This ONE Mindset Shift Will Change How You Think About Success w/ Taylor Clark
Release Date: 07/17/2025
How to Stop Carrying Real Estate Risk and Still Make Money w/ Scott Jelinek
Money School Podcast
Most investors never question the hierarchy they’re operating in. They borrow money, take on operational risk, manage tenants, absorb volatility, and send a large portion of every payment upstream to the lender. If something breaks, if a tenant stops paying, if the market turns—the obligation to the bank doesn’t change. This is the Mr. Burns model: the banks sit at the top of the building collecting checks, while everyone else does the work below. The slow flip model flips that hierarchy entirely. Instead of rehabbing properties or betting on appreciation, the investor...
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Either/Or Investing Is Destroying Your Wealth w/ Caleb Guilliams
Money School Podcast
One of the biggest mistakes in personal finance is how quickly conversations turn into either/or debates. Invest or insure, trust the market, or play defense. Something is a scam, or it’s the answer. The problem is, real financial progress rarely comes from choosing sides. It comes from using the right tools together instead of pretending one tool should do everything. This shows up clearly in the way people talk about retirement plans. People have strong opinions about 401(k)s, especially the idea that the match is a scam. But that argument falls apart once you actually slow down and look...
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Money Has Feelings: Why Wealthy People Still Feel Miserable w/ Shannon Ryan
Money School Podcast
Many people who work hard to build and protect their wealth assume that once they “make it,” everything will finally feel good, secure, calm, and settled. But most people don’t discover the truth until they’re already successful: money doesn’t quiet the fear. It often makes it louder. The pressure gets higher, and the decisions get heavier. The same stress, anxiety, and old beliefs they carried before wealth simply move with them into a larger life. That’s the part no one prepares high earners for: the emotional weight that grows alongside the net worth. And it shows up everywhere:...
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Mistakes That Take Wealthy People Out in a Downturn w/ Arthur Hood
Money School Podcast
When people think about economic downturns, they usually assume the damage happens at the bottom. What rarely gets talked about is how many wealthy people lose everything — not because they didn’t have assets, but because they trusted strategies that only worked when conditions stayed favorable. In this episode, I’m joined by Arthur Hood, an investor and entrepreneur who has built significant wealth across multiple market cycles and watched firsthand how high-net-worth individuals get taken out when liquidity tightens, exits disappear, and assumptions stop holding. We talk about why net...
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The Trucker Financial Trap and How to Escape It w/ Dexter Holiday
Money School Podcast
For a lot of truckers, you can make great money hauling loads across the country, but it comes with a catch: the wheels have to keep turning for the money to keep coming in. There’s no automatic runway to financial freedom, no built-in exit strategy, just the quiet expectation that you’ll drive until your body says you can’t. And the obvious alternatives like owning trucks, hiring drivers, scaling through fleet operations aren’t as simple or as stable as they sound. Most truckers end up in a loop that looks a lot like the rest of America’s financial reality: you earn, you...
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What Most Entrepreneurs Get Wrong About Selling Their Business w/ Gregory Kovsky
Money School Podcast
When entrepreneurs think about selling a business, they picture a clean formula: EBITDA × multiple, a “strategic buyer,” and a smooth six-month process that ends with a big wire hitting their account. What almost no one pictures is the real complexity behind an exit. The psychology, the timing, the identity shift, the risk calculus, and the reality that most founders aren’t just selling a business… they’re handing over a lifetime’s work to someone else. That’s the part nobody warns you about. Most owners obsess over valuation, but the real danger is preparing too late,...
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The Smartest Money Move You’ve Never Considered w/ Dr. Jeff Seibert
Money School Podcast
When people think about wealth-building, they picture stock charts, IRR calculators, and “smart” portfolios engineered by advisors. What they never picture is a dentist quietly building long-term wealth through trees or using a whole life policy as the cheapest, most flexible source of capital in his business. That narrow view hides one of the most powerful truths about high-net-worth families today: the real wealth is built through boring, patient, predictable decisions that compound for decades… not the high-IQ investing most people obsess over. Most high earners are told to focus on...
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How to Escape the Debt Cycle the Banks Want You Trapped In w/ Harrison George and Christy Vann
Money School Podcast
For most people, debt isn’t a mistake; it’s just life. The mortgage, the car loan, and the credit cards are what everyone does. Making the minimum payments feels normal, but that actually keeps people stuck. Millions of families are drowning in debt, and they’re barely managing. They’re working hard, keeping up with their bills, but almost every dollar they earn goes right back out in interest. They’re not moving forward; they’re treading water. The hard part is, they’re not doing anything “wrong.” They’re doing what the system taught them to do: stay cash-poor while the...
