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This episode was inspired by an article in The Epoch Times, titled: "No Fooling: Gov. Newsom's $20 Minimum Wage Hits April 1," written by John Seiler. I am not a fan of minimum wage because of the intended and unintended consequences.
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The article from The Epoch Times, titled: "No Fooling: Gov. Newsom's $20 Minimum Wage Hits April 1," written by John Seiler Concerns over the state and federal governments making such decisions The initiatives pushing for minimum wage laws and the potential unintended consequences Effects of minimum wage laws on younger employees The impacts of California's minimum wage increase to $20Review, Subscribe and Share
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Ken Greene talks about a story of his auto mechanic, Mico at Ital Motors in Reno, NV. He is grateful for being surrounded by people that he trusts and that are highly competent at what they do.
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The contrast between the ease of modern air travel and the discomfort and complex emotions around flying, including the impact of human behavior in such environments Value of his business trips versus the emotional difficulty of being away from his family, particularly his son, showing the human side of business travel and personal sacrifice The concept of 'The Gap and The Gain' Ken's Toyota truck, attention to detail, and customer service acts as an anecdote underscoring the importance of trustworthiness and competence in any industry
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Ken Greene discusses the process of active investing and how it compares to passive investment strategies. His approach is more hands-on, watching the market daily, as he sees it as a way to relax and keep himself engaged. He underlines the importance of being aware of one's financial position and evaluates the patterns in the stock market to make informed decisions.
Greene emphasizes that the stock market, whilst a powerful tool for accumulating wealth, can be unpredictable. He expressed his concerns about the rapid rise of the stock market, considering it to be "unnatural". He cautions listeners who have taxable and qualified accounts, especially those nearing retirement, to consider cashing in on their returns and transferring the money to safer assets. He also suggests reevaluating your portfolio with the help of your advisor.
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The stock market's progress since October 30th, emphasizing the 70% return rate, if annualized Importance of anticipating market trends, protecting assets, and the possibility of the market pulling back Considering the impacts of long-term and short-term capital gains on tax bracket Ken’s personal strategy: Moving some money into something else and surprising his family
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The Engineer of Finance podcast host, Ken Greene, starts by discussing his recent trip to Santa Monica and the contrasting weather in the Reno-Tahoe area. He expresses gratitude for being able to enjoy both environments.
Ken then reflects on the workshop he attended in Santa Monica, where he learned from successful entrepreneurs and realized a blind spot regarding work-life balance. He admits to becoming complacent with releasing episodes of his podcast consistently and apologizes for missing several episodes. He shares that negative influences from marketing people affected his vision for the podcast's growth but emphasizes that he will not give up on his vision.
Ken mentions upcoming improvements, such as a new website and potential sponsorships or affiliates in the future.Links and Resources from this Episode
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The tranquility of the snowfall and his gratitude for the diverse environments he gets to experience His complacency and failing to release podcast episodes weekly as promised due his negative interpretation of certain comments from two marketers His commitment to the vision of the podcast and how he has severed ties with the marketers who influenced him negatively Ken’s gratitude for his audience and teases the new direction his podcast is going to take
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Happy Groundhog Day! I hope everyone has a Happy Groundhog Day! Love the movie with Bill Murray. Great day to review and maybe revise our strategies and our plans to achieve the results we want to accomplish in 2024.
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Ken’s love for skiing and winter, his desire for more winter, and how the Groundhog Day reflection aids in planning and strategizing What’s the beauty of Groundhog Day The effectiveness of small increments in habits and discipline How to start having constant growth and improved habits
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Ken Greene welcomes guest Brad de Comarmond, co-founder of Empower Men, to share his personal journey and talk about his health and wealth transformation program for men. He focuses on establishing sustainable habits for long-term change over a 90-day period, starting with a one-on-one call and leading to courses, live training, and community engagement through the Mighty Networks platform. Brad emphasizes accountability and habits, inspired by James Clear's book, Atomic Habits.
Brad discusses his personal experiences that have shaped him, including his health transformation from overweight teenager to male model, his financial coaching certification through Dave Ramsey, and a significant financial loss from an investment. He also encourages the use of advanced therapies like peptide and testosterone replacement therapy and supports an approach where health, fitness and medical industries collaborate for optimal patient health. He invites listeners to reach out via his website, Empower Men, or through his Instagram account.
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Empower Men's work as transformative for men's health and finances Brad's upbringing in South Africa and his subsequent move to the US. His transformation from his overnight days into a fit individual How Brad met his business partner, Gil, and their shared passion for health, wellness, and anti-aging How his personal financial losses inspired him to understand finance better and help others in managing their money How their 90-day transformation program works, including one-on-one calls, community involvement, regular live training, and other resources The potential of anti-aging therapies like peptides and stem cell research, and the challenges to access and affordability Growing awareness of alternative health approaches thanks to podcasts and other non-traditional media channels
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Ken Greene welcomes guest Beth Hendler-Grunt, founder of Next Great Step, discussing the challenges young graduates face in the current job market. Pressures such as lifestyle expectations, inflation, and living costs discourage job hunting among recent graduates. In response to the issue of candidates not showing up for interviews, host Ken Greene suggests fear of rejection might play a role. Hendler-Grunt underlines the importance of guidance in job hunting for young adults from professionals, mentors or employers, and stresses the value of opportunities like internships for gaining experience.
