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”Welcome to ’The Phoenix Prosperity Podcast,’ where wealth meets legacy. Join your host, Tim Fergestad, as we explore the journeys of Phoenix’s finest to success and beyond.”This podcast will examine the powerful interplay between personal achievement and the enduring legacy it creates. And Tim explores the idea that success isn’t just about what you achieve but what you leave behind for others, focusing on the impact of wealth used wisely.Find the Phoenix Prosperity Podcast wherever you get your podcasts and build your legacy.Hosted by Tim Fergestad, Ph.D. More at https://timfergestad.com/
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Jim Spehar led global R&D teams at NXP that shipped chips by the tens of billions. Now he helps startups fall in love with the problem, not the solution. In this episode, he and Tim talk about: How a humble approach on the Apple Lightning project opened up tens of billions in business Why good teams fall short, and how to turn them around Arizona's semiconductor boom What is hype in AI Why the next infrastructure boom will be bigger than the interstates Connect with Jim: jimspehar@gmail.com Phoenix Prosperity Podcast: https://PhoenixProsperityPodcast.com
Why do great medical discoveries take so long to reach patients? Dr. Amanda Klein, founder of Biomarker Solutions in Tucson, helps drug makers and researchers plan their path to FDA approval. Tim Fergestad and Amanda talk about starting with the end in mind, what the FDA fears most, a new way to test kidney transplant drugs, and Arizona's gap between the lab and the patient. Connect with Amanda: https://www.biomarkersolutionsllc.com Watch the video on YouTube: https://youtu.be/mOol9aA7E-A
Arizona is now top 10 in the nation for the economic impact of clinical trials. Nicole Hill, a clinical research professional with nearly 20 years in the field, explains how the state got here and where it goes next. Tim Fergestad and Nicole talk about the biggest myth about clinical trials, why partnerships will make Arizona stand out, what really holds research back, and where entrepreneurs and investors can plug in. Connect with Nicole on LinkedIn. Watch the video on YouTube: https://youtu.be/mr9ONEOSYjA
What if doctors could find out what is causing an infection in just one hour instead of waiting three days? In this episode of the Phoenix Prosperity Podcast, host Tim Fergestad talks with Dr. Krishnan Chittur, co-founder and Chief Technology Officer of GeneCapture, about his mission to help doctors find infections faster and give patients better care. Krishnan shares how a personal experience with his premature daughter inspired him to find a better way to test for infections. Today, his company is working on technology that could help doctors identify harmful bacteria in about an hour and determine which antibiotics may work best in roughly another hour. But turning a great idea into a real medical device is not easy. Krishnan talks about his journey from chemical engineering professor to biotech entrepreneur. He shares how he learned to write a business plan, find investors, build a strong team, and turn complex science into a product that doctors can use. He also talks about the importance of staying humble, asking for help, and never losing sight of why you started. Now teaching genetics labs at Arizona State University, Krishnan continues to share his knowledge with students while helping GeneCapture move its technology closer to clinical use.
In this episode of the Phoenix Prosperity Podcast, host Tim Fergestad talks with David Ritterling, CEO of Visiting Home Care International, about caring for seniors, building strong businesses, and leading with love. David has spent more than 26 years in the senior care field. He has helped start about 2,500 home care businesses and now helps lead home care services around the world. David explains how Visiting Angels helps older adults stay in their own homes. Caregivers help with daily tasks, personal care, and companionship. He also shares why choosing the right caregiver and treating them well makes such a big difference. Tim and David talk about why families should plan for aging before a crisis happens. They explore ways to pay for care, including long-term care insurance and programs for veterans. They also look at the future of senior care. Could robots and AI help older adults live on their own longer? David shares his thoughts on new technology and why human kindness will always matter. For business owners, David offers a simple lesson: Love the people you serve. When you care for your team and your customers, you build a business that can last. In this episode, you'll learn: How Visiting Angels helps seniors stay at home Why families should make a five-year plan for aging How long-term care insurance and veterans' benefits may help pay for home care What David has learned from helping start about 2,500 home care businesses Why happy caregivers provide better care How AI and robots may change senior care Why putting people first is the key to lasting success
Rates are up, building has slowed, and Tim Fergestad thinks that makes right now a great time to buy. Tim breaks down what high rates mean for renters, owners and apartment investors. In Phoenix, renting one of his build to rent townhomes costs about $1,000 a month less than owning a similar home, and that gap keeps rental demand strong. He shares a calm month in the portfolio, with ice storm repairs in Nashville and a 15% jump in net operating income at a Tucson property. Then he explains depreciation in plain words: cost segregation, bonus depreciation, and how a $100,000 investment can produce $60,000 to $120,000 in paper losses depending on the deal. Tim also compares two Tucson apartment deals from the same operator, one built for upside and one built for a steady capped return. He ends with marching band season and why he started writing about family legacy. Key topics: Why high rates help landlords and renters choose to rent The 10 year treasury, new construction, and why existing apartments are gaining value Ice storm repairs in Nashville and a 15% NOI jump in Tucson Aerospace salvage and why Tim likes physical assets Depreciation, cost segregation and bonus depreciation Icon on Broadway vs Icon on Pima: upside vs a capped preferred return Marching band logistics and the family legacy workbook About Tim: Tim Fergestad is the founder of Oak Street Assets and host of the Phoenix Prosperity Podcast. He partners on apartment communities and build to rent projects in Arizona, Texas and Tennessee and acts as a fund manager for his network. Links: Oak Street Assets: https://oakstreetassets.com Depreciation guide: https://oakstreetassets.com/depreciation-guide Tim's writing and free family legacy workbook: https://timfergestad.com Want to be a guest on the show? https://phoenixprosperitypodcast.com/guest