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Non-Food Franchises: A Shortcut to Entrepreneurship, Wealth & Tax Benefits w/ Jon Ostenson
Money School Podcast
When people hear “franchise”, they immediately picture a drive-through window and a fryer in the back. That narrow view hides one of the most accessible and profitable paths to business ownership today: non-food franchising. We’ve been taught that entrepreneurship means starting from scratch: writing business plans, building systems, and hoping your idea sticks. Franchising flips that equation. You’re not reinventing the wheel; you’re stepping into a proven system with training, marketing, and infrastructure already built. The best part? You can own a business that runs...
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Why Most Pro Athletes Go Broke (and How Rashad Jones-Jennings Beat the Odds)
Money School Podcast
From the outside, pro athletes look like they’ve made it; like they’ll never have to worry about money again. Multi-million-dollar contracts, highlight reels, and luxury lifestyles suggest money will never be an issue. But behind the scenes, most players are one injury, one bad decision, or one contract away from financial ruin. The truth is, the average NBA career lasts just 4 years. Taxes, agents, lavish spending, and poor planning chip away at earnings until the fortune is gone, and with no plan for life after the game, many athletes end up broke and starting over from scratch....
info_outlineYou’re out in the real world, trying to “figure it out,” but instead, you feel lost, stuck. Everyone told you that once you got the degree, the path would appear. But here you are, overwhelmed, second-guessing, and unsure where to even begin.
It’s exhausting. You’re watching others seemingly take off while you're still parked at the starting line. The pressure builds. Mentally, you're battling doubt. Financially, you feel the weight of responsibility. And the worst part? You want to start, but you just don’t know how.
That’s where Taylor Clark was. Done with school. Spinning in circles. So she tried everything. Said yes to new experiences. Flirted with a bunch of paths. And then one call with Gary Vee changed her life. Not because he handed her a golden ticket, but because she finally picked her thing… and went all in.
What if that one call, that one moment of clarity, could change your entire direction? Are you ready to stop floundering and start moving with purpose? What sacrifices are you willing to make to break through your barriers?
In this episode, Taylor Clark joins me to discuss her journey, how her conversation with Gary Vee completely changed her world, and helped her find her path.
Things You’ll Learn In This Episode
-Comparison is the thief of joy
Your journey is unique, and comparison only distracts you from your own progress. What could you achieve if you focused entirely on your path instead of someone else's?
-Genuine influence or vanity metrics
A strong social media presence can give you a competitive edge, but vanity metrics like bought followers can distort true influence. How do we build genuine influence online instead of just chasing vanity metrics?
-Three feet from gold
Success is often just beyond the point where most people give up. What if the breakthrough you’ve been chasing is just one more step away?
Guest Bio
Taylor Clark is the founder and creator behind The Fabulous Journey, a lifestyle blog and YouTube channel that chronicles her adventures in fashion, travel, and personal growth. With a background in fashion design and retail business, she has worked with renowned brands such as Vera Wang Bridal and Rachel Zoe Styling. Her platform offers readers and viewers insights into living life to the fullest while embracing style and authenticity.
In 2017, Taylor gained significant attention when she appeared on Gary Vaynerchuk's Ask Gary Vee show. During the episode, she discussed her entrepreneurial aspirations and sought advice on navigating the challenges of building a personal brand. Her candid conversation with Gary Vee resonated with many, leading to widespread recognition and inspiring others to pursue their passions with determination.
Through The Fabulous Journey, Taylor continues to inspire her audience by sharing her experiences and encouraging others to embrace their unique paths in life.
Follow Taylor on Instagram @thefabulousjourney
Subscribe to The Fabulous Journey on YouTube @TheFabulousJourney
Find Taylor on LinkedIn @Taylor Clark
About Your Host
From pro-snowboarder to money mogul, Chris Naugle has dedicated his life to being America’s #1 Money Mentor. With a core belief that success is built not by the resources you have, but by how resourceful you can be. Chris has built and owned 19 companies, with his businesses being featured in Forbes, ABC, House Hunters, and his very own HGTV pilot in 2018. He is currently founder of The Money School™, and Money Mentor for The Money Multiplier.
His success also includes managing tens of millions of dollars in assets in the financial services and advisory industry and in real estate transactions. As an innovator and visionary in wealth-building and real estate, he empowers entrepreneurs, business owners, and real estate investors with the knowledge of how money works.
Chris is also a nationally recognized speaker, author, and podcast host. He has spoken to and taught over ten thousand Americans, delivering the financial knowledge that fuels lasting freedom.
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