Millionaires Unveiled

Jace Mattinson, CPA
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Millionaires Unveiled interviews and tells the stories of everyday millionaires. We provide detailed insight into their investing strategies and current portfolio allocation. How did they get started? What decisions did they make along the way? How has their portfolio allocation changed, and what are they doing now to not only keep, but also grow, their highly sought after "millionaire" status? From these extensive and thought provoking interviews, you'll be able to assess your current portfolio allocation, learn investing strategies, and join the fast track to financial success.

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    437: Net Worth Of $1.7M - The Lab Coat Landlord: Trading Prescriptions for Properties

    🚀 EPISODE SUMMARY In this episode of Millionaires Unveiled, we sit down with a former pharmacist turned full-time real estate investor who has built a net worth of approximately $1.7 million—all while continuing to house hack well into his 30s. After earning his doctorate and beginning a successful career in pharmacy, he realized the traditional path wasn't the life he ultimately wanted. Instead of settling into a high-paying profession, he began investing in real estate, purchasing properties, renting by the room, and specializing in student housing. What started as a side hustle quickly became something much bigger. Rather than chasing luxury, he doubled down on cash flow, keeping his living expenses low by continuing to house hack while scaling his portfolio. His disciplined approach allowed him to leave pharmacy behind and focus full-time on building wealth through real estate. Throughout the conversation, we discuss why student housing has become his niche, the advantages of renting by the room, how he evaluated the decision to walk away from a stable healthcare career, and why living below your means remains one of the fastest paths to financial independence. His story is proof that sometimes the biggest leap toward financial freedom begins by walking away from the career you worked so hard to build. 💡 KEY TAKEAWAYS ✅ He left a successful career in pharmacy to pursue real estate investing full-time. ✅ House hacking remains one of his primary wealth-building strategies—even in his mid-30s. ✅ Renting by the room can dramatically improve cash flow. ✅ Student housing has become a profitable niche within his portfolio. ✅ Living below your means creates opportunities to invest more aggressively. ✅ Cash flow is just as important as appreciation when evaluating real estate. ✅ Building wealth often requires making unconventional decisions. ✅ Financial independence provides the freedom to design your own career. ✅ Real estate can become more than a side hustle with consistency and discipline. ✅ Long-term wealth is built through intentional investing, not lifestyle inflation. 🔥 SOUND BITES 💬 "I traded my lab coat for rental properties." 💬 "I still house hack." 💬 "Student housing changed everything." 💬 "Cash flow gives you options." 💬 "I didn't want to spend the next 30 years behind the pharmacy counter." 💬 "Living like a millionaire isn't the same as becoming one." 🎯 WHAT YOU'LL LEARN • Why he walked away from a successful pharmacy career • How house hacking accelerated his path to a $1.7 million net worth • The advantages of investing in student housing • Why renting by the room can outperform traditional rentals • How to transition from a W-2 career into entrepreneurship • Why keeping expenses low creates financial freedom • The mindset required to leave a stable profession and bet on yourself 🏷️ KEYWORDS real estate investing, house hacking, student housing, pharmacist, pharmacy, financial independence, rental properties, passive income, entrepreneurship, wealth building, net worth, millionaire, cash flow, real estate investor, personal finance, financial freedom, rental income, investing, house hack, retiring early

    36 min

  2. 22 juin

    436: Net Worth Of $1.8M - He Read The Millionaire Next Door at 48...and Everything Changed

