Capital Hacking Josh McCallen & John Edwin

In this episode of Capital Hacking, we had the pleasure of hosting Carlos Amaya, a real estate investor and host of the podcast "Hablemos de Real Estate." Carlos shared his inspiring journey of overcoming health challenges, including surviving cancer, and transitioning into real estate investing to secure a stable future for his family. He emphasized the importance of education, finding a mentor or mastermind group, and sticking to a specific investment strategy to succeed in real estate. 

Carlos also discussed the concept of cost segregation and how it can help investors accelerate depreciation to reduce taxes and increase cash flow for further investments. Overall, the episode highlighted the significance of mindset, taking action, and continuous learning in the real estate investment journey.

Ultimate Show notes: 

[00:02:31] Carlos Amaya's Background and Journey into Real Estate
[00:06:22] Launch of Hablemos de Real Estate Podcast
[00:10:25] Involving Children in Real Estate Education
[00:12:51] Steps to Get into Real Estate: Education, Mentorship, Strategy
[00:17:09] Discussion on Short Sales and Foreclosure Avoidance
[00:23:00] Cost Segregation in Real Estate Investing
[00:26:32] Final Advice: Overcoming Analysis Paralysis and Taking Action
[00:27:50] Where to Find Carlos Amaya and Hablemos de Real Estate Podcast
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In this Mindset Monday episode of Capital Hacking, guest host Kevin Taylor delves into the concept of vulnerability inspired by a Netflix documentary about Brene Brown. 
He highlights key takeaways such as the importance of courage over comfort, the relationship between vulnerability and creativity, and the impact of having tough conversations. 
Kevin emphasizes the significance of finding joy in work and recommends watching the documentary with a significant other to enhance relationships. He encourages listeners to reflect on creating a better mindset and adding value to the world.


Shownotes | Mindset Monday: Brené Brown 


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gr-WvA7uFDQ 


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In this episode of Capital Hacking, we had the privilege of interviewing the incredible Colin O'Brady, a professional endurance athlete with 10 world records under his belt. Colin shared his inspiring journey, from solo expeditions across Antarctica to rowing the treacherous Drake Passage. He also discussed his latest book, "The 12-Hour Walk," which has sparked a global movement encouraging individuals to invest in themselves by spending a day in solitude.
Colin revealed his upcoming challenge of attempting the Race Across America with his childhood best friend, Lucas, aiming to set a world record for the fastest completion as a pairs team. The episode highlighted the importance of teamwork, camaraderie, and shared experiences in achieving extraordinary feats. Listeners were encouraged to connect with Colin on his website and social media to follow his upcoming world record attempt and learn more about his incredible adventures.

Ultimate Show notes:

[00:05:30]  Overcoming Fear of Failure
[00:12:10]  The 12-Hour Walk
[00:18:27]  Preparation for the Race Across America
[00:25:48]  Excitement for the 11th World Record
[00:31:18]  Future Plans and Conclusion


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In this episode of Capital Hacking, we had the pleasure of interviewing Tim Winter, the owner of Paradigm Homes and Home Lux Architecture. Tim shared his journey from growing up in a steel town in Pennsylvania to becoming a successful entrepreneur in the construction industry. He discussed how his father's influence and early exposure to real estate shaped his work ethic and passion for giving back.
Tim and his wife have a charitable arm to their business, where they have built over 60 homes in the Dominican Republic, Kenya, and other countries for those in need. The podcast delved into the logistics of their charitable work, including partnering with local communities and churches to select candidates and build homes.

Ultimate Show notes:

[00:04:24] Growing Up in Pittsburgh
[00:10:08] Starting in Home Building
[00:13:55] Charitable Initiatives
[00:17:29] Logistics of Building Abroad
[00:23:17] Home Lux Architecture
[00:25:16] Paradigm Homes Clientele
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In this episode of Capital Hacking, we had the pleasure of interviewing Dave Kiernan, a successful entrepreneur with a background in mechanical engineering and experience in the laundromat business. Dave shared his journey from playing ice hockey in Canada to becoming a top executive in a company that manufactures vehicle components for the military. Despite his successful career, Dave ventured into the laundromat business, which he found to be a lucrative opportunity.

Dave's humble and detail-oriented approach to managing his laundromats was evident throughout the conversation. He discussed the challenges and opportunities in the laundromat industry, highlighting the importance of infrastructure, equipment, and operational efficiency. Dave also shared insights into the financial aspects of running a laundromat, including profit margins and operational costs.

Ultimate Show Notes:

[00:04:31] Dave Kiernan's Background and Early Life 

[00:06:29] Transition to the U.S. and Career Development

[00:10:33] Challenges Faced in Early Career

[00:10:46] Introduction to John and Involvement in Gym Business

[00:12:07] Transition to Real Estate and Flipping Houses

[00:15:10] Venturing into Custom Automotive Shop

[00:16:42] Diversification into Laundromat Business

[00:17:24] Expansion and Challenges in Laundromat Business

[00:18:18] Discussion on Financing and Growth Strategies


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In this episode of Capital Hacking, we had the pleasure of interviewing Mike Kenefic, an experienced sales professional in the roofing industry. Mike shared valuable insights into the world of sales, emphasizing the importance of communication, value creation, and relationship-building in sales. He discussed the traits of successful salespeople, the difference between inside and outside sales, and the sales process in his industry.
Mike highlighted the significance of likability, trustworthiness, and the desire to make money in sales. He also stressed the importance of providing value upfront, building relationships, and following up diligently with clients. Additionally, he shared his approach to compensating salespeople, focusing on leading indicators and long-term success.

Ultimate Shownotes:
[00:00:42] Introduction of Mike Kenefic and Discussion on Communication and Sales
[00:05:21] Discussion on Sales Techniques and Value Creation
[00:09:34] Traits of a Great Salesperson
[00:13:52] Importance of Follow-Up and Thank You Notes
[00:17:37] Difference Between Inside and Outside Sales
[00:22:47] Sales Process and Timeframes
[00:26:20] Creating Value in Sales
[00:29:44] Recruiting Salespeople and Compensation Structure
[00:33:19] Winning Over Business in Sales
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