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I recognize the voice haha

Why no video? Helps me remember!

This is so nice and plain for a change. Perhaps men do make it seem like they climbed Everest to make their fortunes. This takes the heavy energy out of that pursuit, because it shouldn’t be heavy. I’m sure she had tough days but this feels more like a mentally sustainable way to build a business.

I like the new host! His voice and accent are cool. Keeps the same vibe as well. Great episode, finally someone a bit more relatable than another 100M+ founder.

No offense to this guy. But I’d rather listen to you Sam. Stop starting things and then handing them off. Stick to something dude.

Maybe it’s only because I’m not a native speaker, I have always found the American English is the easiest to understand. When Emily Chan left the Bloomberg Technology and two British hosts took over I stopped listening to that show.

Only thing that would really give it away is the interviewer referring to his Austin house on an acre as a “ranch” 😂

This is Sam with AI British accent

It sounds like Sam but using AI to speak in an English Accent. My guess is that, it is Sam.

Probably good to put Andrew's name in the title.

This is terrible!!! I want to hear Sam’s voice!!! Get this guy out of here!!

”Already paid ourselves well” andrew wilkinson philosophy 🎉

Love the interview and her prospective of money!!!!

29:25 - She’s talking about a tib raise bar. 100% necessary. She found a smart guy

Great interview

Very interesting how men and women see entrepreneurial endeavors. She was very transparent on her mindset which i like. I’m not sure if everyone would agree

First again

lol. Wtf

What is this guys business or did they not mention it?

Love this format Sam!

Please mark these as podcasts so I can listen to them on the YT music app! Love the pod.

I live in Baltimore and our cost of living is one of the highest in the USA. Plus the rest of MD. The lowest rents here for a studio apt in a not so decent area is $1500. Not to mention our murder rate per capital is the highest in the USA. We are 1/8th the size of major cities and have worse crime. We are already over 300 murders for the year by like April. So you might want to pick another place 😂 One of my major initiatives is cleaning this city up especially my neighbor but I’ve been stopped at every turn possible.

I love this pod.

This was amazing!

I remember hearing you talk about this guy on MFM - so sick you got him on this pod

This guy seems like a great guy.

I love this! My mom and I had the same conversation when I was a kid. She and I were not rich or wealthy. It was always dad's money. We still have to earn our own. Getting that understood by children is so important for growth and development. It also helps for them to see life before money also.

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First once again, obviously.

A Jewish life coach selling his “wisdom” $4k a month 😂 One big commercial

“Averse,” Sam. Not “Adverse.”

Hey Sam and team - it’s a long shot you’ll see this but are you still hiring for a co - host? Applied a few weeks ago and heard back via an automated email but just wondering if submissions are still being combed through. Thanks!!

would def make alot more videos if u had video on this not just audio

1st again

More videos please & thank you Sam. And bring "Cam" back, great episode

The idea oof moneywise is great. Execution fails because of fear of offending guests. This episode really shows this. Guy with limited but useful skill set (communications / speech writing) gets lucky and wins lottery of life ... $30MM! All good so far. Then this person proceeds to assume that if he wins the lottery once, he has the skill set to repeat. He's not a venture guy. Not an experienced businessman who has had P&L responsibility and the responsibility to grow a business. Not a portfolio manager who can be trusted to manage wealth. Not even a lot of 'common sense' about levels of risk. And don't get me started about his relationship to contracts. His first inclination was to use 'east coast' experienced wealth manager to PRESERVE lottery winnings. Good choice. Then, the next thought was to make big bets because [insert something here]. So wealth manager ignored or fired (not clear) and lottery winner makes big bet because [???]. Big bet turns out to be bigger because lottery winner also has no M&A experience and no contract experience ... contract for business blows up and lottery winner loses all. ----- [a] It is great that Dominic shared his story. Very difficult thin to do. Great that Dominic accepted his loss and is rebuilding his life one cautious step at a time. [b] But the story for the audience is about silicon valley hubris. And that is where the story should have gone. A lot of questions went unanswered because they were unasked: [1] If he stuck with the wealth manager would his wealth still be over $30MM? (Hint: yes.) Why exactly did he decide change strategy? [2] If he had a qualified business manager or M&A guy to assist in the buyer contract and lawyer hiring, would Dominic have been exposed to catastrophic wealth loss? (Hint: no.) What did he do that was wrong and what exactly should he have done? [3] Would a business advisor even allow a sale of a business to turn into an investment in some unknown person/entity? (Hint: no.) Did he investigate the buyer? Do A Kroll? What did he do and how did he create his deal todo checklist? [4] Why did Dominic think he was qualified to run a business, sell a business or invest in a business? Did I miss some life experience or an MBA? (Hint: hubris.) Really big question. [5] Why exactly did Dominic feel he needed to quickly exceed $100MM or more? Did someone ever mention to him that a 30 something with an investible $25MM would likely have $100MM to $200MM at 65? There is a cautionary tale here about tech and tech adjacent folks who win the lottery believing that all thing are possible for them. Mark Z is the real thing, he proved it from day 1 to day 5,000. And so did some of the others at the top of the team. But was Dominic one of them? (Hint: probably not.). This could have been a very impactful discussion with applicability for a pretty wide audience (A $1MM windfall will have the same impact for some). Even those who think they are on the path of becoming wealthy. But this requires some (polite) tough questioning and discussion. I'm not sure that you have the personal style to be the guy who can have this discussion. Your best path might be something softer.

Love Sam, love this podcast but she is not my cup of tea. She is telling me the same stuff that I have heard from Dr. Phil and Oprah for years. No real value added. I think Sam loves her because she caught him at just the right moment.

smart people are underrated

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First comment!

If you’ve won the game: STOP. PLAYING. THE. GAME. $10 million and you are set. Find purpose and value, you don’t need to create more money to do that.

Hey what are these typeface in the thumbnail?

I don't get it, what went wrong with his contract?

The financial planner told him to diversify and he tried to put most of his eggs into one basket 🧺

On May 7, 2024, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) published a final rule that effectively bans all non-compete agreements between employers and “workers” as “unfair method[s] of competition” and requires employers to refrain from enforcing most existing non-compete agreements

Was on board with listening to his story until 32:23 - what an absolutely tone deaf thing to say. Guess we'll keep slumming it where even the "low standard" is out of reach to almost everyone.

This episode and the one with the soul cycle founder are so good you should literally charge for them. Got chills from his story. Hope he makes it all back and kudos to him for sharing.

Love the podcast format and narration. It gives the pod a unique style

Sam is the biggest douche - Everyone who has ever met him IRL

I would really love to see how well this podcast is driving leads for Hampton. I’ve been in marketing for almost 15 years and this is one of the best podcast content/lead gen setups I’ve encountered.