    🚀 EPISODE SUMMARY In this episode of Millionaires Unveiled, we sit down with a former school counselor turned therapist and business owner who has quietly built a net worth of approximately $1.8 million. For 16 years, he worked as a school counselor, dedicating his career to helping others while steadily saving and investing along the way. But it wasn't until age 48, after reading The Millionaire Next Door, that his entire perspective on money, consumption, and wealth building changed. That book sparked a mindset shift. He realized that building wealth wasn't about driving luxury cars, living extravagantly, or trying to impress others. Instead, true wealth came from intentional spending, consistent investing, and avoiding the trap of hyper-consumerism. Eventually, he made the leap into entrepreneurship, opening his own therapy practice and significantly increasing both his income and financial opportunities. Throughout the conversation, we discuss the lessons he's learned from years of counseling, the importance of financial education, how books and podcasts accelerated his learning, and why it's never too late to begin your wealth-building journey. His story is proof that ordinary careers, paired with extraordinary consistency, can produce remarkable financial results. 💡 KEY TAKEAWAYS ✅ Wealth building is more about mindset than income. ✅ Reading The Millionaire Next Door created a major financial turning point. ✅ Avoiding hyper-consumerism can dramatically accelerate wealth building. ✅ Consistent saving over many years compounds into significant wealth. ✅ Entrepreneurship created additional income and wealth-building opportunities. ✅ Financial education through books and podcasts can be life-changing. ✅ It's never too late to begin investing and planning for the future. ✅ Building wealth is a marathon, not a sprint. ✅ Having options creates freedom and flexibility in life. ✅ Ordinary professions can produce extraordinary financial outcomes. 🔥 SOUND BITES 💬 "When I read The Millionaire Next Door at 48, everything changed." 💬 "You don't need flashy cars or yachts to build wealth." 💬 "I realized I didn't have to be a hyper consumer." 💬 "Opening my own practice changed everything." 💬 "It's never too late to start." 💬 "Your financial journey is a marathon, not a sprint." 🎯 WHAT YOU'LL LEARN • How a school counselor quietly built a $1.8 million net worth • Why mindset matters more than income • The book that completely changed his financial trajectory • How entrepreneurship accelerated his wealth-building journey • Why avoiding lifestyle inflation is so important • The value of continuous financial education • How to start building wealth no matter your age 🏷️ KEYWORDS wealth building, financial freedom, school counselor, therapist, entrepreneurship, Millionaire Next Door, financial education, investing, personal finance, mindset, retirement planning, financial literacy, business owner, net worth, millionaire, entrepreneurship journey, wealth mindset, financial independence

    36 min

  3. 15 juin

    435: Net Worth Of $6.0M - A Baby, a Dropout, a $244,000 Scam and a Multi Million Net Worth

    🚀 EPISODE SUMMARY Most people would have folded. Hunter became a father while still in college, eventually dropped out despite carrying a 3.8 GPA, and found himself working in the glass industry simply to provide for his growing family. What started as a survival job ultimately became the foundation for something much bigger.  In this episode of Millionaires Unveiled, Hunter shares how he transformed a challenging start into a thriving business and a net worth of approximately $6 million. He opens up about the realities of entrepreneurship, the sacrifices required to build a company from the ground up, and the lessons he learned while scaling his business over the years. But the journey wasn't without setbacks. Hunter also shares the painful story of losing $244,000 in a wire fraud scam, an experience that would devastate most business owners. Instead of letting the loss define him, he used it as fuel to continue building and growing. Throughout the conversation, Hunter discusses the importance of taking calculated risks, betting on yourself, learning through adversity, and staying focused on long-term opportunities rather than short-term setbacks. His story is a powerful reminder that success rarely follows a straight path, and that some of life's biggest setbacks can become the catalyst for future growth. 💡 KEY TAKEAWAYS ✅ Hunter became a father while attending college. ✅ He left college despite maintaining a 3.8 GPA. ✅ He entered the glass industry to support his family. ✅ Entrepreneurship became his path to financial freedom. ✅ Hunter built a net worth of approximately $6 million. ✅ He grew his business through persistence and long-term thinking. ✅ A wire fraud scam resulted in a $244,000 loss. ✅ Recovering from major setbacks is part of every entrepreneurial journey. ✅ Taking calculated risks can create life-changing opportunities. ✅ Success is often built through resilience, adaptability, and consistency. 🔥 SOUND BITES 💬 "I had a baby while I was still in college." 💬 "I dropped out with a 3.8 GPA." 💬 "I lost $244,000 in a wire scam." 💬 "The glass business changed my life." 💬 "You have to be willing to bet on yourself." 🎯 WHAT YOU'LL LEARN • How Hunter built a multi-million-dollar business after leaving college • The realities of growing a company while raising a family • Lessons learned from losing $244,000 to fraud • How to think about risk, opportunity, and resilience • Why some of the best careers begin by accident • The mindset required to overcome major financial setbacks • How entrepreneurs create wealth through ownership 🏷️ KEYWORDS entrepreneurship, business owner, glass industry, college dropout, net worth, millionaire, wire fraud, scam, financial independence, wealth building, family finance, business growth, investing, entrepreneurship journey, resilience, success story, Millionaires Unveiled

