chess champion

Join us on a captivating journey into the life of Adam Zach, a former chess prodigy turned successful real estate investor. We'll unveil the magic behind his motto, "people before profits," which forms the backbone of his innovative venture, Dwanderville. You'll get a glimpse of a loving father mentoring his daughter Beth in real estate, embodying the true essence of a family-oriented entrepreneur.

Our discussion then turns to an intriguing exploration of Adam's groundbreaking work with Home Equity Partner Dot Com. It's there that he's spearheading a mission to provide unconventional buyers with flexible homeownership options, particularly those unable to secure a traditional bank loan. Brace yourselves for an insider's look into the rent-to-own scheme, lease options, contracts for deed, and Adam's brainchild; a credit repair program designed to help tenants eventually own the homes they rent.

But it's not all business! We also take a trip down memory lane, reminiscing about the 90s and early 2000s; an era pulsating with music, the shifting perspectives on marijuana use, and the eternal debate between American and Italian pizzas. Prepare for an episode that's not only enlightening but also entertaining and engaging, skillfully bridging the gap between real estate, family, and the dynamics of modern life. Don't miss out on this rare combination of business insights and heartwarming nostalgia.

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This week on Guy Kawasaki's Remarkable People is Nikhil Kamath, the co-founder of India’s largest stock brokerage, Zerodha. For what it’s worth, he’s in his early thirties and a billionaire based on his stake in the company. His “made for movies” story is that he dropped out of high school to play chess, worked at a call center answering support questions, started a stock brokerage, and became a billionaire. Kind of a Queen’s Gambit meets Slumdog Millionaire meets Charles Schwab. But the actual storyline is not as Bollywood as you might think.

Orrin “Checkmate” Hudson is a former Alabama state trooper, Air Force veteran, and world-renowned chess champion. He is the author of the  #1 Amazon bestseller, One Move at a Time, How to Win at Chess and Life. He is a captivating speaker/facilitator and is the founder of Be Someone, a Georgia-based nonprofit which provides a youth-focused leadership skills development program on how to win in life using the game of chess. His formula – using the chessboard – teaches that for every move that is made, whether it is playing the game or living as a contributing citizen, there is a corresponding positive or negative consequence.

Hudson has traveled across America successfully providing his unique, exciting, and engaging curriculum to over 55,000 young people. Support for the organization has included Jane Fonda, Tyler Perry, Steve Harvey as well as other celebrities. He has also appeared on Good Morning America, the CBS Early Morning Show, CNN, FOX & Friends, and has been on the cover of the world’s largest chess magazine, Chess Life and People. Hudson and his Be Someone organization have also been featured on The Tom Joyner Morning Show, in USA Today, Essence Magazine, Sports Illustrated for Teens, Jet, Black Enterprise, and Time Magazine for Kids. 

Hudson’s ultimate vision is to serve one million at-risk students using his motivating mantra: “Get Your Heads-Up!!, Pants-Up! and Grades-Up!, and most of all, to “Never Give Up! – No Matter What!”

Connect with Orrin  on Facebook, Twitter, or LinkedIn.  Check out his website BeSomeone.org

 

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