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Real estate investor and former Maui firefighter Mike Neubauer and top-producing Maui realtor Caroline Neubauer talk with guests who've actually built the life they teach, not the ones who just talk about it. Every conversation runs through one of four pillars: Wealth, Growth, Mindset, and Family, because money without the rest of it isn't the win most people think it is. No theory. No hype. Just what worked, and what it cost to get there. Build intentionally. Let it Compound.
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Parul Somani spent her early career solving other people's hardest problems as a management consultant, until she faced one of her own. At 31, days after giving birth to her second daughter, she was diagnosed with aggressive breast cancer. Her whole career had trained her to make decisions through data and analysis, but that approach fell apart facing a treatment choice with no clean answer.So she asked a different question: not what's the right decision, but what decision would she regret least. That reframe changed her actual treatment path, and it's since become the Path of Least Regret, a book with Forbes Books and a framework used inside Fortune 100 companies.Mike and Caroline talk with Parul about the Saturday she got the diagnosis call while home alone with her newborn, her husband's reaction (his own mother died of breast cancer at the same age Parul was diagnosed), and how the framework has shaped the way she parents her own daughters today.Highlights:The moment Parul got the diagnosis call, home alone with her newbornWhy her data-driven decision making broke down facing treatment choicesHow one question changed the treatment path she choseHer husband's reaction, and what it revealed about his own family historyHow she's teaching the framework to her daughters nowParul has been cancer free for eleven years, and this conversation is a reminder that good decisions rarely come from more certainty. They come from more clarity.Want more free tools and articles on wealth, growth, mindset, and family? Head to OurFamilyInvests.com.Build intentionally. Let it compound.
Daune Thompson had the marriage, the career, and the perfect body. On paper, she had it all. On the inside, she was crashing, and she didn't see it until her three year old daughter asked why mommy never laughs.That question cracked everything open. In this episode, Daune breaks down why health, wealth, and love problems are so often the same underlying pattern wearing different clothes, and why people can be great in one area of life and still hit the same wall over and over without knowing why. She walks through what she calls the four BS spots: blocks, baggage, bruises, and breakthroughs, and how she uses astrology as a mapping tool, not fortune telling, to help people see their patterns faster.Highlights:The moment her daughter's question changed everythingWhy health, wealth, and love issues share the same root patternThe four BS spots and how to spot yoursAstrology as pattern recognition, not predictionWhy most people avoid the one area they came here to masterWant more free tools and articles on wealth, growth, mindset, and family? Head to OurFamilyInvests.com.Build intentionally. Let it compound.
Kute Blackson was raised behind his father's church in Ghana, watching a man known as "the miracle man of Africa" heal the sick in front of crowds of a thousand people. At 14, he was ordained to inherit that ministry, over 300 churches and hundreds of thousands of followers. At 18, he said no, packed two suitcases, took $800 from his mother, and moved to LA knowing not one person.What came next wasn't a straight shot to success. Kute spent years broke and homeless, chased a talk show deal with the managers behind Michael Jackson and Mariah Carey, then turned it down on a gut feeling he couldn't explain. He gets honest about unconsciously rejecting money for years because his father had chosen money over family, and how that "purity" nearly kept him broke for good. He breaks down the real reasons goals stall out: timing, unlearned lessons, and the subconscious counter-intentions running underneath what we think we want.Highlights:Why Kute walked away from an inherited religious empire at 18 with nothingThe real story behind his years of unconsciously rejecting moneyWhy chasing the "right" opportunity can be the wrong oneThe four hidden reasons your goals aren't manifestingWhy truth, not action, is the actual starting point for changeWant more free tools and articles on wealth, growth, mindset, and family? Head to OurFamilyInvests.com.Build intentionally. Let it compound.
Isabelle Guarino runs the Residential Assisted Living Academy, the company her father Gene started, and she's turned converting single family homes into senior housing into a real, repeatable business.In this episode, she opens the books on one of her own properties: a six-bedroom home converted into a 10-bed residential assisted living facility, generating $60,000 a month in revenue against $40,000 in operating costs and a $10,000 mortgage, for a real $10,000 a month in profit. She walks through exactly where that money comes from and where it goes.Isabelle explains what the team behind one of these homes actually looks like, why undercapitalization is the mistake that kills most new operators, and how SBA 7(a) and 504 loans can lower the capital required to get started, especially for medical professionals. She also shares what families should actually look for when evaluating care for a loved one: caregiver ratios, call response times, and the questions most people are too rushed or too scared to ask.Highlights:How a six-bedroom home became a 10-bed facility generating $10,000 a month in profitWhy undercapitalization, not bad real estate, is the most common reason new operators failWhat a licensed administrator does and why it's the most important hire in the businessHow SBA financing can reduce the capital required to get startedWhat families should ask when evaluating a care facility for a loved oneWant more free tools and articles on wealth, growth, mindset, and family? Head to OurFamilyInvests.com.Build intentionally. Let it compound.
