Dreamcatchers

When thinking about changing relationships, what comes to mind? Do you find it something to do only when facing problems? In this episode, Jason Wasser digs deep into what it means to reevaluate relationships. His background as a licensed marriage and family therapist revealed the importance of looking beyond the relationship dynamics and looking within instead. Tune in to hear his story and how he helps people live from stress to success by facilitating a deeper understanding of oneself and one’s system. [00:01 - 13:38] Work on the System to Make a Change From living a chaotic life to becoming a marriage and family therapist How the philosophy of the program goes beyond relationship dynamics Growing up in a home of domestic violence means living in survival mode Without seeing the family as a whole, it is difficult to evoke change [13:39 - 26:42] How to be a Better Boundary-Setter Our emotions are not psychological - they are physiological The universe will always give you what you believe Jason tack

How do you feel upon waking up? Do you look forward to what’s to come or dread the day ahead? This is the opportunity for you to look for something else in order to live a fulfilling life. In this episode, we have Morgan Taveras bringing all the gems of what it means to live an untethered life despite the hurdles life can throw at us - even terminal illness. Listen in and witness her story and be inspired to make your dreams a reality by finding your purpose and asking yourself the right questions. [00:01 - 15:52] A Couple's Adventureful Journey to Finding Their Purpose Morgan shares her journey and how they ended up in Puerto Rico When the desire to see the world kicks in, adventure awaits Morgan’s red pill moment came when she was diagnosed with breast cancer at 30 and realized that she needed to evaluate her life [15:53 - 28:20] How This Frugal Couple Retired Early And Traveled The World There's a number that's enough - anything over that can be put towards your dreams It is all about what you truly

Do you want to get out of the matrix?   In this episode of the Share the Wealth Show, Jerome Myers looks back at the pivotal moment that made him decide to drop out of corporate America and take his agency back through real estate. He breaks down how he overcame the obstacles he faced starting out in multifamily and gaining success. He also shares his honest thoughts about not letting things that you can’t change hinder you from reaching your dreams.   Jerome Myers (a/k/a "J") is a developer of people and places. He is the founder and Chief Inspiration Officer of two ventures. DreamCatchers is a boutique coaching firm that supports first and second-generation wealth creators to self-actualize and attain transcendence, and The Myers Development Group, where we help ordinary people invest in multifamily real estate in a way that creates generational wealth. Through these entities, he gets to live out his childhood dreams of helping people manifest the things they imagine and he is the evidence that dreams shoul

How do you accept the word “no”? Do you recognize it as an answer or an emotion? In this episode, Tony shares his story of how he got into commercial real estate, how he learned to budget and live on a smaller income, and how he became partners with a team of experienced professionals to start and manage his own golf course. Listen in as Tony shares how he balances his obligations as an apprentice with his desire to achieve success on his own terms. Tony is a highly energetic and accomplished thought partner in the real estate analysis, acquisition, and project management space. Possess extensive experience in underwriting for returns, program/project management, evaluation, and execution across multiple industries and equipped with a record of success in building relationships and implementing innovative programs that support the strategic direction of the organization. An effective leader with a proven ability to supervise and lead high-performance teams to ensure a 100% success rate in achieving company go

When we went as far as we can, do we stop there? We don’t. We can go even further. Lawrence shares his philosophy on retirement and how he likes to live his life. He advises that everyone has a time for everything and that it is important to enjoy life while you can. Lawrence Latty is a master connector of people and a dedicated public servant who has found his passion in real estate. His interest was first sparked as a child when his parents bought their first home in The Bronx New York in 1971.   Listen in as Lawrence encourages people to create lasting social patterns by being consistent and welcoming in all situations. [00:01 - 12:58] Crafting Patterns of Behavior for Success The key to success is to be consistent and bring value to the people Having a mix of different people in the group keeps things interesting Going beyond the "sit back and relax" concept for retirees Creating patterns of behavior to make people feel welcome [12:59 - 25:56] Love is Also a Verb, not Just a Noun How people open up

