From Real Estate to Real Life
& Everything in Between

Ever wondered how a bus ride to an Ed Sheeran concert could lead to an enlightening conversation with an Orthopedic Surgeon? Join us as we welcome Dr. Nate Tiedeken, who shares his expertise on the widespread issue of carpal tunnel syndrome. Discover what causes that nagging wrist pain and learn about practical solutions like using a hand brace at night. If you spend long hours at a computer or have been dealing with persistent wrist discomfort while sleeping, this episode offers invaluable insights.

Step into the rigorous world of medical school and orthopedic specialization with Dr. Nate. From grueling study schedules and the transition from medical school to residency, to the meticulous process of choosing a subspecialty in hand, elbow, and shoulder surgery, Dr. Nate’s journey is nothing short of inspiring. Hear about the growing trend of subspecialization in modern medicine and the significance of comprehensive diagnostics in his field. This is a must-listen for anyone curious about what it takes to become an orthopedic surgeon.

Prepare yourself for gripping tales from trauma calls and the balance of family life in Dr. Nate's career. From a patient with an axe in his back to a severe gunshot wound complicated by wound botulism, these stories underscore the critical importance of thorough examinations and quick thinking in high-pressure situations. Wrapping up, we talk about my own nerve conduction test adventure and share exciting plans for a live 200th episode. Don't miss this episode packed with medical wisdom, real-life drama, and a sneak peek into the life of an orthopedic surgeon.

"I'm so happy to share with you all, my friend, Dr. Nate Tiedeken! He's an orthopedic surgeon that specializes in hand, elbow and shoulders. I started getting Carpal Tunnel and luckily it could be remedied for now with a brace to wear at night. His reputation is amazing and I'm sure you'll really enjoy this lighthearted chat about 14 years of school, his amazing wife and kids and the crazy stuff he has seen being a doctor!" - Brad Weisman

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#marketupdate w/ Pete Heim... market is shifting... sellers marketing is softening!!

Unlock the secrets of real estate investing with Darin Davis, the brilliant founder of Club Capital. Discover how Darin transitioned from managing single-family rental homes to becoming a syndication expert, making high-stakes investing accessible even for beginners. Learn what terms like Preferred Equity and Common Equity mean and how you can start small, raise funds incrementally, and gain invaluable insights from mentors. Darin's real-world examples and practical advice will inspire you to take your first steps into the world of real estate with confidence.

Stay ahead of the curve as we discuss the big picture of commercial real estate trends, including the challenges developers face with maturing construction loans and climbing interest rates. With $600 billion in multifamily debt maturing soon, find out how positioning yourself with rescue capital can turn these challenges into opportunities. We also delve into alternative investment strategies like Preferred Equity, which offers higher returns and prioritized payouts. Explore the potential for repurposing commercial spaces into residential units, especially in areas with older infrastructure. Don't miss this chance to glean expert strategies and actionable tips for navigating the ever-changing real estate landscape. #bradweisman #preferredequity #DarinDavis #commonequity #tbws2024 #thebradweismanshow

"This is such an eye opening episode into the world of real estate investing on a whole different level. Darin explains the differences between Common Equity and Preferred Equity, and that you don't need to be a millionaire to invest in multi million dollar properties. Get in on a piece of the action for a fraction of the costs that you think. Don't miss it!" - Brad Weisman

Join us for an exclusive conversation with Brian Johnson, the visionary force behind Mail Shark, as he uncovers the secrets that propelled his company to the forefront of direct mail marketing. Imagine revolutionizing industries like pizza shops, automotive repair, and HVAC companies with a simple yet groundbreaking weekly mailing strategy. Brian's journey from a single opportunity with a multi-location pizza shop to overseeing operations that handle over 160 million pieces of mail annually is nothing short of inspiring.

We'll take you behind the scenes of Mail Shark, exploring the surprising complexities of paper production and the logistics of housing a USPS facility within their own warehouse. Brian's story is one of resourcefulness and dedication, underlined by a unique company name inspired by the dual ferocity of a shark and the practicality of mail. This episode is packed with insights into how Mail Shark ensures a steady flow of business and better budget management for its clients, showing how understanding and catering to specific industry needs can lead to phenomenal success.