Kirby Atwell flipped over 100 properties in his twenties and came out the other side at the exact same net worth he started with. That experience led him to build his own filter for a good rental deal: the 1% net rule, a stricter version of the classic 1% rule that measures what's actually left in his pocket after expenses, not gross rent.In this episode, Kirby breaks down how that one number keeps him from overpaying for a property that looks good but won't cash flow, why he's watched high income earners feel completely trapped despite big paychecks, and how he sources off-market deals by calling listing agents directly. He also shares how he and his wife self-manage 43 vacation rentals, including one built into the barn on their 45-acre Indiana farm, on about 90 minutes of his own time a week. And yes, he tells the story of living through the 2011 Fukushima disaster in Japan too.What You'll Learn:How the 1% net rule works and why it's different from the standard 1% ruleWhy gross rent is the wrong number to chase if your goal is actual freedomHow to spot a deal that looks good on paper but won't cash flowA simple way to source off-market deals without a buyer's agentWhat it actually takes to self-manage 43 vacation rentals on a few hours a weekWant more free tools and articles on wealth, growth, mindset, and family? Head to OurFamilyInvests.com.Build intentionally. Let it compound.
Paul Moore sold his first company in his early thirties and thought that made him an investor. It didn't. A decade of speculating cost him everything, sliding from $1.5 million in savings to $2.5 million in debt.Facing bankruptcy, Paul and his wife did the opposite of what everyone expected. They committed to giving away a painful, set amount every week, starting January 1st, 2008, in the worst months of the financial crisis. Thirteen months later they were completely debt free, house included.From there Paul rebuilt into Wellings Capital, a private equity firm managing over $500 million across 1,100+ investors. He's a recovering "Shiny Object Chaser" turned "The Boring Investor," and he explains why his firm turned down 1,136 of 1,137 deals it reviewed last year.What You'll Learn:Why speculating and investing aren't the same thingThe decision Paul made instead of declaring bankruptcyHow a real estate structuring move helped pay off $2.5 million in debt during the 2008 crisisWhy "circle of competence" and saying no are a real edgeHow preferred equity and JV equity protect investor principalPaul didn't get out of debt by finding a better deal. He got out by deciding what actually mattered before the money came back.Connect with Paul Moore:Website: https://www.wellingscapital.comInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/paulmooreinvest/Want more free tools and articles on wealth, growth, mindset, and family? Head to https://www.OurFamilyInvests.com.Build intentionally. Let it compound.
Sports medicine physician Dr. Annie Purcell spent 13 years running her own private practice before a COVID shutdown gave her something she hadn't had in over a decade: time to sit still. What she found wasn't clarity, it was insomnia, spiraling anxiety, and a body that had been sending warning signs for years while she stayed too competent to notice.Annie tells Mike and Caroline what it actually looked like when her body forced the stop her mind refused to make, including the moment her own doctor told her flatly it wasn't her thyroid, and the line she wrote that stopped us cold: you can be highly competent and completely disconnected from yourself, and sometimes the competence is how the disconnection survives.What you'll learn:Why high achievers are often the last to recognize their own burnoutThe physical warning signs that show up before the mental ones doHow Annie used a CARES Act 401k withdrawal to fund her first rental propertyHow real estate professional status combined with a W2 can work for a two income householdWhat it actually costs to keep performing instead of pausing to ask whyWant more free tools and articles on wealth, growth, mindset, and family? Head to OurFamilyInvests.com.Build intentionally. Let it compound.
Stephen Scoggins built and exited multiple companies, one approaching nine figures, and hosts the BUILD podcast with over 48 million views. But this episode isn't about that climb. It's about what happened after he got everything he thought he wanted and felt nothing.Stephen opens up about the season after his exit, when a comment from his son Tyler at a taco shop cracked open just how absent he'd been while being present. He walks through the Five Constraints that quietly derail founders and families (arrogance, ignorance, impatience, fear, insecurity), why his dyslexia became an operational advantage instead of a source of shame, and the jet boat moment in New Zealand that gave his upcoming book its title. Fair warning: figuring out you're not who you said you are is a lot less fun with a life jacket on.What you'll learn:Why Stephen calls his homeless-to-nine-figures story the least useful part of his journeyThe five internal constraints that quietly sabotage founders and familiesHow to build a daily rhythm that protects presence without relying on willpowerWhy dyslexia became one of Stephen's sharpest operational toolsWhat a stranger on a jet boat in New Zealand told him that reshaped his next chapterSubscribe to The Weekly Compass, our free weekly newsletter with short practical tips for building wealth, aligning your family, and living intentionally: https://OurFamilyInvests.com/newsletter
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