    48 min

  4. 8 juin

    434: We're Back...The Forest Beyond the Gates

    🎙️ The gates closed. The forest remained. After nearly nine months away from the microphone, we're finally back. And in many ways, this episode is about exactly where I've been. There's a parable that has always stuck with me The Foreman and the Forest. Various versions exist with different titles, roles, etc. but it's the story of a foreman who spent years helping build a great lumberyard, only to find himself standing outside the gates one day. For a while, all he could see was what he had lost. Then he realized something important: The lumberyard was never the source. The forest was. Over the last nine months, that lesson became very real for me. This wasn't a planned sabbatical. It wasn't part of some grand strategy. Life got busy, priorities shifted, and for the first time in years, I found myself stepping away from the microphone and nearly everything that used to require a lot of my attention and spent more time traveling, being present with family, enjoying hobbies, focusing on my health, and reflecting on what truly matters. Sometimes we become so focused on the thing we're building that we forget the skills, relationships, experiences, and opportunities that exist beyond it. In this episode, I share: 🌲 Why I stopped recording new episodes 🌲 What changed over the last nine months 🌲 Lessons learned from taking an extended break 🌲 Reflections on business, family, health, and personal growth 🌲 What I've missed most about the show 🌲 What's next for Millionaires Unveiled 🌲 My vision for the future and the exciting guests coming up One of the greatest privileges of hosting this podcast has been hearing the stories of hundreds of self-made millionaires, entrepreneurs, investors, and everyday people who have built extraordinary lives. During this break, I found myself reflecting on many of those conversations and how their lessons applied to my own journey. Ironically, some of the biggest lessons weren't about money at all. They were about identity. Perspective. Gratitude. And remembering that we're more than the thing we're building. Whether you've been listening since Episode 1 or just recently discovered the show, thank you for being part of this community. Your support, messages, and encouragement have meant more than you know. The forest is still out there. And I'm excited to start exploring it with you again. Welcome back to Millionaires Unveiled. 🚀🌲

    1 h 4 min

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    433: Net Worth Of $2.0M - Debt-Free, $2 Million by 43...Then Rejected for His Own Audiobook

    🚀 EPISODE SUMMARY Andy did what most people think is the end goal. He and his wife built a million dollar net worth by age their late 30's, became completely debt-free, and owned their home outright. Today his net worth is around $2 million. He's a content creator, business owner, podcaster and author among other things.  Then he did something unexpected. He walked away from corporate life and a huge six figure income.  In this episode of Millionaires Unveiled, Andy shares how disciplined investing, long-term thinking, and intentional lifestyle choices gave him something more valuable than money: time ownership. He explains why most of their wealth sits in retirement accounts, how tracking net worth early shaped every decision they made, and why stepping back from full-time work helped him realign around health, family, and fulfillment. Andy also opens up about writing his book, Own Your Time, the emotional and mental challenges that came with it, and why financial independence isn't about quitting work. It's about choosing how you spend your days. This conversation is a reminder that building wealth is only half the equation. Knowing when and why to change your life is the real win. 🧠 KEY TAKEAWAYS Andy and his wife reached a $2 million net worth by age 43 They have zero debt and own their home outright Most of their wealth is invested for long-term growth They paused retirement contributions to explore flexibility and part-time work Andy left corporate life in 2020 to pursue entrepreneurship Health, family, and time became bigger priorities than optimization His book, Own Your Time, focuses on using money to reclaim control Writing the book was difficult — but deeply meaningful Andy plans to grow income without sacrificing balance He urges listeners to track net worth early and consistently 🎧 SOUND BITES "I left my corporate job in 2020." "The book's called Own Your Time." "Start as soon as you can." 🔍 KEYWORDS Andy Hill, financial independence, time freedom, millionaire next door, early retirement, entrepreneurship, debt-free living, net worth tracking, lifestyle design, Own Your Time, wealth building, personal finance

    38 min

  6. 26 janv.

    432: Net Worth Of $4.0M+ - From Roaches to Real Estate and The Wealth Worth Chasing

    📝 Show Notes Episode Summary In this episode, Parker returns to share his journey building a successful pest control business, his approach to real estate investing, and the lessons behind his new book, Wealth Worth Chasing. Parker is in his early 30's and most of his wealth is in Real Estate and Small Business.  Parker breaks down the financial habits that matter most early in life, why leveraging your skills can create long-term freedom, and how real estate fits into a broader wealth strategy. Beyond money, the conversation dives into personal growth, mentorship, and the importance of balancing life's four pillars: faith, family, finances, and fitness. He also opens up about losing a father figure and how that experience shaped his perspective on presence, purpose, and building a life that truly matters. This episode is a powerful reminder that wealth isn't just about numbers—it's about alignment, discipline, and intentional living. 💡 Key Takeaways Building a pest control business laid the foundation for Parker's financial growth Wealth Worth Chasing is written for young people who want more than just money Real estate plays a major role in Parker's long-term wealth strategy Starting early creates exponential advantages in wealth creation Balancing faith, family, finances, and fitness leads to a complete life Losing a father figure deeply influenced Parker's values and priorities Leveraging skills can unlock long-term freedom and optionality Financial reserves are critical for sustainable real estate investing Mentorship accelerates growth and reduces costly mistakes True success includes presence, personal growth, and family time 🔊 Sound Bites "Wealth worth chasing isn't just about money." "Start early in wealth creation." "You have to balance faith, family, finances, and fitness." "Leverage skills for long-term benefits." "Real estate is a major component of my strategy." "Mentorship is invaluable." "Financial reserves are crucial." "Personal growth and being present for family matter most."

