In Search of Excellence, Island Style
In Search of Excellence, Island Style™ is a podcast about leadership, values, discipline, and what it really takes to build something meaningful that lasts. Powered by The Broker Mortgage Experts, this show features conversations with leaders, entrepreneurs, coaches, creators, and difference makers who are raising the standard, not just in what they achieve, but in how they lead. Here, excellence is not loud. It is consistent. It is relational. It is built on values. It is lived with aloha. Each episode explores the principles behind real performance, decisiveness, discipline, culture, integrity, and resilience under pressure, with insights that apply to business, family, community, and everyday life. If you care about leadership, legacy, and building with purpose, this podcast is for you. This is In Search of Excellence, Island Style™. Let’s raise the standard.
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Should You Buy a Home in Hawaiʻi Now? What Every Buyer Needs to Know
08/05/2026
Should You Buy a Home in Hawaiʻi Now? What Every Buyer Needs to Know
Should You Buy a Home in Hawaiʻi Now? What Every Buyer Needs to Know If you're wondering whether now is the right time to buy a home in Hawaiʻi, you're not alone. With mortgage rates hovering around 6%, changing market conditions, and constant headlines about the economy, many buyers are asking the same question: Should I wait—or is there an opportunity right now? In this episode of In Search of Excellence: Island Style, Larry Gonzales and the team break down what's really happening in today's Oʻahu housing market. They explain why Hawaiʻi isn't one market—it's a collection of micro-markets—and why understanding the difference between single-family homes, condos, and neighborhood trends can help buyers make smarter financial decisions. Beyond market updates, the conversation focuses on the financial habits that create long-term wealth. From improving your credit score and reducing debt to avoiding expensive car payments that limit your buying power, the team shares practical strategies to help first-time buyers, military families, and veterans prepare for homeownership. Whether you're buying your first home, PCSing to Hawaiʻi, or simply trying to build wealth through real estate, this episode provides actionable insights you can use today. Featured Guests Larry Gonzales Branch Leader | The Broker Mortgage Experts Mike Mortgage Professional Dan Mortgage Professional Eli Mortgage Professional Episode Summary Should you wait for lower mortgage rates—or take advantage of today's buyer opportunities? Larry Gonzales and the team discuss why broad housing headlines rarely tell the full story of Hawaiʻi's real estate market. Instead of looking at Oʻahu as a single market, they explain how individual neighborhoods, price points, and property types create unique opportunities for buyers. The team explores why many condos have shifted into a buyer's market, allowing purchasers to negotiate seller credits, temporary rate buydowns, and lower out-of-pocket closing costs. They also discuss why demand for single-family homes remains strong and how financing options, including VA loans and adjustable-rate mortgages, can help buyers achieve homeownership despite higher interest rates. The conversation expands beyond real estate into personal finance. Larry emphasizes that financial success begins with everyday decisions—improving credit, reducing debt, avoiding excessive car payments, budgeting wisely, and investing consistently over time. The team also discusses Roth IRAs, 529 education savings plans, and other long-term wealth-building strategies that can benefit families for generations. Throughout the episode, one message stands out: Don't let national headlines make your housing decisions. Focus on your goals, your finances, and the opportunities available in your market. Timestamp Highlights 00:00 From Bad Credit to Homeowner 00:57 Mid-Year Oʻahu Housing Market Update 01:23 Why Hawaiʻi Has Multiple Housing Markets 02:29 Mortgage Rates, Incentives & Financing Options 04:14 Smart Strategies for Military Homebuyers 06:39 H-1 University: Making the Most of Your Commute 08:02 Ewa Beach vs. Pearl City: Choosing the Right Community 14:57 Where Oʻahu Is Growing Next 18:26 Why Today's Market Creates Buyer Opportunities 20:50 Focus on Your House, Not the White House 23:34 Winning the War on Car Payments 26:49 What Loan Officers Really Look For 28:58 Why Time in the Market Matters 30:22 Building Wealth for the Next Generation 38:51 Final Advice for Future Homeowners Key Takeaways Hawaiʻi is made up of multiple housing markets, not one statewide market. Condos currently offer buyers more negotiating power through seller credits and financing incentives. VA loans remain one of the strongest tools for military families pursuing homeownership. Improving your credit and reducing debt can significantly increase your buying power. Large car payments can delay your ability to qualify for a mortgage. Long-term investing through tools like Roth IRAs and education savings plans can build generational wealth. Financial discipline matters more than trying to perfectly time the market. Education and trusted advisors help buyers make confident financial decisions. Homeownership remains one of the most effective ways to build long-term wealth. Focus on your personal financial goals instead of reacting to national headlines. Subscribe to In Search of Excellence: Island Style on YouTube and follow the show on Spotify and Apple Podcasts for weekly conversations about real estate, financial literacy, military life, leadership, entrepreneurship, and building long-term wealth. If this episode helped you better understand today's housing market, share it with a military family, first-time homebuyer, investor, or anyone considering buying a home in Hawaiʻi.