But that's not all—Brian also shares his latest entrepreneurial venture, Dumpster Dudez. Moving from marketing to a successful franchise model, Brian discusses the simplicity and effectiveness of the dumpster rental business and its growing appeal. Learn how Dumpster Dudez is expanding at a remarkable rate and the importance of mentoring new business owners. We wrap up with a heartfelt discussion on community engagement, the value of collaboration, and potential business opportunities, like the exciting expansion prospects of Dumpster Dudez in a location NEAR YOU. Don't miss this chance to hear from a true innovator who knows how to turn simple ideas into thriving enterprises. #brianjohnson #bradweisman #dumpsterdudez #mailshark

"From ONE pizza shop sending 5000 Mailers to now over 160 Million Mailers a year, is nothing short of Amazing! Brian Johnson's (founder of Mail Shark) ONE idea and a ton of hard work and vision has turned into a large company with over 120 employees. He has a national footprint with Mail Shark and now he's looking to use those same ideas to grow the franchise Dumpster Dudez. Must listen Epidsode! - Brad Weisman

Join us in an inspiring episode where we sit down with Jacob Klug, a young prodigy from Toronto who's transforming the tech landscape with his innovative approach to No-Code Development. Jacob shares his extraordinary journey from creating his first app in grade six to mastering no-code tools like Bubble. He breaks down the no-code concept with an intriguing analogy, comparing it to assembling a PC with pre-built components, making tech development more accessible and cost-efficient than ever before. This episode promises to enlighten you on the flexibility and power of no-code platforms, empowering anyone to build sophisticated applications without deep coding expertise.

But that's not all—Jacob's story is also a testament to entrepreneurial zeal and passion. We delve into his high school days, where his journey began with a simple school-based marketplace app, and follow his path to founding his successful business, Creme Digital. Learn about the pivotal projects that took his venture from Creme Media to Creme Digital, including early successes like a Taekwondo studio's digital platform and the thrilling experience of working with large companies. Jacob's insights and anecdotes offer a rich tapestry of challenges and triumphs, serving as a guide for maintaining passion in the ever-evolving tech industry. Tune in to hear how one young innovator is changing the game with no-code development. #nocode #jacobklug #bradweisman #cremedigital

"Wow, the word "Genius" comes to mind when talking to Jacob Klug. This kid (he's only 21 years old) developed his first App at age 6 and then in 10th grade came up w/ an App that let his parents know when he arrived at school, with out him doing anything. I never knew No Code was a thing, but it is, and it's bringing costs down to do custom tech applications for small businesses and he's the expert at it!" - Brad Weisman

Price increases!! Still happening? Find out!! 🙂

It's already happening... rates went down and now the inventory is going down again too.

@HOWCREATIVE is the expert on branding your business!!

Can you guess the most common mistake home sellers make in today's market? It's overpricing their homes based on outdated expectations of perpetually rising prices. In our latest episode, we dismantle these misconceptions and highlight the importance of setting realistic pricing strategies grounded in recent comparable sales. As the real estate market begins to balance out, we offer practical tips to help sellers avoid the pitfalls of overpricing. Plus, we celebrate our upcoming 200th LIVE episode with special guests, drinks, and food!

Negotiations are evolving, with fewer offers necessitating more calculated discussions between buyers and sellers. We share insights from Berks County, where a slight uptick in available homes is giving buyers more choices. We'll also delve into the unpredictable nature of Federal Reserve rate changes, especially with election year dynamics at play. On top of that, we explore the rising trend of multi-generational living, driven by housing and healthcare needs, and its myriad of benefits. Join us for a conversation on these pressing topics and more!

"We see inventory ever so slowly on the rise (faster in other areas)... in this episode Pete and I caution sellers to keep a close eye on the market and be sure not to overprice their homes. It's time to start thinking more about the condition of the home when you are ready to put it on the market. If rates go down we could be back to a strong seller's market, if not, adjustments will be coming for sellers" - Brad Weisman

Howard Lim is the foremost Expert on Branding!! Check out his company @HOWCREATIVE!

Unlock the secrets to building a powerful brand with business and brand architect Howard Lim of HOW Creative! Discover the three critical components of branding—strategy, identity, and management—and learn how these elements work together to create an unforgettable brand experience. Join us as Howard uses the iconic examples of Steve Jobs and Apple to illustrate how a clear brand philosophy and user-friendly design can transform a company. He also delves into how branding goes beyond just logos, touching on elements like Coca-Cola's unique red color and the importance of consistency across all brand touchpoints.

