties in London with a £68,000 cash-back and £250,000 of equity, all with no money down. He is now an international speaker, lifestyle investor, and the CEO of Gold For Life, a company helping busy professionals, small business owners and retired investors to create a life of freedom, happiness & luxury. He has shared the stage with many world class innovators such as Sir Richard Branson (Founder of the Virgin Group) and Steve Wozniak (Co-Founder of Apple). Minesh continues to guide, navigate, and inspire the Gold For Life Community to keep striving for the life they want to create and keep focused on what they set out to achieve, He is a focused meditator & an avid reader of spirituality books. Quite simply, Minesh is passionate & loves serving people who, like him, enjoy the finer things in life & want their investments to allow them to enjo

In this episode, Romeo Marquez Jr. interviews international speaker, lifestyle investor, and the CEO of Gold For Life, a company helping busy professionals, small business owners and retired investors to create a life of freedom, happiness & luxury. They discuss his journey as an investor, his mindset on money, valuable investing tips for the new and seasoned investor, ways to live a purposeful and happy lifestyle, and how Jay-Z saved his life. This episode is definitely a classic! About MINESH BHINDI: At 16, Minesh Bhindi started negotiating real estate deals, completing his first million pound property deal with 3 properties in London with a £68,000 cash-back and £250,000 of equity, all with no money down.   He is now an international speaker, lifestyle investor, and the CEO of Gold For Life, a company helping busy professionals, small business owners and retired investors to create a life of freedom, happiness & luxury. He has shared the stage with many world class innovators such as Sir Richard Branson (Founder of the Virgin Group) and Steve Wozniak (Co-Founder of Apple).   Minesh continues to guide, navigate, and inspire the Gold For Life Community to keep striving for the life they want to create and keep focused on what they set out to achieve,     He is a focused meditator & an avid reader of spirituality books. Quite simply, Minesh is passionate & loves serving people who, like him, enjoy the finer things in life & want their investments to allow them to enjo

Jack Mize talks with Minesh Bhindi, the creator of the Gold for Life investment community. Bhindi explains that what people really want is a life where they can buy their time back.Because a lot of people have lived a life so far where they sacrificed their time, sacrificed their life literally, to create a financial stability for themselves and their family, but somehow it’s just not enough.source: http://influencersradio.com/minesh-bhindi-lifestyle-investment-strategies-of-the-super-wealthy/

Jack Mize talks with Minesh Bhindi, the creator of the Gold for Life investment community. Bhindi explains that what people really want is a life where they can buy their time back.Because a lot of people have lived a life so far where they sacrificed their time, sacrificed their life literally, to create a financial stability for themselves and their family, but somehow it’s just not enough.source: http://influencersradio.com/minesh-bhindi-lifestyle-investment-strategies-of-the-super-wealthy/

Minesh owns and runs GoldForLife.com, an investment community of Gold & Silver investors with a 92% success rate - the highest in the industry. He teaches people to beat the system, take back control of their wealth and invest like Billionaires.

A raw, inspired and revealing look at Minesh's business and philosophies. Live Q&A too. A little about Minesh: Inspired by reading Rich Dad Poor Dad given to him by his dad, Minesh Bhindi started dealing in real estate at age 16. By 18 he’d bought his first property worth over $1.85 million with $118,000 cash-back and just under $500,000 in equity. After people started discovering what he was doing, he started teaching the investment strategies he had implemented, which resulted in Minesh becoming a worldwide speaker & coach on Investing. Over the last 7 years, his sights went from Property to the Stock Market and recently, with the economic cycle and the world-wide monetary policy issues, Minesh turned his sights to Gold & Silver…and created Gold For Life. But the special part of what Minesh does is teach people to use the same cash-flow generation strategies big banks and hedge funds use to generate a monthly cash-flow income on Gold & Silver. So while your wealth is protected in Gold & Silver, unaffected by inflation, by using Minesh’s particular Gold & Silver Strategies you will be generating a monthly cash-flow while you wait for Gold & Silver to increase in value. Minesh, in a very short period of time, became the highest paid Gold & Silver Investment Coach in the UK, attracting the best quality student community worldwide full of CEO’s, investors, business owners and high paid professionals. But more importantly, Gold For Life is the MOST successful Gold & Silver Investment Community in the UK. Minesh is going to show you how you can implement these strategies to grow your wealth in what is set to be the biggest, fastest, wealth explosion of our time!

Question and answer session with Dr. Minesh Mehta, Professor of Radiation Oncology at Northwestern University, on topics related to treatments for brain metastases and related complications, especially in the setting of lung cancer.

Question and answer session with Dr. Minesh Mehta, Professor of Radiation Oncology at Northwestern University, on topics related to treatments for brain metastases and related complications, especially in the setting of lung cancer.

Dr. Minesh Mehta, Professor of Radiation Oncology at Northwestern University, describes benefits and risks of multiple interventions that are currently used or being studied to reduce risk of developing brain metastases or treat established metastases.

Dr. Minesh Mehta, Professor of Radiation Oncology at Northwestern University, describes benefits and risks of multiple interventions that are currently used or being studied to reduce risk of developing brain metastases or treat established metastases.

ResearchToPractice.com/CNSU110 – Conversations with Oncology Investigators. Bridging the Gap between Research and Patient Care. Interview with Minesh P Mehta, MD conducted by Neil Love, MD. Produced by Research To Practice.