How do we turn our lives around when we are bombarded with too many challenges? Sophia tells her story that is inspiring, and her advice is valuable for anyone who wants to make a change and live a life of purpose. Sophia Olivas is a technology innovator, visionary, and passionate leader. Before the age of 25, she was investing in real estate, owned a tech company, raised $30 million in 28 days, and launched an online banking project for a Top 5 financial institution. She is the first woman to own a crypto hedge fund, and currently works on Smart Technology and Green Energy projects In this episode, Sophia Olivas talks about the challenges she has faced and how she learned to overcome them by taking risks and following her dreams.   [00:01 - 12:09] The Essence of Education and Financial Security Igniting the passion for establishing women's financial sovereignty The aim of attaining financial solvency for those shaping the future How the lack of financial security and educational opportunities created a cy

The journey to greatness is a daunting feat. With courage and conviction, we must seize the opportunity others do not see to get to where we want to be. Jerome interviews Kent Sohosky, who owns a number of businesses. Kent has a unique story, as his father was in the military and his mother was a school teacher. Kent grew up in Joplin, Missouri, which is a small town that was hit hard by the tornado a few years ago. He reflects on how his background and experience have helped him in other aspects of his career, and he emphasizes the importance of giving back to others. He shares his view that a job can be taken away at any time, and that security is only a temporary thing.   Kent Sohosky encourages people to pursue their dreams with conviction, no matter how difficult the journey may be. Listen in as encourages others to pursue their dreams and achieve greatness.   [00:01 - 11:45] Feeling Like the World Has Come to an End Kent’s career path and how it led him to the medical device industry Being raised to w

When accidents happen, the first thing to do is to ensure to seek appropriate medical help first. When there needs to be an investigation to give some explanation and justice to the incident, that is when having a personal injury lawyer will help tremendously. Brian Glass talks about the dangers of not knowing enough and the ins and outs of this law practice. Brian Glass is a personal injury lawyer in Fairfax, Virginia. His practice is limited to the representation of injured people against insurance companies and the people who hurt them. He recognizes that insurance companies have endless sums of money to throw at the defense of these cases and he enjoys the David vs. Goliath challenge. Brian grew up in Fairfax where he still lives with his wife and three sons. He attended Robinson Secondary School and James Madison University. After college, he attended law school at the College of William & Mary, where he was named a Benjamin Rush Scholar for excellence in Health Law & Policy. Brian loves pushing himself

What does it take to pursue our dreams and live our best lives? Susan Jacobson is a powerful advocate for helping others find their authentic path in life. After experiencing tremendous hardship herself, she has realized the importance of empowering vulnerable populations and providing them with the resources they need to achieve their full potential.  Susan, using a positive approach to learning, has dedicated her life to helping others develop to their full potential. Experiencing tragedy at a very young age Susan developed grit and resilience early. As she entered adulthood, she found herself facing domestic violence and homelessness. Through a strong sense of faith and determination, she refused to accept that as her destiny and forged a new way. While her health and new relationships were thriving, Susan continued to struggle financially. She found 1Life after years in the “school of hard knocks”. Having a ROADMAP was a turning point that has changed her entire perspective on how to live life. With over

They say that if you make it to New York, you can make it anywhere. For Ryan Serhant, he took this thought to heart. Listen in as he tells us about his journey from being a struggling actor to becoming a successful real estate agent, and how determination and hard work were keys to his success. Ryan Serhant is a real estate broker, CEO, and founder of SERHANT., a vertically-integrated mega brokerage comprising an in-house film studio, education arm, marketing division, and technology platform. He's also a bestselling author, producer, and star of Bravo's Million Dollar Listing New York and Sell It Like Serhant. In this episode, Ryan tackles tips through stories and advice on what it takes to live up to your full potential.   [00:01 - 14:50] Breaking Away from the Fear of Taking the Risk From being an actor to jumping into the real estate industry When moving back home to one’s parents meant failure Going through the struggles of making money [14:51 - 21:18] Work Hard to Achieve that Success Staying in th

