Go Figure: Get Your Money Right!

018: 5 Steps to Becoming FUNDABLE in 2023 (Businesses & Individuals)

The podcast covers 5 steps for becoming fundable in 2023 as a business or individual. The first step discussed is the importance of having a good credit and the nature of inquiries. The podcast then goes on to discuss financing options such as auto loans and business credit, and debunks some common misconceptions about business credit. The importance of having verifiable income is also emphasized, as well as the use of sales funnels and revolving credit cards. The podcast concludes with the hosts sharing their personal story and promoting the website Myfigures.com. A brief mention is also made about a Super Bowl bet.

017: Elon Help Us! 5 Steps to Making Pitch Decks Like Elon Musk!

In today's episode, the hosts delve into several important topics related to money, mindset, freedom, family, and sports. First, they provide a comprehensive guide to creating pitch decks like Elon Musk, sharing five key steps to help listeners make successful presentations. They then discuss the importance of having the right mindset when it comes to wealth creation and emphasize that hard work alone won't make you rich. The episode also covers the top 10 freest places to start a business, making it an invaluable resource for entrepreneurs. The hosts then turn their attention to family, discussing what parents need to teach their children about money, credit, and finance. Finally, the Pro Bowl event is the focus of the sports segment, as the hosts discuss its good, bad, and ugly aspects, providing an insightful analysis of the event.

016: Mark Cuban Says Only Morons Start a Business On a Loan... Right or Wrong?!

In this episode, we dive into the topic of money and explore the controversial statement made by Mark Cuban that only "morons start a business on a loan." We'll examine the pros and cons of this statement and ask whether he's right or wrong.

Next, we turn our attention to the concept of freedom and its impact on economies. We'll discuss which states have experienced better economies due to increased freedom and analyze the data to see if there's a correlation.

Sports fans, don't worry, we've got you covered too! We'll recap the key takeaways from Championship Sunday's games between the 49ers vs Eagles and the Chiefs vs Bengals.

Lastly, we'll delve into the issue of rising grocery prices and the impact of inflation. Despite the overall easing of inflation, many families are still feeling the pinch at the grocery store. We'll discuss what's driving these prices up and what can be done to ease the burden on households.

015: Why Do 60% of Small Business Owners Lose Money?!

In this episode of the podcast, we'll delve into the world of money and find out who really pays for your credit card rewards. We'll also explore the concept of mastery and why only 40% of small businesses are profitable. The topic of family is also on the table as we discuss why every entrepreneur needs a supportive spouse to succeed. For sports fans, we've got you covered with our NFL Championship Sunday picks, including the Chiefs vs Bengals and Eagles vs 49ers games. Finally, we'll dive into the mindset behind why employees get fired.

014: The Biggest Challenges For Entrepreneurs & Their Families

In this episode of the podcast, we discuss the biggest money challenges facing families in 2023. We explore the idea that when it comes to marriage and money, opposites often attract, and how this can lead to financial conflicts in relationships. In the sports segment, we discuss the results of the NFL Playoff Divisional Round, where the 49ers, Bengals, Eagles, and Chiefs have all clinched a spot in the conference championship. In the mindset segment, we talk about a new survey that shows many Americans lack critical thinking skills and don't listen to alternative perspectives. Finally, we delve into the importance of delayed gratification and how mastering this skill can lead to greater financial freedom. We also discuss the idea that America's workers need freedom, not more government intervention, when it comes to their financial well-being.

013: Millionaires Share Their #1 Strategy to Build Wealth in 2023!

In this episode, we cover a variety of topics to help you grow your business, build wealth, and navigate the challenges of the current economic climate. First, we discuss the importance of connecting with Gen Z in order to exponentially grow your business. Next, we hear from four self-made millionaires who share their number one strategy for building wealth. We also delve into the government debt threat and its potential impact on the economy. For sports fans, we have the latest NFL divisional round lines, odds and trends. Additionally, we explore how Tony Robbins cultivates a growth mindset and the biggest money challenges for families in 2023.

012: Connecting with Gen Z & Recession Proof Businesses in 2023!

In this episode of the podcast, we take a look at the top businesses that are considered to be recession-proof in 2023. We also cover the latest scores and recaps from the 2023 NFL playoffs, Wild Card Weekend. For mindset, we discuss how to encourage employee accountability in the workplace in the coming year, and for family, we delve into the topic of America's Fertility Dilemma. Additionally, we discuss the importance of connecting with Gen Z for business growth in the segment of Mastery. Lastly, we hear from four self-made millionaires who share their number one strategy for building wealth in the segment of Freedom. Tune in for an informative and diverse episode.

011: Will AI Like Chat GPT Replace YOUR Job or Business?

The podcast begins with an introduction, followed by a discussion on AI (especially Chat GPT) and its potential implications. The conversation then shifts to the topic of jobs that may be replaced by this technology. The discussion then moves on to the intersection of money and technology, specifically the emergence of 1099k's. The podcast then turns to a brief discussion on the recent NFL Wildcard playoffs. The conversation continues with a discussion on the topic of family and Congress addressing paid leave, and (finally) the topic of freedom and noncompetes.