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How One Single Mom Bought Her First Home in Hawaiʻi (And You Can Too)
07/22/2026
How One Single Mom Bought Her First Home in Hawaiʻi (And You Can Too)
Can you really afford to buy a home in Hawaiʻi? For many first-time buyers, military families, and veterans, homeownership feels impossible. High home prices, rising HOA fees, insurance costs, and uncertainty about mortgage rates often keep people renting longer than they planned. In this episode of In Search of Excellence: Island Style, Larry Gonzales sits down with Uliya Sparks to discuss what it really takes to become a homeowner in Hawaiʻi—and why waiting for the "perfect time" isn't always the best financial decision. Uliya shares her incredible journey from being born in Russia, choosing adoption at a young age, serving in the U.S. Army, and building a successful federal cybersecurity career before purchasing her first home in Ho'opili using her VA home loan benefit. She explains how refinancing at the right time helped lower her payment, the lessons she learned about homeowners insurance and HOA costs, and how long-term planning made homeownership possible. The conversation goes far beyond real estate. Uliya also opens up about leaving the security of a GS-14 federal career to follow a greater purpose through entrepreneurship, launching her nonprofit Cyber Seeds and cybersecurity consulting company Reckless Technologies. Throughout the episode, Larry and Uliya discuss faith, courage, leadership, resilience, and trusting God's direction during life's biggest transitions. Whether you're thinking about buying your first home, transitioning out of the military, building a business, or simply looking for encouragement to take your next step, this episode is packed with practical wisdom and inspiring perspective. In This Episode Buying a first home in Hawaiʻi VA loans and military homeownership Affording life in Hawaiʻi Refinancing and mortgage strategy HOA fees, insurance, and hidden ownership costs From Russia to America: Uliya's adoption story Army service and building a federal career Leaving a GS-14 career for entrepreneurship Cybersecurity, AI, and protecting people online Faith, surrender, leadership, and finding purpose Episode Chapters 00:00 Meet Uliya Sparks 00:33 Buying Her First Home in Hawaiʻi 03:25 Refinancing at the Right Time 05:20 Sticker Shock: The Reality of Hawaiʻi Home Prices 06:07 Growing Up in Russia & Choosing Adoption 07:07 Why She Joined the Army 10:08 Army Life & Logistics 12:38 Building a Career in Cybersecurity 14:41 Becoming a Single Mom 15:17 Advancing to GS-14 17:46 Why She Rented Before Buying 20:02 Homeowners Insurance Challenges 27:57 HOA Fees & Community Living 33:29 Making Hawaiʻi Affordable 34:16 Leaving Government for Entrepreneurship 36:16 Following a New Calling 37:05 Young Adults & Financial Mindset 39:14 Taking a Leap of Faith 40:10 Parenting in a Technology-Driven World 44:04 Surrender Over Fear 46:28 Building Community 49:31 Anger, Ego & Personal Growth 58:49 Mentorship & Trusted Relationships 1:03:29 Burnout & Discovering Purpose 1:07:16 Launching Reckless Technologies 1:11:51 Final Thoughts Connect with Uliya Sparks 📱 🌐 s 💻 🎧 Enjoyed this episode? If this conversation encouraged you or helped you better understand homeownership, military life, financial literacy, entrepreneurship, or leadership, we'd love your support! 👍 Like this episode ⭐Subscribe today so you never miss an episode!