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Beth's important role in helping students transition into their career The success of her book, "The Next Great Step" Different disciplines that Beth works with Experiences and challenges of entrepreneurship and understanding the importance of being practical when achieving career goals The step-by-step approach to help their child graduate into their career Why business owners should offer internships or even a conversation to young adults for their career guidance and growth
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Thank you for supporting this podcast.Thank you to all the guests that came on The Engineer of Finance Podcast. Grateful for what we accomplished in 2023. Grateful for what's to come in 2024. Thank you.
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Ken Greene advocates for intentional personal and financial planning. Despite past fears and resistance, he has learned the value in saving for the future and employing strategies like dividend paying insurance plans. His experience of fatherhood has reinforced his perspective on planning for the future. Ken concludes his end-of-year message with a disclaimer about his content, reminding listeners that investment decisions should be made cautiously and with the understanding of inherent risks. He emphasizes the importance of consulting with qualified financial advisors if necessary.
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Ken’s dislike for New Year's resolutions How he sees the end of the year as a great time to reflect on achievements and potential improvements for the future How to be prepared for the unknown rather than creating plans based on hypothetical scenarios Logical reasoning for planning the future: Making choices today for a more prosperous tomorrow. Reflection on past years and the positive outcomes brought about by careful planning
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Ken Greene expresses his deep gratitude for a range of things. He starts by emphasizing the importance of reflection and improvement in areas of life such as fitness and finances, and acknowledges that this may require bringing in mentors, coaches, or following online programs.
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Ken’s personal Thanksgiving experience and how spending time with his extended family made this year’s holiday special The visit to Lake Erie and his nostalgic memories associated with it His gratitude for the airlines and the smooth travel experience Why Thanksgiving is his favorite holiday and the value of being grateful The importance of reflecting on accomplishments, areas of improvement, and tuning life as we approach the New Year The importance of mentorship and coaching in one's life and the potential for transformation Recommendations for the book "The Gratitude Principle" by Dan Sullivan for understanding appreciation
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In this episode of the Engineer of Finance podcast, host Ken Greene interviews Parker Pursell, president of eQRP, a company that offers alternative retirement plans. Parker shares the motivation behind eQRP, which originated from the founder's personal experience of his father's traditional 401(k) failing to provide sufficient financial security. The company enables individuals to access their 401(k) savings, invest outside the stock market, and provides educational tools to promote financial literacy. The conversation emphasizes the importance of self-employment as a route to qualify for a self-directed 401(k). eQRP particularly serves those dissatisfied with traditional 401(k) plans or wish for greater control over their retirement savings.
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The motivation behind eQRP, to avoid the failures of traditional financial advising Failure of the traditional financial system in educating individuals about managing their money The idea of entrapment in the 401k system and how the company seeks to free clients from this eQRP’s way to help individuals access money from previous jobs Considering business activities to prove self-employment for self-directed 401ks eQRP's service offerings What their approach to investments are eQRP's reputation and value they create for the community with their innovative financial solutions
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Jason Somerville, an experienced entrepreneur and investment banker, shares his professional journey and insights on transitioning from a corporate job to entrepreneurship. He narrates about his previous roles at Bank of America and a hedge fund, before starting his own ventures, including a helicopter leasing company. Jason now assists business founders/owners planning an exit strategy in his current role at GW Partners. Through a series of phases, they identify weaknesses in businesses, implement improvements and strategize to sell the businesses.
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Jason’s work in helping entrepreneurs with their exit strategy The typical investors they worked with at the hedge fund The challenges and benefits of navigating the entrepreneurial path How his wife's deep belief in his ideas ignited his entrepreneurial journey The human component in financial deals Using branding as a business strategy, emphasizing emotional connections, DNA, and clear messagingReview, Subscribe and Share
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Ken Greene discusses the importance of concentrating on the things that one can control and letting go of the concerns that cannot be managed. Inspired by a conversation with a new client worried about global tensions and their impact on financial matters, Ken emphasizes on the futility of worrying about things beyond control, suggesting instead to pay attention but not dwell on such matters.
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Monitoring global affairs but choosing not to let it cause undue stress; focusing on situations that can be controlled Focusing on controllable factors on a daily, weekly, monthly and quarterly basis to meet personal, familial, and workplace goals Past struggle with perfectionism and how it deterred progress Lesson learned from guest speaker about overcoming perfectionism Focusing on tasks and goals that can be controlled and acknowledging the inability to control everything else Learning from personal experiences and sharing this knowledge to help others Importance of addressing, understanding, and improving personal habits and circumstances before attempting to solve larger issues; applying this lesson in financial and investment strategies Advice to focus on what one can control; reminder of being aware but not consumed by external events
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Ken Greene discusses the concept of "be a guinea pig." He shares his personal experiences from trying out new water sports, to the painful learning process he went through. Ken emphasizes that being a 'guinea pig', though often painful, is an important part of the learning process. He views this as a valuable way to learn what works and what doesn't work in any given situation, enabling him to be a better host, teacher, and mentor. Ken also discusses how he becomes a guinea pig vicariously through mentors who are in situations that he has not yet reached, such as retirement.
