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    TGCI 230: The Holistic Wealth Strategy w/ Dave Wolcott

    enApril 24, 2023
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    About this Episode

    Dave Wolcott, a former Marine captain, is a successful entrepreneur and real estate investor. As the CEO of Pantheon Investments, he helps entrepreneurs build wealth through passive investing in real estate and other high-quality assets. Dave is also an author of the newly released book entitled “The Holistic Wealth Strategy” and a podcast host who shares his expertise on real estate investment and wealth-building strategies. His investment strategy prioritizes predictable cash flow, tax efficiency, and an upside potential over the unpredictability of the stock market. 

    In a world where the pace of change is rapid and the future is uncertain, Dave's vision for providing a reliable and sustainable alternative to traditional investment options is both timely and essential. Let’s listen to his story today! 

     

    Quotes:

    “You’re not gonna have all the home runs but once you get decently good at it you get to know which ones are good and which ones are bad.”

    Timestamped Shownotes:

    • 0:40 - Introduction of Guests
    • 3:26 - Dave's journey to financial security and leaving the rat race behind
    • 6:17 - Leveraging relationship capital through networking
    • 9:45 - The Five-Phase Approach and Formula for Wealth Building
    • 14:00 - Achieving infinite banking and identifying policies for establishing a liquidity foundation
    • 23:31 - Passive Losses versus Passive Income
    • 31:08 - Building a strong team to effectively execute your business plan
    • 35:10 - Dave's advice for those considering investing in Main Street instead of Wall Street

    3 Key Points:

    1. Establishing frameworks to follow a particular set of steps and catapult your wealth trajectory.
    2. You can get leverage from people, not just in investments.
    3. Building wealth is a process. You have to look at it from end to end. The decisions that you are making today are going to impact you over the long run.

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