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In this episode, Sean Gomez reveals what it takes to build a purpose-driven life and business. From starting an appliance repair company as a teen to running multiple ventures, he dives into the grind, learning from failures, and the power of the right circle. Sean and his wife, Malia, prioritize family and faith while instilling an entrepreneurial mindset in their kids. He talks about the impact of mentors, learning from older generations, and putting God first. It's not just about hitting goals; it's about the journey, the people, and the legacy you leave.

Key Takeaways:
- Hard work and a willingness to learn from mistakes are key drivers of success in business.
- Surrounding yourself with the right people and learning from their experiences is crucial for growth.
- Balancing business and family life can be challenging, but prioritizing relationships is essential.
- Success is about more than reaching goals—it’s about the journey, the connections you make, and the impact you have on others.
- Learn from others and stand on the shoulders of those who came before you.
- Seek guidance and wisdom from mentors and older individuals.
- Put God first in your life and prioritize gratitude—it can have a profound impact on your success.
- Take care of your health and prioritize self-care.
- Surround yourself with like-minded individuals who support and uplift you.
- Give back to others in meaningful ways, because true success involves making a positive impact on the world.

Sound Bites:
- "I can do this at 19, 20 years old."
- "Surround yourself with other people that are doing what you're doing."
- "You can learn anything from anybody."
- "Nobody's really self-made if you successful people really."
- "Knowledge is the ultimate currency in business, really in life."
- "That life is about the next level."

Chapters:
- 00:00 Introduction and Setting up the Recording
- 01:00 Starting the Conversation and Introducing Sean
- 02:58 Sean's Early Interest in Business and Entrepreneurship
- 05:20 Sean's Journey in Appliance Repair and Plumbing
- 07:19 Expanding into Real Estate and Creating Jobs for Family
- 09:43 Diversifying Business Ventures and Learning from Mistakes
- 12:38 Balancing Business and Family Life

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In this episode, we dive into what truly separates the average from the exceptional. We tackle the need for an abundance mindset and the struggle with imposter syndrome that many face along the way. Success isn't one-size-fits-all—it's about finding what it means for you. This conversation is packed with real talk and actionable insights for anyone who’s felt torn between wanting more and feeling guilty about it. If you're looking for a candid discussion on growth, mindset, and redefining success, this is for you.

📌 Key Takeaways:
✅ Road trips and new experiences can create lasting memories and offer fresh perspectives.
✅ Striving for more and not settling for average is crucial—an abundance mindset is key to unlocking greater success.
✅ Real estate remains a powerful tool for financial freedom through strategic planning and smart investments.
✅ Surrounding yourself with like-minded, growth-focused individuals can elevate your own mindset and drive.
✅ Success is subjective, and being average isn’t necessarily negative—what matters is finding your own version of success.
✅ The desire for more and continuous growth is a common trait among successful people.

🔉 Sound Bites:
➤ "We took our kids on a road trip out to California on a 40-foot RV and got to see a bunch of sites, including the Grand Canyon."
➤ "Entrepreneurs want, and they feel guilt for wanting because they grow up in average."
➤ "Freedom of time is the most important thing. Planning your year around off time is true freedom."
➤ "Entrepreneurs have two major dominant personality traits. They are inherently egotistical, thinking that they're better than everyone else, while at the same time having imposter syndrome, always feeling like they don't belong."
➤ "I think there's a difference between being average and settling for average and settling for what truly brings you energy."

Chapters:
00:00 Life Update: Road Trip to California
06:27 From Average to Abundance
10:12 Real Estate Ventures and Financial Freedom
24:59 The Drive to Be Above Average
27:13 The Battle Between Egotism and Imposter Syndrome
30:23 Success as a Subjective Concept
33:56 Finding Your Own Version of Average
36:19 The Desire for More and the Pursuit of Growth

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In this episode, Wyatt Simon talks with us about what it takes to scale in real estate. He breaks down the motivation behind jumping into the game—because let’s face it, nobody dreams of grinding away in a corporate gig forever. Wyatt goes into the BRRRR strategy—buy, rehab, rent, refinance, repeat—showing how to make your money work for you, even while you sleep.

He also goes into his experience with property management and how it is a low-margin grind unless you’re managing a big portfolio. He says to focus on what truly matters—clear communication, managing expectations, and building a top-notch team. His advice? Stop trying to save a few bucks by doing it all yourself or hiring on the cheap. Invest in quality. Invest in expertise. Your time, peace of mind, and the success are worth far more than a few dollars saved.

Wyatt also talks about discipline and the ability to tackle tough challenges head-on. And when it comes to real freedom? It’s found when you stop linking your self-worth to your net worth. Contentment isn’t about settling; it’s about being on the right path and enjoying the journey.

Wyatt’s mission is clear: create 100 millionaires and help others achieve financial freedom. He shares insights from his upcoming book, Your First 100 Units: The Real Estate Investor's Playbook to Scaling a Portfolio, offering a roadmap to success. But it’s not just about reaching the end goal—if you’re not loving the process, you’re missing out. So, take a breath, trust your team, and enjoy the ride. Success is coming, but the journey is where the real value lies.

Takeaways:
- Maximize your earning potential before making the jump into real estate.
- The BRRRR strategy can be a successful way to invest in real estate.
- Property management may not be worth taking on until you have a larger portfolio.
- Communication and managing expectations are key in real estate.
- Finding the right people for your team is crucial. Delegate tasks and hire the right to save time and focus on higher-value activities.
- Pay more for quality and expertise rather than trying to save money and expecting more.
- Find freedom in your relationship with money by being content with where you are and not attaching your identity to your net worth.
- Coaching and mentoring can provide guidance and support in building a real estate portfolio.
- Wyatt's goal is to create 100 millionaires and help others achieve financial freedom and his upcoming book.
- Focus on the process and enjoy the journey rather than solely focusing on the destination.

Sound Bites:
- "I don't wanna have to be in this corporate life for the rest of my life. I wanna have something working for me while I slept."
- "Passive cashflow is a myth until it's not."
- "The key to investing is to recover your seed capital as quickly as possible."
- "I overpay for my peace of mind. I overpay for my time."
- "If I'm telling you and teaching you what to do, then that means I'm not doing the other things that I could be doing."
- "Instead of me muscling things forward, I'm actually just getting out of the way because these guys are better than me at it."

Chapters:
- 00:00 Introduction and Slowing Down
- 03:15 Motivation and Getting into Real Estate
- 09:23 The BRRRR Strategy for Real Estate Investing
- 17:36 Challenges of Property Management
- 20:24 Importance of Communication and Managing Expectations
- 28:08 Building the Right Team for Real Estate Success
- 31:31 The Importance of Delegating and Hiring the Right People
- 36:19 Correlation Between Sports/Military Backgrounds and Entrepreneurship
- 39:08 Finding Freedom in Your Relationship with Money
- 41:21 Coaching and Mentoring for Building a Real Estate Portfolio
- 44:45 Putting a Lid on the