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Being a guinea pig to enter the insurance and financial industry The importance of understanding products personally before selling them to others His learning journey for the 'Infinite Banking Concept' and how it transformed his financial planning Importance of experiencing both success and failures as a way to empathize and help others How he utilizes mentorship to gain knowledge and wisdom in fields that he doesn't have personal experience in, like retirement planning The importance of being a guinea pig, especially in areas you excel at, to provide value to others
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In this podcast episode, Alex Chompff discusses his career journey from the military to entrepreneurship, with notable roles in technology and venture capital. His experience includes being a security chief for nuclear weapons installations to managing a family business. His journey is marked by a deep love for technology that led him to form various ventures like Goodies, NatureTrack, Evolution Ventures, and MasterVerse.AI.
Alex returned to the corporate world in the 2010s, allowing him to balance family, education, and establishing his company Goodies. His investment strategy places heavy emphasis on teamwork and integrity and having a long-lasting social impact. He advocates for investing in veterans due to their robust character traits and potential and shows interest in women-led businesses due to their vast potential yet underrepresentation.
Alex introduces his platform MasterVerse.AI, which facilitates understanding AI, intending to familiarize people with AI. He believes all people globally should have access to such technologies and encourages participation in the Masterverse.ai community, offering interaction with high-profile community members.
Lastly, he emphasizes that individuals seeking investment are crucial to the investment infrastructure. He encourages them to persevere and connect with him on social media platforms and his platforms: evolutionacceleration.com and MasterVerse.AI. He believes in an equal opportunity approach to technological advancement access.
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The importance of shared bonds and trust in work, specifically with veterans who have high integrity Investing in women owned businesses due to their underappreciation in the investment community Alex's long and extensive career Transition from high school to Marine Corps Returning from Marine Corps and starting a career involving computers and finance The impact and learning experience from serving in the Marines The power and importance of mentorship and helping others The challenge and emotional toll of balancing work and family, particularly when traveling for business Career shifts to focus on starting a family The forming of the venture syndicate and becoming an investor operator Financial component and social aspects of angel investing The fundamental criteria he uses to evaluate a potential investment opportunity The importance of personal connection when making investment decisions.
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Ken Greene discusses inflation and how homeowners can take advantage by using instruments like a 30-year fixed mortgage in an episode titled "Make Inflation Your Friend." Ken mentions the impact of money printing and technology on the value of assets and posits that their worth might not have gone up, but it may take more dollars to acquire the same assets due to inflation.
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Sharing previous experiences of advising clients to switch from 15-year fixed mortgages to 30-year fixed mortgages The current interest rates and median prices of homes in the US Ken's rule of thumb: House payments should not exceed 25% of your gross income Possible scenario of how inflation can impact your future payments on a 30-year fixed mortgage Case study example of someone having a strong income stream and buying a house at the median price
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Ken Greene discusses the change in the value of assets like gold, the stock market, and real estate in comparison to the depreciating value of the US dollar since the 1970s. He stated that, while the value of these assets might not have significantly increased, they now require more money to acquire due to inflation.
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Ken’s views on the importance of having financial security with diversified assets The data on housing prices from 1971 compared to 2023 and the increase in the time needed to acquire a house based on median income People need to save more, live within their means and invest wisely to beat inflation and erosion in the purchasing power of money
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The fastest way to increase wealth is with substantial savings and substantial cash flow via automation to savings. The best way to enhance your retirement is with savings and guaranteed/promised cash flows.
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In this episode, the emphasis is on the impact that our environment has on our motivations, actions, and ultimately our successes. Drawing from personal experiences and examples, Ken discusses how changing the environment can lead to significant personal growth.
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The power of changing environments to accomplish new goals A recent business trip to Santa Monica The impact of surroundings and the environment on productivity and critical thinking Ken defines "environment" and emphasizes the importance of creating the right conditions for growth - for people, plants, animals, and even finances Ken reveals how certain environments, like the library, facilitated concentration and learning when he was studying to become a professional engineer The importance of identifying one's weaknesses to improve upon them Reflect on the environments you've created for yourself and consider possible changes to improve personal progress
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Chris Aliotta and Ken Greene discuss banking complexities, including the carry trade, fractional banking, and cryptocurrencies. Chris, with his extensive banking experience, explains that deposits are considered liabilities for banks and details the strategies banks employ to keep money perpetually earning interest. He also elaborates on the industry's risk issues concerning interest rates and liquidity. Chris shares about the Silicon Valley Bank's significant losses due to their failure in hedging interest rate risks, advises spreading money over several institutions for security purposes and explains an inverted yield curve's ramifications.
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The differences between commercial banking and investment banking Role of the Federal Reserve in providing liquidity backup for banks Cases when banks become insolvent The concept of "liquidity risk" Silicon Valley Bank's large-scale interest rate exposure A good way to measure the safety of a bank as an individual depositor Short-term rates influence what banks can lend to each other The impact of short-term rates on the economy
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