Exiting the matrix does not always have to be an immediate action. Mehdi’s story tells how this empowering act can be done with preparation in order to avoid the typical mishaps that can occur when undergoing this transition. Mehdi recently left his job and exited the rat race so now, he tells the story of how he managed to win in business and how he became successful. Mehdi has more than 20 years of experience in real estate, where he started his career with the purchase of single-family homes in Canada and the US. His experience includes the acquisition of real estate assets, construction and commercial remodeling, and property management. Mehdi serves as a Broker at JMK Real Estate Agents and the Chief Executive Officer for JMK Property Investment, where he is a co-founder and responsible for the company’s overall operation and expansion efforts. Notably, he grew the investment, management, and construction operation to oversee over $200M in assets over the last 5 years. Mehdi is passionate about serving c

With his recognized voice, great charisma, and intelligence, Carlos Amaya is the voice of the podcast "Hablemos de Real Estate con Carlos Amaya" ("Let's talk about Real Estate with Carlos Amaya"). As Co-founder of Casamerica team with eXp realty, one of the most innovative real estate companies in the United States, with 15 years of experience working in the most recognized real estate companies such as Century 21 and Keller Williams realty. For the last 10 years, Carlos Amaya has worked with Cabanillas & Associates, PC “El Abogado en la Radio” one of the largest and most recognized Law firms in the tri-state Area. Helping more than 10,000 Hispanic families to obtain and keep their American dreams. Carlos Amaya was part of the team participating in weekly live radio programs providing valuable information for a period of 10 years in major NY Radio stations including La Mega 97.9 FM, Amor 93.1, La X 96.3 FM, and Radio Wado 1280 AM. Carlos Amaya is an immigrant from Colombia, proud father of two beautiful young

People who recover from hardship begin by believing they can overcome their difficulties. It's unlikely that you'll discover a means to succeed if you feel hopeless and helpless. To survive challenging situations, you must have self-confidence and a strong belief in yourself and what you are capable of. Matt Hermes, one of Atlanta's most sought-after and award-winning realtors, shares how he overcomes hardship after losing nearly everything and falling to alcoholism. Matt used his experience to rebuild his family and career while also providing excellent value to his clients as a means of repaying his second opportunity. This is another value-bombed episode so make sure you tune in till the end. Let’s get it! [00:01 - 06:18] Everyone Has A Story The symbolism of Matt’s tattoos Matt’s story: From a functioning alcoholic to a victorious father and realtor [06:19 - 30:14] Raising Up as A Victor Overcoming the victim mentality Matt’s thought process during his rock bottom Tough love and how it inspired M

Kisa Heyer is the CEO of Dream Foundation, a dream-granting organization that makes final dreams come true for terminally ill adults and their families. The Dream Foundation arranges trips, family reunions, meetings with personal heroes, and they also work with veterans to reconnect their with aspects of their military lives or to help them visit monuments and memorials that hold a special meaning to them. Heyer has previously earned her B.S. in Accounting and French from Saint Mary’s College of California. From there, she went on to begin her career working as a senior accountant for Deloitte & Touche. She then began working as a consultant account for Michael Page International and then worked as a client services manager and fixed income middle officer manager. Heyer has also previously served on the board of trustees for Ganna Walska Lotusland. As a speaker, Heyer has given motivational speeches all over the nations where she shares stories, videos, and images to show how important dreams are. In this epi

Thinking that you just need ads for more website engagement? Think again! Chuck Brockman discusses how focusing on your website itself before anything else is key. When it comes to a website and e-commerce, the key is to make it easy for your customers. Many businesses are fired up to quickly increase revenue through their digital presence, but quickly realize the difficulty as they lack the in-house resources, technical expertise, and strategies necessary. Trying to overcome said challenges on their own often leads to 3 F's - Frustration, Fatigue, and, sadly, Failure. The only F you need is the #1 Fractional CTO (Chief Technology Officer) Outsourced eCommerce team to help you excel with the best expertise that's cost-effective for your company! In this episode, Chuck gets tactical on the ways to optimize your website for a better user experience and how to effectively market. Learn why you don't have to be locked into any one solution - you can keep making changes and moving forward. Join us and listen in!  

