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E121 - The End of Quantitative Tightening and the Future of Monetary Policy Aug 07, 2019

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You may have heard the phrase "The Fed has painted itself into a corner," but what does that mean? For years, we've listened to The Fed discuss how the goal was to return interest rates to their "normal" levels. However, now we are on the verge of another rate reduction. The quantitative tightening that The Fed was engaging in during 2017 has come to a close, and it could be the case that it never returns.
Our guest for today is Richard Duncan, who is the author of three books on the global economic crisis, The Dollar Crisis, The Corruption of Capitalism, and The New Depression. Richard has worked as a financial sector specialist for the World Bank and has been a consultant for the IMF in Thailand during the Asia Crisis. He has appeared frequently on CNBC, CNN, BBC, and Bloomberg Television as well as on a variety of other media outlets, conferences, and economic forums.
Today we are going to discuss...

What significant changes have taken place in the global economy since our guest's last appearance at the end of 2018
What the current state of the global economy is, particularly as it relates to the bond yields of other countries
Whether or not we need mania to ensure before a significant correction
Some of the details of Ray Dalio's MP3 theory and why our guest is an advocate of this monetary policy

Learn more about our guest: Website: richardduncaneconomics.com (Discount code "CFC")

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E120 - MM - Removing Weaknesses In Search of Your Unique Ability Aug 05, 2019

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In this Monday Minutes episode, Hunter discusses the concept of Unique Ability, how to find your Unique Ability, and how to track your quality of work to remain on track.

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E119 - Closing Investment Capital Without Being Pushy Jul 31, 2019

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In the world of investment real estate, you rarely hear the word "Sales." Selling someone in the traditional sense isn't thought of as advisable for a variety of reasons, with the most significant reason being buyer's remorse. Is it possible to make the sales process go easier without having to implement hard close strategies, and if so, how should you position yourself and your conversations?

Our guest for today is Michelle Weinstein, who is a sales strategist, entrepreneur, and innovator. Michelle has over 20 years of sales experience, selling everything from multi-million dollar homes to Paleo meatballs. Her achievements include raising over $1M dollars for her last company, landing contracts with major retailers such as Costco and The Vitamin Shoppe, and pitches her way onto ABC's Shark Tank. She is now the founder of The Pitch Queen and the host of Success Unfiltered and The Abundant Accountant Podcast.

Today we are going to discuss...

How to listen to your potential clients to hear where their pain points are
How to hit the ask button without being worried that you are being too pushy
How you can eliminate pitch anxiety that even high performers struggle with

Learn more about our guest: sellwithoutsleaze.com

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E118 - MM - The Truth About Raising Funds From Friends and Family Jul 29, 2019

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In this Monday Minutes episode, Hunter discusses the reality behind raising capital from friends and family. Is it a good idea, or should you leave the thought behind?
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E117 - Creating a Life of Freedom and Purpose Through Real Estate Jul 24, 2019

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Real estate is extremely versatile, and there are many ways to make money from selling properties, managing them, lending against them, buying and holding, and fixing and flipping. Due to the flexible nature of the real estate sector, it is even possible to make millions from doing something niche-focused, like helping homeowners get their properties within FEMA compliance.
Our guest for today is Jason Yarusi, who is a real estate entrepreneur, speaker, mentor, and podcaster. He is the host of the Real Estate Investing Foundation podcast, which is a platform serving to help real estate investors take action through learning the steps and missteps that many industry professionals have taken. Jason owns a home solutions company, flips homes and operates beachside AirBnBs, and has a multifamily division which is currently hovering at 150 doors.
Today we are going to discuss...

FEMA compliance
Why and how our guest transitioned from rehabs and construction to thinking of real estate as an investment vehicle
Some of our guest's favorite insights from conversations he's had over the years

Learn more about our guest: Website: yarusiholdings.com

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E116 - MM - Fixed Rate vs Floating Rate Jul 22, 2019

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In this Monday Minutes episode, Hunter discusses fixed rate loans versus floating rate loans and which one may be more advantageous for you and your situation.

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E115 - How to Get Your Real Estate Company Free PR Jul 17, 2019

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You may have wondered how companies get featured in the press, and contrary to what most people assume, it is seldom a result of journalists searching around the internet in the hopes of finding something interesting to report on. The overwhelming majority of corporate PR is due to persistent outreach and relationship building by companies to writers and editors. While you may feel defeated, it is definitely possible for you to do the same for your company.
Our guest for today is Cameron Herold, who is a passionate business coach, author, and speaker who has grown multiple $100mm companies. He is the author of four successful business titles, Double-Double, Meetings Suck, Miracle Mornings for Entrepreneurs, and his most recent, Free PR: How to Get Chased By the Press Without Hiring a PR Firm.
Today we are going to discuss...

What it takes to get featured in major publications like Forbes, Fortune, and Oprah
Why you should consider handling your PR in-house as opposed to hiring a PR firm
Why you should think of a PR position in your company as a sales position, rather than a marketing and advertising position

Learn more about our guest: Website: cooalliance.com

E114 - MM - The Single Most Important Due Diligence Question Jul 15, 2019

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In this Monday Minutes episode, Hunter discusses the most important due diligence question you should be asking, "hell yes or no", and why it's important to trust your intuition.
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E113 - Ten Years Later And We’re Still Blaming Deregulation for The Great Recession? Jul 10, 2019

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When the Great Recession began, many people heard about banks being insanely overleveraged, capitalism "gone wrong," and the wealthy 1%. However, when the bailouts of several private companies started happening, there were whispers that certain firms may have anticipated these bailouts and therefore were more inclined to take risky actions. Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, two Government Sponsored Entities which previously played a small role in the mortgage market, suddenly became the most important players of the market in the run-up to 2007.
Our guest for today is Thomas E. Woods, who is a senior fellow of the Mises Institue and host of The Tom Woods Show, which is one of the most popular libertarian and free-market shows on iTunes. Tom has a bachelor's degree in history from Harvard and his master's, and Ph.D. from Columbia University. He has appeared on many popular news shows, has been a guest on hundreds of radio programs, and is also the author of 12 books, with many of them being New York Times bestsellers.
Today we are going to discuss...

What role, if any, the Fed played in the run-up to the Great Recession and the aftermath
Whether we would've entered a 20-year depression had the Fed not stepped in after the Great Recession
How Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac's incentives are different from a typical bank
Why the repealing of Glass-Steagall is an integral part of this conversation

Learn more about our guest: The Deregulation Boogeyman eBook The Tom Woods Show
Tom Woods Books

E112 - MM - Level Up Your First Impressions With These 3 Tips Jul 08, 2019

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In this Monday Minutes episode, Hunter discusses 3 simple action steps you can take to dramatically increase your first impression.

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