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Buying a Home in Hawaii? Here's What Military Families Need to Know
07/15/2026
Buying a Home in Hawaii? Here's What Military Families Need to Know
What should military families know before buying a home in Hawaii? Is it better to buy or rent? How do you build wealth while stationed in one of the country's most expensive housing markets? In this episode of In Search of Excellence: Island Style, Larry Gonzales sits down with Hawaii REALTOR®, photographer, and military spouse Lexi Brown to discuss the financial, emotional, and personal decisions that shape a successful move to Hawaii. Lexi shares why she specializes in serving military families, how she built a thriving real estate business through authentic social media, and the biggest mistakes she sees homebuyers make. She also opens up about her remarkable personal transformation—losing 92 pounds naturally, overcoming depression, strengthening her faith, and homeschooling her two daughters. Whether you're PCSing to Hawaii, buying your first home, or looking for encouragement to overcome life's challenges, this conversation is filled with practical advice and inspiring stories. In This Episode Should military families buy or rent in Hawaii? Using your VA home loan benefit wisely The biggest mistakes first-time homebuyers make Building wealth through real estate instead of renting Growing a business through authentic social media Losing 92 pounds through lifestyle changes Overcoming depression and finding hope through faith Finding community at Inspire Church Homeschooling children with autism Long-term financial planning and setting priorities Connect with Lexi Brown 📱 Instagram: @TheRealLexiBrown REALTOR® | Photographer | Military Family Advocate Chapters 00:00 Why Being Indecisive Costs You More 01:07 Meet Lexi Brown 03:17 Why Lexi Serves Military Families 05:23 Building a Business Through Social Media 08:01 Losing 92 Pounds Naturally 13:26 Faith, Mental Health & Finding Purpose 17:03 Finding Community at Inspire Church 22:01 Thriving After a PCS to Hawaii 28:48 Should You Buy or Rent in Hawaii? 35:17 How to Avoid Becoming House Poor 41:39 Homeschooling on Oahu 49:44 Hawaii Housing Market Opportunities 52:50 Mortgage Strategies Every Buyer Should Know 59:48 Final Reflections 1:03:28 Closing Thoughts 🎙️ Enjoyed this episode? Subscribe to In Search of Excellence: Island Style on YouTube, and follow the podcast on Spotify and Apple Podcasts so you never miss a conversation with leaders who are raising the standard through purpose, values, and aloha. If this episode provided value, please leave a ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ review and share it with someone who could benefit from the conversation.
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Kirsten Connell & Jasmine Bell: Your First Step To Homeownership | Pre-Approval Guide
07/08/2026
Kirsten Connell & Jasmine Bell: Your First Step To Homeownership | Pre-Approval Guide
What makes a great Realtor? According to Jasmine Bell and Kirsten Connell of Hawaiʻi Home Group, it's not about selling homes—it's about helping clients make confident, informed financial decisions. In this episode of In Search of Excellence: Island Style, Larry Gonzales sits down with two of Oʻahu's top real estate professionals to discuss what it means to put clients first. From military relocations and negotiating incredible deals to helping homeowners maximize equity through strategic renovations, this conversation is packed with practical advice for buyers, sellers, investors, and real estate professionals alike. Jasmine and Kirsten explain why they view themselves as a GPS for their clients—providing expert guidance while empowering buyers and sellers to make the decisions that best fit their goals. They also share how they built Hawaiʻi Home Group, why fiduciary duty is at the center of everything they do, and how long-term relationships matter far more than simply closing transactions. Whether you're buying your first home, relocating to Hawaiʻi, investing in real estate, or preparing to sell, you'll walk away with valuable insights that can help you make smarter financial decisions. In This Episode Why fiduciary duty should come before commissions How Hawaiʻi Home Group was built on trust and teamwork The importance of educating—not selling—clients Helping military and PCS families make smart housing decisions Negotiation strategies that have saved clients tens of thousands of dollars How renovations and project management can dramatically increase a home's value Why staging and marketing are critical in today's Oʻahu market Annual property reviews and treating your home like an investment portfolio Giving back to the community through the Hawaiian Humane Society and local charities Building lifelong client relationships that extend far beyond the closing table Episode Chapters 00:00 – Realtor GPS Mindset 01:55 – How Jasmine & Kirsten Got Started in Real Estate 06:58 – Building Hawaiʻi Home Group 10:34 – Fiduciary Duty Before Commissions 19:37 – Understanding the Client Before the House 22:21 – Military Relocation & Referral-Based Business 24:23 – Renovations That Create Equity 29:38 – Giving Back to the Community 36:27 – Winning in Today's Oʻahu Housing Market 42:43 – Why the Relationship Doesn't End at Closing 47:07 – Money, Relationships & Life Lessons 52:06 – Final Thoughts 🎙️ Enjoyed this episode? Subscribe to In Search of Excellence: Island Style on YouTube, and follow the podcast on Spotify and Apple Podcasts so you never miss a conversation with leaders who are raising the standard through purpose, values, and aloha. If this episode provided value, please leave a ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ review and share it with someone who could benefit from the conversation.