Change is accomplished through internalizing and visualizing your transformation. Lynch Hunt talks about the impact of decisions, developing habits, and utilizing transferable skills. His passion for transcending and transforming the body and the mind is the driving force behind his entrepreneurial endeavors. Lynch delves into his journey from the darkness to light and how he developed AWOL. Lynch Hunt A.K.A. Coach Lynch is an author, keynote speaker, fitness expert, and owner of AWOL.  KEYPOINTS Transferable skills. Unlearn and relearn.  Return on investments.  SEGMENT TIMESTAMPS 01:30 – Developing a bunch of bad habits. 09:45 – Illuminating the shackles. 14:00 – Operating and with integrity and responsibility. 24:30 – Building and rebuilding brand name and face recognition. 41:00 – Trading time for money True transformation can’t happen without a renewal of the mind – Lynch Hunt LINKS: Website: https://www.iamcoachlynch.com/ Facebook: https://m.facebook.com/iamcoachlynch/ Instagram: https://

It’s always being pushed to us that we have to act and take the big step to go toward our goals. However, is it necessary to always undertake something big? According to Rocky Lalvani, the key is to take baby steps. Consistency trumps intermittence. Rocky is certified in the Profit First method, has direct hands-on experience increasing the profits for multiple businesses, and has access to profit specialists throughout the globe. What this means is there are strategies to make your business more profitable than it has ever been before.  In this episode, Rocky shares the reality of building and sustaining a business in the current times and why business owners should look into paying themselves first. Listen closely as he shares principles to apply in pursuit of business success without depriving yourself of an enjoyable life. Join us and listen in!   [00:01 - 05:51] Opening Segment  Rocky on cash flow and creating excess cash Building wealth and acquiring freedom in your life Finding out the gap to sustai

Are you stuck in the Matrix? Many of us are silently asking ourselves, is there more to life? Jerome Myers (a/k/a "J") is a developer of people and places. He is the founder and Chief Inspiration Officer of two ventures. DreamCatchers is a boutique coaching firm that supports first and second generation wealth creators self-actualize and attain transcendence, and The Myers Development Group, where we help ordinary people invest in multifamily real estate in a way that creates generational wealth. Through these entities he gets to live out his childhood dreams of helping people manifest the things they imagine and he is the evidence that dreams should be real. Since leaving corporate America after building a 20MM division, J has become one of the most sought after thought leaders in the multifamily development space. His company, The Myers Development Group, built a multi-million-dollar portfolio following the principles of Myers Methods. This success has led to him being featured on top podcasts such as B

How does it feel to know that you may be doing 100% of the work yet earning back 50% of what you should? Perhaps that won’t sink in well knowing how many folks do their best to make ends meet. That is what Billy Keels is advocating for - making your money work hard for you to achieve freedom. Billy Keels is on a mission to share his 25+ years of experience and more importantly his passion for the sales profession and helping high-paid professionals to truly own their lives! In his current role, working for the world's leader in enterprise application software, SAP, he is responsible for leading the day-to-day teams that manage these relationships with a select number of Spain's largest IBEX 35 Hospitality and Media Companies to achieve their corporate goals faster. In 2013, he was inspired to start his own company which focuses on aggregating capital for the purpose of investing it in real assets such as smaller multifamily units, apartment complexes, mobile home park communities, ATM machines, and equipment

The most crushing reality is realizing that you had been wasting your potential later in life. How do we navigate our way out of that? Andrea "Chocolate Butterfly" Williams shares her journey of transformation by embracing who she truly is and not being afraid to speak up. Andrea is a Finance Professional, known as “The Fixer.” She enjoys rolling up her sleeves, learning internal systems, and understanding internal controls to streamline processes across the organization. Highly skilled in helping industry leaders make purpose-driven decisions without compromising margins/profits. In this episode, Andrea discusses the power of choice and letting our light shine. She tells us the ways to tap into our inner butterfly and come out empowered. Join us and listen in!   [00:01 - 07:59] Allowing the Fullest Expression of Oneself Andrea on embracing who she is and becoming the “Chocolate Butterfly” When others are overwhelmed by the fullness of your expression Beware of the mask of being “okay” all the time [08:00