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Today's episode I joined Raoul Pal, CEO, and founder of Real Vision, to discuss how the interest in crypto has developed and where I think the space is headed. We spent some time talking about my childhood and intuition for consumer behavior from an early age, how I started with my investments in Ethereum in 2016, and more recently, why I've been fascinated with the potential in NFTs. Finally, in why in several years, they could come to dominate the digital asset environment.

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Check out my new NFT project: veefriends.com

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Checkout my new co-hosted podcast with DraftKing’s founder--Matt Kalish on all things sports, business, and alternative investing: https://linktr.ee/propsanddropspod

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Today's episode is an interview I did on the "Build In Public" podcast. We discuss the origins of VeeFriends and how the initial idea was created, the memorable journey of creating VeeFriends, what consumers of NFTs should be wary about at this point in time and what keeps me motivated to wake up and inspire.

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Today’s episode is a classic interview that I did with the late great Larry King. So Sad to hear the news about Larry king passing away to this day he still did the best interview of me according to my family. I hope this helps someone today and reminds many of this mans talent.

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Eighteen doors by 29 years old by never taking no for an answer! We realize there are a lot of inspirational investors out there, but on today’s show, you’re going to be blown away by one of the best. Brandon and David sit down with Diego Corzo, a “DREAMer” who moved to the United States with his family at a young age. Fast forward a few years, and Diego jumped headfirst into real estate investing, using house hacking strategies that will work for anyone. You will be blown away by Diego’s story of how he rode a bike (with his suit in a backpack to avoid getting it sweaty) when he couldn’t get a driver’s license, how he got on the fast track to becoming a millionaire, and how he overcame a speech impediment, going on to give a TED talk! You will love his fantastic advice on what to look for in a house hack property, which areas to look when investing, and how to target the perfect tenant market. You’ll also appreciate his thoughts on avoiding drama between roommates, vetting turnkey companies, and structuring partnerships. Diego goes on to share some solid info about why he prefers “B” neighborhoods over “C” and why doing your own math is so important when analyzing deals. This guest is truly an incredible person with an incredible story—not to mention some pretty fantastic investing advice. Don’t miss out! Download this episode today, and make sure you're subscribed to the BiggerPockets Real Estate Podcast so you won't miss the next one! In This Episode We Cover: How Diego owned 18 doors by 29 How he overcame not having a driver's license What adversity can teach you How he got on the fast track to becoming a millionaire How he overcame his stutter to go on to do a TED talk How he invests out of state What he looks for in a home to house hack How he bought his first property How he bought a property with his father Why he prefers “B”-class properties over “C”-class properties How he vets turnkey companies Why doing your own math is so important What he looks for in someone he can trust What he recommends in terms of choosing an area His advice for structuring partnerships How he recommends avoiding drama with roommates in a home And SO much more! Links from the Show BiggerPockets Forums Brandon's Instagram David's Instagram DACA BiggerPockets Youtube Channel GoBundance BiggerPockets Podcast 226: From “D-Student” to $400,000 in Annual Rental Property Cash Flow with David Osborn BiggerPockets Podcast 190: Building 61 Different Passive Streams of Income with Pat Hiban BiggerPockets Podcast 318: 100 Units in the First 2 Years (Using Bank Financing!) with Collin Schwartz BiggerPockets Business Podcast Loom BiggerPockets Conference Check the full show notes here: http://biggerpockets.com/show352 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In 2013, Tony Xu was brainstorming ideas for a business school project when he identified a problem he wanted to solve: food delivery. For most restaurants, it was too costly and inefficient, leaving most of the market to pizza and Chinese. Tony and his partners believed they could use technology to connect customers to drivers, who would deliver meals in every imaginable cuisine. That idea grew into DoorDash, a company that's now delivered over 100 million orders from over 200,000 restaurants across the country. PLUS in our postscript "How You Built That," we hear from the winner of our 2018 HIBT Summit Pitch Competition: Ashlin Cook. She combined her love for dogs with an entrepreneurial itch to create Winnie Lou: a Colorado business that sells healthy dog treats in independent pet stores and from a food truck. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Few men can say they’ve built an empire. Fewer men can say that and then turn around and say they used to eat scraps out of dumpsters. For Bedros, both are true. In this episode, discover the inspiring and often strange story of how Bedros’s family escaped the Soviet Union and how Bedros went from a life of poverty to creating a global business empire.

 

Here’s what you’ll discover:

 

0:50 - How Bedros’s family escaped the Soviet Union and came to America to seek opportunity and freedom.

2:10 - What you can learn from being in “survival mode” even when you’re living the good life.

4:50 - The biggest lesson Bedros ever learned from his father, and how this still gives him a massive advantage to this day.

8:52 - How to spot people who are destined for success.

9:48 - The qualities you absolutely must have in each team member if you want to build a massively successful business.