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How Jade Medeiros Balances Four Kids, Client Relationships, and Mortgage Life in Hawaiʻi
06/24/2026
How Jade Medeiros Balances Four Kids, Client Relationships, and Mortgage Life in Hawaiʻi
In this episode of In Search of Excellence: Island Style, Larry Gonzales sits down with Jade Medeiros, Client Relations Manager at The Broker, for a candid conversation about family, work, leadership, and what it takes to build a service-first mortgage business in Hawaiʻi. Jade shares what life looks like as a mother of four while balancing client relations, business development, events, CRM systems, and the day-to-day needs of a growing mortgage team. From football practices and family routines to helping run the Successful Homeowner series, holiday trolley events, webinars, and client education efforts, Jade gives listeners a behind-the-scenes look at the “work is life” rhythm that keeps everything moving. Larry and Jade also talk about leadership lessons, team accountability, communication, and why taking care of people matters in a high-stress industry like mortgage and real estate. Larry reflects on his biggest career mistake, the importance of sharing bad news early, and how education became the heart of The Broker’s mission. The episode also dives into the reality of living and buying a home in Hawaiʻi, especially for local families trying to make it work. From first-time buyer education to affordability challenges, VA loans, renovation loan options, and The Broker’s five-year vision, this conversation highlights the deeper purpose behind the business: helping people feel informed, supported, and ready for homeownership. Guest List Jade Medeiros Client Relations Manager, The Broker Email: jade@thebrokerhi.com Social: @jadekohou Timestamp Highlights 00:00 Doubt and Beginnings 00:08 Meet Jade Medeiros 02:30 Jade’s Roots and Family 03:43 Why Their Partnership Works 04:43 Work Life Balance Reality 08:12 Pet Peeves and Email Habits 09:44 Client Relations vs Growth 13:20 Teamwork Under Pressure 14:56 Career Lessons and Advice 19:49 Managing Four Kids Daily 23:32 Raising Teens and Future Plans 24:09 Making Hawaii Living Work 24:58 Balancing Routines and Roles 25:22 Homeownership Timeline Plans 26:49 Hawaii Housing Reality Check 27:48 Taxes and Kupuna Relief 29:31 Beach Life and Culture 29:58 First Time Buyer Education 30:33 Real Client Numbers Breakthrough 33:02 Success Stories and Misinformation 34:41 Growing The Broker Vision 41:58 Branding Beyond VA Loans 43:51 New Renovation HELOC Product 45:28 Why Education Matters Most 47:52 Gratitude and Closing Aloha
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Men’s Mental Health Crisis: Suicide, Depression & Military Mental Health With Mike Melso & Dr. Jenny
06/17/2026
Men’s Mental Health Crisis: Suicide, Depression & Military Mental Health With Mike Melso & Dr. Jenny
Men’s Mental Health Crisis: Suicide, Depression & Military Mental Health With Mike Melso & Dr. Jenny In this powerful Men’s Mental Health Awareness Month episode of In Search of Excellence: Island Style, the host is joined by retired U.S. Marine Corps service member Mike Melso and active-duty clinical psychologist Dr. Jenny to unpack the silent mental health crisis affecting men across military and civilian life. The conversation explores sobering statistics—one in eight men suffer from depression and men are four times more likely to die by suicide—and goes deeper into the lived realities behind those numbers. Mike Melso shares deeply personal experiences from his 27-year Marine Corps career, including witnessing struggles in garrison environments and the devastating loss of his driver to suicide, highlighting how warning signs are often missed even by close leaders. Dr. Jenny provides clinical insight into why deployed environments can sometimes act as psychological protective factors, the role of substance use in suicide risk, and how modern military mental health systems are evolving. Together, they break down stigma across generations, the importance of self-awareness, fitness, sleep, and nutrition, and why asking for help is not a sign of weakness—but a critical step toward survival and strength. The episode closes with a broader reflection on access to care, veterans’ resources, homelessness, and the importance of community, connection, and speaking openly about mental health before it’s too late. Guest List Mike Melso — Retired U.S. Marine Corps service member (27 years), leadership experience across multiple deployments, focus on operational military life and mental health awareness Dr. Jenny — Active-duty clinical psychologist specializing in military mental health, suicide prevention, operational stress, and access to care systems Timestamp Highlights 00:00 – Men’s Mental Health Awareness Month introduction & key statistics 02:16 – Suicide rates, stigma, and how methods influence outcomes 03:16 – Marine Corps leadership experiences & warning signs in garrison 05:04 – Deployment vs garrison mental health stress factors 10:02 – Generational shift: Gen Z and willingness to seek help 12:27 – Self-care foundations: fitness, sleep, nutrition, awareness 16:25 – Alcohol, drugs, and substance use trends in younger generations 20:28 – Mental health services available in the military system 23:20 – Military eligibility, obesity, and readiness challenges 26:32 – Mental health risk factors across age groups 30:33 – Recognizing warning signs and intervention strategies 36:16 – Psychedelics and emerging PTSD treatment research 38:10 – Resources for veterans and civilians (VA & beyond) 43:33 – Homelessness, mental health, and systemic challenges 45:48 – Closing thoughts: connection, service, and speaking up 🌺 Enjoyed this episode? If this conversation helped you better understand men’s mental health, suicide risk, or how to support the men in your life, take a moment to subscribe, leave a review, and share this episode with someone who needs to hear it—whether they’re in the military, a veteran, or simply navigating life under pressure. Your share might be the reason someone finally reaches out for help. 🤙 Follow In Search of Excellence: Island Style for more conversations with military leaders, clinicians, veterans, and everyday people committed to building strength, resilience, and purpose through real-life experience. Featuring conversations with guests like Mike Melso and Dr. Jenny, we continue to explore the stories behind the statistics—and the paths toward healing, connection, and support.
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From Growing Up in a Garage to Becoming a Homeowner at 24 with Izaiah Dillion
06/10/2026
From Growing Up in a Garage to Becoming a Homeowner at 24 with Izaiah Dillion
In this inspiring episode of In Search of Excellence: Island Style, host Larry Gonzales sits down with Izaiah Dillion, a 24-year-old active duty Air Force member, to discuss his journey from a challenging upbringing in Stockton, California, to becoming a homeowner in Hawaii. Izaiah shares how he leveraged his VA home loan benefit to purchase a condo with minimal out-of-pocket costs, gaining instant equity and aligning his mortgage with his BAH. Izaiah recounts growing up without his father, getting into legal trouble as a teenager, and how the Air Force offered him structure, discipline, and opportunities to travel the world. He reflects on his deployments, duty stations in Japan, Turkey, and Qatar, and the life lessons learned along the way. Beyond military service, he talks about staying sober for over two years, building disciplined routines around fitness and nutrition, and his passion for coaching clients online to achieve fitness, sobriety, and personal discipline. The conversation also dives into Izaiah’s viral salsa dancing adventures across multiple countries, his goal to dance in 30 countries by the age of 30, and becoming the first homeowner in his family—a milestone he celebrates with gratitude, discipline, and forward-thinking financial planning. Guest: Izaiah Dillion – Active Duty U.S. Air Force, Homeowner, Fitness & Discipline Coach Instagram: @izaiahdillion Timestamp Highlights: 00:00 – Street Dance Goes Viral 00:15 – Meet Izaiah Homebuyer 02:11 – Growing Up Stockton 03:11 – Trouble And Turning Point 03:50 – Felonies And Hard Lessons 07:55 – Why The Air Force 09:15 – Tokyo Duty Station Life 11:29 – Air Force Job Explained 13:17 – Buying In Hawaii With VA 16:10 – No Drinking Discipline 18:52 – Salsa Around The World 20:43 – First Home In The Family 21:51 – Leave Time And Break 22:51 – Homeownership Fears Budget 24:30 – VA Loan Lessons Learned 25:54 – Next Plans Fitness Coaching 27:14 – Fit Sober Discipline 27:28 – Morning Routine Reading 28:06 – Training Basics Macros 29:09 – Home Workouts Hawaii View 29:51 – Air Force Shift Schedule 30:45 – Early Mornings Mindset 32:18 – Remote Coaching Setup 34:25 – Accountability Motivation 35:04 – Macros Versus Calories 36:46 – Advice Mentors Regret 39:34 – Five Year Vision Hawaii 41:22 – Travel Goals Europe 43:07 – Tactical Takeaways 45:13 – Dance Hikes Surfing 47:11 – Biggest Adversity 48:34 – Why Join Military 51:34 – Final Thanks Outro 🌺 Enjoyed this episode? Make sure to subscribe, leave a review, and share this episode with someone who is exploring military homeownership, building discipline, pursuing fitness goals, or seeking inspiration to overcome challenges. 🤙 Follow Larry Gonzales and In Search of Excellence: Island Style for more conversations with Hawaii leaders, entrepreneurs, real estate professionals, and inspiring individuals like Izaiah Dillion.
