44: How to Make Millions in Real Estate (feat. Todd Baldwin)
Release Date: 04/12/2021
45: How to Plan the Future of a Growing City (feat. Matt Hutchins)
Compounding Change
Matt Hutchins of CAST Architecture joins us on the show today. For the past 20 years Matt has helped shape the trajectory of Seattle architecture designing vibrant urban spaces, inclusive community design and better density. In 2017, he co-founded MOAR (More Options for Accessory Residences), a grassroots organization that helped pass Seattle’s landmark ADU reform. Seattle Magazine named Matt one of the 35 Most Influential People in 2019.
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44: How to Make Millions in Real Estate (feat. Todd Baldwin)
Compounding Change
Todd Baldwin is a full-time real estate investor who became viral in February of 2020 after CNBC produced a 10-minute special via their "Make it" series. Todd and his wife Angela, have created systems to reduce monthly expenses and maximize profits, most notably through renting his real estate investments by the room instead of more traditionally, by the unit.
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43: Counterbalancing Work, Passion and Relationships
Compounding Change
Lately, I've been reflecting on how life is a balancing act between work, passions, and relationships. It's far too easy to stray from things that matter most in this life and I aim to find a strategy that will help me strengthen relationships while maintaining success in my career and within this podcast community.
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42: Focusing your Financial Plan: Career Deep Dive (feat. Mitch Sasonoff)
Compounding Change
Mitchell is a Financial Advisor with the Northwestern Mutual Wealth Management company and predominately works out of their Downtown Bellevue office. In this most recent year, Mitchell was a Million Dollar Round table qualifier, he was voted 2020 Rising Start of the year, and is currently ranked within the top 50 advisors in the country for his tenure in the business. In his off time, he enjoys running and training for half marathons and his close friends and family call him Barrel.
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41: How to be more Intentional (feat. Nate Bagley)
Compounding Change
Nate Bagley, a close friend of the show, returns to discuss how focusing on intentionality can positively affect your outlook on life and the results you derive from efforts. He reveals his method for intentional reflection by way of journaling and shows us actionable techniques for immediate use.
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40: One Day Advice: Personal Finance Deep Dive (feat. Nick Reilly)
Compounding Change
Nick Reilly is the founder of One Day Advice, an independent Registered Investment Advising company that operates with a Fee-only, non-commission-based structure. What does that mean? Nick is more interested in providing quality information that you can use to create wealth than sell you a specific product. We discuss money habits for 20-somethings, retirement accounts, cryptocurrency, and more.
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39: Allowing your Passions to Evolve (feat. Sofia Rovirosa)
Compounding Change
Sofia grew up on a Pecan farm in Las Cruces, New Mexico where she gained a passion for the Earth and nature. Fast forward to today and she's on the cutting edge of modern sustainability as the production manager of Matthiasson Wines. Our conversation is wide-reaching, from poetry to beer to the science of winemaking.
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38: From Niche Skill to CEO: Career Deep Dive (Feat. Ed Reese)
Compounding Change
After discovering that his technical instructional videos were 3x-ing the conversion rate of his companies white papers, Ed Reese was assigned full time to video marketing and analytics. This niche skill led him to start his own marketing consulting firm in his hometown of Spokane, WA where he worked with some of the biggest names in the Inland NW. This interview chronicles his career path, revealing how life works 99% of the time (hint: unexpectedly) and how he's built a kickass life for himself.
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37: Battling Homelessness & the Coronavirus (Feat. Dave Upthegrove)
Compounding Change
Dave Upthegrove, a former House rep and current King County Councilmember, discusses the difference between county and city government and how the latest push to protect individuals experiencing Homelessness from the Coronavirus. Dave is a fascinating and down-to-earth local politician who got his start in Olympia right after college and hasn't looked back since.
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36: How to Use Sports to Ask Better Questions (Feat. Jen Mueller)
Compounding Change
Jen Mueller, a veteran sports journalist known for covering the Seattle Seahawks and the Seattle Mariners during some of their most successful moments in franchise histories, joins the show to talk about using sports to create meaningful conversations. Jen has used her experience in sports journalism to create a framework for asking better questions.
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- How Todd scaled his real estate business
- Secret Shopping (and why it's such a great idea for saving money)
- The importance of discomfort when building wealth
- Todd's appearance on CNBC make it
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