In this episode of the Phoenix Prosperity Podcast, Tim Fergestad sits down with Dr. Yousef Mohammadi, a board-certified family medicine physician and founder of Thrive Wellness MD. Dr. Mohammadi shares his approach to helping people take a more active role in their health. His work brings together evidence-based medicine, nutrition, lifestyle changes, integrative care, and a focus on the whole person. The conversation explores some of the foundations Dr. Mohammadi believes can make a major difference in long-term health. He discusses what he calls the “big five”: hydration, nutrition, movement, sleep, and stress reduction. He also explains why tracking health data can help people better understand their habits and make meaningful changes. Tim and Dr. Mohammadi also discuss preventive health, cardiovascular and metabolic health, gut health, exercise, environmental exposures, and the growing interest in helping people improve not only how long they live, but how well they live. The conversation then turns to Dr. Mohammadi’s entrepreneurial journey. After years of medical training and working within established healthcare systems, he launched Thrive Wellness MD. He shares some of the challenges of starting a medical practice from the ground up, including keeping expenses low, creating more autonomy, and learning the business side of medicine. Dr. Mohammadi also talks about two lessons that have helped him as an entrepreneur: finding good mentors and learning how to delegate. Rather than trying to figure everything out alone, he believes there is great value in learning from people who are already a few steps ahead. For Dr. Mohammadi, building a successful practice is about more than business growth. It is about creating a model that allows him to spend meaningful time with patients while continuing to learn, grow, and maintain balance in his own life.
The Late-Start Investor’s Guide to Building Wealth with Dr. Daniel Shin What happens when you spend years building a successful career, only to realize that a high income does not automatically give you financial freedom? In this episode of the Phoenix Prosperity Podcast, Tim Fergestad sits down with Dr. Daniel Shin, a urologic surgeon, real estate investor, founder of Cereus Real Estate, and creator of The Darwinian Doctor. Daniel shares how years of medical training and a demanding career left him earning well but feeling short on something just as valuable: time and control. Like many physicians and other highly trained professionals, Daniel started investing later than many of his peers. That realization pushed him to become more intentional about building wealth and creating options outside of his medical career. He began with turnkey single-family rentals before building an active real estate portfolio of roughly 30 units. But even with property managers, Daniel discovered that owning real estate could become another job. A major sewer problem at an eight-unit property became one memorable example of just how demanding supposedly passive investments can become. That experience helped change his approach. Daniel began moving toward passive real estate investments and relying on experienced teams rather than trying to handle everything himself. He eventually founded Cereus Real Estate and reduced his medical practice to part-time. Tim and Daniel also discuss an important distinction for people interested in real estate: being aggressive about building wealth does not mean taking reckless risks. Daniel explains why he believes investors should first have a solid financial foundation. Real estate can involve large investments, leverage, and real risk. He believes money invested in private deals should be capital an investor can afford to put at risk. The conversation also explores why passive income can be especially meaningful for physicians and other busy professionals. For Daniel, investment income is not simply about increasing net worth. Cash flow can potentially replace days that would otherwise need to be spent earning active income. That can mean more time with family, more flexibility, and greater control over how you spend your life. Daniel also shares why delegation became one of the most important skills he learned. Whether building a business or investing through other operators, he believes growth requires finding capable people and learning how to evaluate who deserves your trust. For professionals who have built successful careers but haven't been as intentional about building wealth, Daniel suggests starting with a simple question: What do you actually want your money to help you accomplish? From there, the next step is education.
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”Welcome to ’The Phoenix Prosperity Podcast,’ where wealth meets legacy. Join your host, Tim Fergestad, as we explore the journeys of Phoenix’s finest to success and beyond.”This podcast will examine the powerful interplay between personal achievement and the enduring legacy it creates. And Tim explores the idea that success isn’t just about what you achieve but what you leave behind for others, focusing on the impact of wealth used wisely.Find the Phoenix Prosperity Podcast wherever you get your podcasts and build your legacy.Hosted by Tim Fergestad, Ph.D. More at https://timfergestad.com/
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