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Kanani Ching on AI Integration, Small Business Growth, and Running Toward Change
06/03/2026
Kanani Ching on AI Integration, Small Business Growth, and Running Toward Change
In this episode of In Search of Excellence: Island Style, Larry sits down with Kanani Ching, a longtime real estate professional and business transformation consultant, to talk about stepping outside your comfort zone, embracing change, and using artificial intelligence to help businesses work smarter without losing the human connection. Kanani shares how her journey from hospitality to real estate leadership eventually led her into the AI industry. She talks about discovering ChatGPT in 2022, recognizing its potential beyond simple writing tasks, and building a business focused on helping companies streamline operations, improve efficiency, and create more time for employees to work in their zone of genius. The conversation also covers Kanani’s experience at the World Economic Forum in Davos, where she spoke with leaders across different sectors about how technology and AI are shaping the future of business. She explains why companies should not use AI simply to replace people, but to reduce repetitive work, improve customer experiences, and help teams focus on the areas where they provide the greatest value. Larry and Kanani also explore practical ways to start using tools such as ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Grok, and Perplexity. They discuss the future of entrepreneurship, the importance of adapting to change, and how AI can support everything from healthcare and education to personal finances, government efficiency, housing development, and Hawaii’s permitting process. Beyond technology, this episode is a conversation about courage, curiosity, relationships, and supporting local businesses. Kanani shares why the people who learn to work with AI will have an advantage, and why the goal should not be replacing employees, but helping companies grow, create opportunities, and take better care of their people. Guest List Kanani Ching Broker in Charge, RB-23176 Instagram: kanani.ching Facebook: kanani.ching Timestamp Highlights 00:00 Stepping Outside Your Comfort Zone 01:05 Meet Kanani Ching 02:20 Moving To Hawaii And Family Roots 04:10 Transitioning From Real Estate Into AI 04:35 Speaking At The World Economic Forum In Davos 05:20 How Businesses Are Integrating AI 06:35 Transforming Business Operations With AI 07:20 Finding The Courage To Make A Career Change 08:20 Lessons From Pole Vaulting And Taking Risks 11:20 From Realtor To Broker And AI Advocate 12:00 Discovering ChatGPT In 2022 13:20 Why People Are Afraid Of New Technology 14:35 Using AI Without Losing Human Connection 15:40 Why Keeping A Human In The Loop Matters 16:20 Working In Your Zone Of Genius 18:40 Will AI Replace Jobs? 20:00 AI And The Future Of Entrepreneurship 21:00 How Employees Can Stay Valuable In The AI Era 22:00 Using AI For Health And Personal Optimization 24:20 How AI Can Support Doctors 27:00 ChatGPT Claude Gemini Grok And Perplexity 28:20 What Agentic AI Can Do For Businesses 30:40 Where Beginners Should Start With AI 32:00 Why Kanani Uses AI For Search 35:20 Is Hawaii Ready For The AI Revolution? 36:20 Improving Government And Permitting With AI 38:20 Housing Affordability And The Need For More Inventory 40:00 Using AI To Optimize Government Spending 42:40 Applying AI To Personal Finances 44:40 Advice For Anyone Afraid Of Change 45:40 Mentors Podcasts And Continued Learning 47:00 Kanani’s Morning Routine 48:35 Meditation And The Joe Dispenza Retreat 50:40 Kanani’s Vision For Helping Local Businesses 52:20 Using AI To Grow Teams Not Replace Them 53:40 How To Connect With Kanani 54:20 Run Toward Technology Not Away From It 54:50 The Power Of Friendship And Human Connection 🌺 Enjoyed this episode? Make sure to subscribe, leave a review, and share this episode with someone who is building a business, exploring AI, supporting local companies, leading a team, or learning how to adapt in a rapidly changing world. 🤙 Follow Larry Gonzales and In Search of Excellence: Island Style for more conversations with Hawaii leaders, entrepreneurs, real estate professionals, and industry experts.