    37 min

  7. 03/11/2025

    431: Net Worth Of $3.9M - From Pizza Delivery to Wrangler Jeans & Louis Vuitton Shoes — The CFP Living Tax-Free in Puerto Rico

    🎙️ SHOW NOTES In this episode, we sit down with Mike Milligan, CFP®, author, and founder of One Oak Financial — a nationwide planning firm based out of Norfolk, Virginia. Mike shares how he built his $3.9 million net worth through a combination of real estate, private placement deals, his financial planning firm, and strategic Roth IRA conversion planning — all while now living part-time as a Puerto Rico resident to optimize his tax strategy. Mike goes deep into the misunderstood world of Roths, explains how to think about taxes over your entire lifetime (not just this year), and reveals why so many wealthy people quietly invest outside the public markets. He also shares his perspective on life design — from traveling to 60+ countries, to eating Michelin-star meals, to buying $1,300 Louis Vuitton sneakers while still rocking $30 Wrangler jeans. Before becoming a CFP… Mike delivered pizzas at Little Caesars in college. Now he's appearing on CNBC and Fox Business — and helping people build one-of-a-kind financial plans for one-of-a-kind lives. This episode blends tactical tax strategy, lifestyle design, and a philosophy for actually using your money while you're alive. 💡 KEY TAKEAWAYS Mike's net worth is $3.9 million, with more than one-third in real estate He believes the Roth is the most flexible, durable tax tool available He uses Puerto Rico residency to convert at lower tax brackets Wealth is built fastest via business and private deals, not just public markets He automates investments and keeps cash to buy assets "on sale" Money is a tool to create experiences, not the end goal Travel is one of his core pillars — he's visited 63+ countries He values independence + creativity over corporate systems Childhood lesson: count every penny Best career hack: learn from people already living the life you want 🔊 SOUND BITES "I delivered pizzas." "I wear Wrangler jeans and Louis Vuitton shoes." "A Roth is just a tax strategy — the investments are unlimited." "We want to spend our money, not just accumulate it." "Most CPAs plan taxes for this year — not your lifetime."

    41 min

  8. 27/10/2025

    430: Net Worth Of $1.3M - The Millionaire Machinist Who Makes Screws for Spines

    💡 Episode Summary In this episode of Millionaires Unveiled, we sit down with Blake, a machinist who quietly built a net worth between $1.2 and $1.3 million — all while never earning more than $75,000 a year. (He's now married with 2 kids and his wife is a Pharmascist). Blake breaks down his financial journey, from paying off over $200,000 in student loans from his wife's degree to investing steadily in his 401(k) and building a foundation of long-term wealth. Blake is in his mid to late 30's and started working as a machinist as a teenager and never went to college.  He opens up about life in the machining trade, how early financial lessons shaped his habits, and the power of discipline, budgeting, and consistency. Blake shares his approach to debt payoff, retirement planning, and enjoying life while staying financially responsible. His story is proof that you don't need a six-figure salary to become a millionaire — just focus, time, and a solid plan. 🧭 Key Takeaways Blake's current net worth is $1.2–$1.3 million. The majority of his wealth is in retirement accounts. He and his wife paid off $200K in student loans before investing. Began investing in his 401(k) at age 21. Plans to retire between ages 50–55. They maintain a strong budget and savings routine. Their goal: $1–$2 million in a brokerage account by retirement. Compound interest and financial education are key drivers of success. Blake encourages young people to work hard, save early, and stay consistent. 🔊 Sound Bites "I never made over 75 grand." "Budgeting is key." "I married up, definitely."

    34 min
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Millionaires Unveiled interviews and tells the stories of everyday millionaires. We provide detailed insight into their investing strategies and current portfolio allocation. How did they get started? What decisions did they make along the way? How has their portfolio allocation changed, and what are they doing now to not only keep, but also grow, their highly sought after "millionaire" status? From these extensive and thought provoking interviews, you'll be able to assess your current portfolio allocation, learn investing strategies, and join the fast track to financial success.

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  • Création
    Jace Mattinson, CPA
  • Années d’activité
    2017 - 2026
  • Épisodes
    437
  • Classification
    Tous publics
  • Site web de l’émission
    Millionaires Unveiled

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