Today's episode features Riggs Eckelberry, the CEO of Origin Clear.

Riggs grew up the son of an international businessman.

He also had a natural draw towards making the world a better place and joined a Non-profit right out of high school.

Then in the early 80s, he followed his passion for technology and started his very own tech company in New York.

Riggs eventually sold that to one of his sales reps but didn't let that stop his business journey.

After some high-level executive positions, he eventually became a CEO in the mid-2000s for what would become a major disruptor in the water industry.

This company, which Riggs is still the CEO of today, is called Origin Clear.

Today, there is a growing need for water independence as central infrastructure fails and populations migrate to secondary cities.

Origin Clear answers that call with their Water On Demand initiative which allows everyday investors to invest directly in productive water projects, thereby enabling businesses and communities to pay for only the water they use with no upfront capital required.

End-users simply sign a long-term service contract, with regional water companies providing expert support.

Innovative OriginClear modular systems are licensed to builders to standardize the fleet, leaving zero “new technology” risk as only proven technologies, systems, and methods are implemented.

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• Origin Clear
• Invest in Water

Today's episode features Daniel Alonzo who is a coach, entrepreneur, podcaster, speaker, and author of Wealth on the Beach.

He brings his messaging of creating a better life and financial independence to 50,000 organic social media followers and speaks in front of hundreds and thousands of people a year.

Daniel Alonzo knew he wanted to be somebody from a very early age.

When an injury in college ended his dreams of playing high-level baseball and his dreams began to fade, one of his friends introduced him to a leading Financial Services Company.

Daniel said no for a while but finally took a chance on it. From that point at age 21, he knew he wanted to win in business.

He put in the work and in only a few years he'd open his own location. By the age of 24, he was making $100,000.00 a year but still living frugally.

Today, he's amassed millions and is out there trying to spread that knowledge with everyone.

In our conversation we cover hustle, frugality, scaling, and unpack his covered call strategy.

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• Daniel's Book "Wealth on the Beach"
• Daniel's Instagram
• Alonzo Academy
• Daniel's YouTube Channel
• Pandrea Finance (learn about options)

Today's episode features Sharon Tseung and Sean Pan.

Sharon Tseung runs Digtial Nomad Quest.

She went from $30k/year to millionaire by 30, and owns 32 rental units and several passive income businesses.

Sharon quit her job, has been traveling the world for 2 years, and all this while building passive income as a digital nomad.

Sean Pan runs Everything REI.

He has done flips, buy and holds, hard money lending, etc.

Not only have they created multiple passive income businesses, but they've also created massive online followings.

Sharon has over 150k Instagram followers and Sean has over 1 Million followers on Tik Tok.

Now they're both dedicated to teaching others how to achieve financial independence.

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• Sharon's Instagram
• Digital Nomad Quest
• Sean's Tik Tok
• Sean's Instagram
• Everything REI

Today's episode features Emily Williams from I Heart My Life.

Emily was going down a path that so many others do -- following a typical career path and heading to graduate school.

She was on her way but never made it. Literally. Emily just turned the car around with no real plan.

It took a few years working low-paying jobs but she finally decided to bet on herself.

In 2014, Emily started a business even though she was $120k in debt after moving to London.

What happened next though was improbable, to say the least.

Emily would go from making $442 in her first month of business to over $1 Million within the first 18 months.

Now Emily has her own book, runs a successful coaching business on several fronts (master classes, group programs, 1:1 consulting, VIP day trips, etc), and even hosts a podcast.

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• Emily's Website
• I Heart My Life Book
• I Heart My Life Podcast

Today's episode features Kat Norton aka Miss Excel.

Kat is taking the world by storm with her 800k+ Tik Tok followers, 600k+ Instagram followers, and LinkedIn learning viewers.

It doesn't just stop with the freebies though, Kat has earned over $100k in a single day (not a typo!)

She does this all by educating the world on Microsoft Excel.

But not just any form of education, Kat makes it fun and approachable.

And all of that is just what the audience sees.

Behind the scenes, Kat spends a lot of time and energy on her mindset.

Whether it's overcoming things from the past or truly understanding what makes her happy, Kat has done a ton of great work internally.

We're excited to bring you such a superstar who has so much to offer.

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• Kat's TikTok
• Kat's Instagram
• Kat's LinkedIn

Today's episode features Eric Barker, author of "Barking Up the Wrong Tree" and "Plays Well with Others"

In Eric's first book, he scientifically stress-tests the maxims we’ve all been told about success to uncover the surprising answers we need to live a meaningful life.

Now in the follow-up to this bestseller, he's doing it again but this time for relationships.

That's right, he is again scientifically challenging the advice we’ve been given are whole lives about relationships.

In doing so, Eric found a path that can lead us all to more fulfilling friendships, love, and community.

There's a reason Eric has sold over a half-million books and has a staggering email list -- he breaks down such important topics in ways you never considered.

Now sit back and take a listen for yourself.

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• Barking Up the Wrong Tree
• Plays Well with Others
• Eric's Blog

Today's episode features Brennan from Budgetdog.

Brennan found himself married at 24 with a combined debt of $300k.

He had a great career as a CPA but felt smothered by the weight of their debt.

In just a few short years Brennan had paid off all that debt, paid off his house, and even had a kid along the way.

This all happened before the age of 30!

Now his passion is helping others tackle their financial stressors under the Budget Dog brand.

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• Budgetdog Website
• Budgetdog Instagram
• Budgetdog Twitter

In this episode, Cody interviews Justin on how he has navigated corporate moves both internally and externally.

We'll talk about how you can find those better opportunities from an inbound and outbound method. These can be within your current company or swapping companies altogether.

A big piece of this is filtering and comparing opportunities. In many jobs, the compensation isn't just one simple number. You need to think about base pay, variable, equity, 401k, health insurance, etc, etc.

No need to worry though, the guys break this all down in a very simple systematic way.

There will also be tactical tips such as how to set up your LinkedIn so that you're not missing great opportunities.

We hope this helps you land that new role or position to increase your happiness and your bank account!

• How to let recruiters know you're open for hire.