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Dearonne Bethea on Extreme Ownership, Wealth Building, and the Power of Brotherhood
05/27/2026
Dearonne Bethea on Extreme Ownership, Wealth Building, and the Power of Brotherhood
In this episode of In Search of Excellence: Island Style, Larry sits down with Dearonne Bethea, CEO of Band of Brothers Investment Group, to talk about the journey from humble beginnings in Enfield, North Carolina, to building businesses, investing in real estate, and creating a family office structure with more than $200M in personally managed assets. Dearonne shares how a second chance through the U.S. Army changed the direction of his life. After joining the Army at 19, he found mentorship, discipline, and a new way of thinking about money. A pivotal lesson from his command sergeant major introduced him to investing through TSP, Roth IRA, and the power of letting money work over time. The conversation also covers the creation of Band of Brothers Investment Group, the lessons learned from early business failure, the growth of TriCity Equity Group, and Dearonne’s approach to leadership, culture, and building high-performing teams. He explains why “extreme ownership” is more than a phrase, it’s the foundation behind his speed, accountability, and decision-making. Beyond business, Dearonne talks about family, giving back to Enfield and Hawaii, staying grounded despite success, and building health systems through fasting, WHOOP, discipline, and data. This episode is a powerful look at what happens when vision, sacrifice, mentorship, and action come together. Guest List Dearonne Bethea CEO of Band of Brothers Investment Group Instagram: dearonne.bethea Timestamp Highlights 00:00 Meet Dearonne Bethea 01:26 Enfield Roots And Trouble 03:50 Army Second Chance 04:12 Korea Wake Up Call 07:52 Extreme Ownership Mindset 09:32 First Investing Lessons 12:20 Band Of Brothers Blueprint 16:09 First Business Failure To Win 18:43 TriCity And Family Office 22:58 Pam And One Paycheck Plan 32:51 Road To 100 Income Streams 34:03 Leadership And Culture Building 36:43 Building A Team Culture 37:28 Equity For Top Performers 38:07 Cutting C Players Fast 40:59 Giving Back In Enfield 44:31 Hawaii Meals And Frugal Living 46:03 Health Systems And WHOOP 49:52 Fasting Keto And Biohacks 54:31 Work Life Integration 56:40 Defining Success And Legacy 59:12 Goals Travel And Remote Ops 01:04:24 Coaching SkillBridge And Wrap Up 🌺 Enjoyed this episode? Make sure to subscribe, leave a review, and share this episode with someone who is building a business, creating generational wealth, leading a team, or learning how to take extreme ownership of their future. 🤙 Follow Larry Gonzales and In Search of Excellence: Island Style for more conversations with Hawaii leaders, entrepreneurs, investors, and industry experts.