In this episode, we dissect the intricate components that form a strong brand identity, from abstract and pictorial marks to the perfect blend of colors and fonts. Howard explains the challenges and strategies behind rebranding, emphasizing the need to reflect a company's true value to maintain consumer trust. He also sheds light on the often-overlooked connection between brand value and company equity, showcasing how a well-crafted brand identity can have long-term positive impacts on a business.

Explore the undeniable power of brand equity with Howard Lim as he discusses how intellectual property and emotional associations contribute to a brand's overall value. Learn how understanding consumer behavior, particularly the influence of female consumers, can shape effective branding and design strategies. Howard wraps up with an irresistible offer for our listeners—a substantial discount on his consultation services. This episode is packed with insights and practical advice, making it a must-listen for entrepreneurs ready to elevate their branding game. #howcreative #howardlim #bradweisman #branding
"So much more goes into creating a lasting brand. It's not just a logo and a tagline, it's so much more than that. The personality of the company, the vision, and the culture of the leadership. Howard is the best in his field at helping all size companies find their Brand Identity which will lead to Brand Equity. This episode is packed with things that will move you forward!" - Brad Weisman

Ever wondered how cold emailing can transform your business strategy? Join us as we sit down with Adam Rosen, the mastermind behind Door of Clubs, Nomad Cloud and now Email Outreach, who reveals the power of cold emailing in today's digital landscape. Adam's journey from launching a successful college recruiting startup to becoming a globetrotting entrepreneur offers invaluable lessons for both seasoned and aspiring business owners. Learn how cold emailing can replace traditional cold calling, allowing you to engage with potential clients or partners efficiently.

We also dive deep into the world of email marketing tools, comparing platforms like Constant Contact, Instantly.ai, and Apollo to help you choose the best fit for your needs. Adam shares his take on how major providers like Google are fighting spam, and why creating multiple domains and email accounts is crucial. Plus, on a lighter note, we give you a personal review of Magic Mind, a natural energy-boosting drink that's been a game-changer for us.

Lastly, get inspired by Adam's digital nomad lifestyle as he recounts his experiences traveling across Europe while running his business. Discover how navigating different cultures has enriched his professional and personal life, and learn about "The Nomad Cloud," a rapidly growing newsletter designed to help others balance travel and career. Tune in every Thursday at 7 pm on Facebook, YouTube, Instagram, and other major podcast platforms for more incredible stories and entrepreneurial insights.

"The days of Cold Calling in Sales are pretty much over because of the DO NOT CALL LIST. Today it's about Cold Emails! It's so much more effective because with AI and data collection on the internet these emails are far from COLD. Adam Rosen breaks down the art of getting Warm Customers from Cold Emails" - Brad Weisman

Sackcloth and Ashes CEO, Bob Dalton

What if the key to transforming your community was within your reach? Join us as Bob Dalton, entrepreneur and TEDx speaker, reveals how his personal journey inspired the creation of Sackcloth and Ashes, a company dedicated to helping the homeless. Learn about his unwavering commitment to localism—a philosophy that emphasizes the power of making a tangible impact within your own community. Bob talks about the pivotal moments that shaped his mission and outlines the three pillars of localism: changing public perception, encouraging community participation, and focusing on proximity.

Discover the unique story behind Sackcloth and Ashes, a company that donates a blanket to a local homeless shelter for every blanket sold. Bob takes us through his grassroots journey from buying fabric at Joanne's Fabric to establishing a flourishing business that not only provides warmth but also fosters community involvement. He introduces innovative concepts like the "think out of the box" method, which encourages customers to fill their blanket packaging with essential items for local shelters. We also uncover special initiatives aimed at realtors that amplify the company's impact.

Celebrate the heroes among us as Bob shines a spotlight on grassroots leaders who make a significant difference in their communities. We discuss the development of LoveYourCity.org, a platform designed to connect people with local nonprofits and organizations. Hear a touching personal story about how a blanket drop in Portland led to Bob's mother getting sober and thriving, underscoring the profound impact of community support. Join us every Thursday at 7 pm on Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube for more updates and stories that remind us of the power of giving back.

"Bob is transforming the lives of people in communities all over the nation, one blanket at a time. His company Sackcloth and Ashes donates a blanket to a shelter closest to your community for every blanket you purchase. Amazing Story of WHY this is passion and what drives him to spread the word about LOCALISM. Must listen episode!" - Brad Weisman