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Chris Wirsing on the Power of Relationships, Reputation, and Real Producers
05/20/2026
Chris Wirsing on the Power of Relationships, Reputation, and Real Producers
Chris Wirsing on the Power of Relationships, Reputation, and Real Producers In this episode of In Search of Excellence: Island Style, host Larry Gonzales sits down with Chris Wirsing, Publisher of Honolulu Real Producers, for a conversation about what truly separates top performers in Hawaii real estate. Chris shares his journey from Chicago to Hawaii, his local family roots, and the path that eventually led him to build Honolulu Real Producers on the island. From there, Larry and Chris dive into the habits and standards that define excellence: adaptability, discipline, relationship-building, and the willingness to show up even when the market is difficult. They also discuss why social media can be helpful but is not a replacement for real relationships, consistent follow-up, and strong client service. Chris and Larry explore the importance of delegation, avoiding burnout, investing in your team, and taking ownership when things go wrong. The episode also highlights what makes Hawaii’s real estate community unique. On an island where reputation travels quickly and relationships matter deeply, excellence is not just about production. It is about trust, consistency, service, and showing up with integrity every day. Guest List Chris Wirsing Publisher, Honolulu Real Producers Instagram: @Wirsingchris Timestamp Highlights 00:00 Put Yourself Out There 01:01 Meet Chris Wirsing 02:25 Chicago Roots to Hawaii 03:38 Top Producer Traits 05:26 Discipline Over Motivation 07:06 AI and Staying Adaptive 08:14 Client First Standards 10:53 Social Media Reality Check 13:16 Building Real Producers Buzz 15:50 Why Realtors Disappear 16:51 Delegate to Avoid Burnout 18:42 Gabe’s Bold Ask 20:22 Never Do $10 Work 21:44 Spend To Grow 22:42 Hawaii Relationship Economy 24:29 Excellence And Ownership 25:23 New Agent Pitfalls 27:23 Sell Value Not Desperation 29:22 Honolulu Real Producers Vision 32:03 Quick Hitters Integrity 33:35 Serve Your Community 35:54 Daily Discipline Planning 40:15 Final Thoughts And Aloha 🌺 Enjoyed this episode? Make sure to subscribe, leave a review, and share this episode with someone who is building their reputation, strengthening relationships, staying disciplined, or learning how to adapt and grow in today’s Hawaii real estate market. 🤙 Follow Larry Gonzales and In Search of Excellence: Island Style for more conversations with Hawaii leaders, entrepreneurs, and industry experts.
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The Truth About Growth, Standards, and Success with Tony Robbins’ Trainer Mandi Rose
05/13/2026
The Truth About Growth, Standards, and Success with Tony Robbins’ Trainer Mandi Rose
The Truth About Growth, Standards, and Success, With Tony Robbins’ Trainer Mandi Rose In this episode of In Search of Excellence Island Style, the host sits down with Mandi Rose, a Tony Robbins Professional Trainer & Keynote Speaker, after she leads an in-person training in Hawaii for The Broker Mortgage Experts and Century 21 Island Homes. The conversation opens with the power of live training, why in-person energy creates stronger breakthroughs, and how Mandi helps people shift from simply learning information to actually taking action. Mandi shares her journey from radio and television into entrepreneurship, leadership, coaching, and eventually becoming one of five national trainers with Robbins Research International. She talks about the mentors who shaped her growth, including Tony Robbins, Jim Rohn, and Bob Proctor, and explains how being coachable helped her build a stronger mindset, higher standards, and a deeper commitment to impact. The episode also explores fear, comfort, self-talk, scarcity mindset, and the patterns that either support or sabotage success. Mandi breaks down what happens at Tony Robbins’ Unleash the Power Within, including identity shifts, firewalking, the Dickens Process, state change, and the power of surrounding yourself with people who are committed to growth. From the Wheel of Life to goal-setting, sleep, daily routines, journaling, legacy, parenting, and coaching, this conversation is about building a life with intention. Mandi and the host also discuss why excellence is not accidental, why successful people still need coaches, and why positivity, courage, and consistent action are essential to lasting transformation. Ready to experience Unleash the Power Within? Reserve your ticket here: Guest List Mandi Rose Tony Robbins / Professional Trainer & Keynote Speaker Instagram: @OfficialMandiRose / @WinnersCircleMastery Timestamp Highlights 00:00 Hawaii Training Vibes 00:45 Meet Mandi Rose 01:06 Becoming a Robbins Trainer 03:06 Scholarship Hustle 03:36 Winning Mindset Origins 04:30 Low Point to Breakthrough 05:12 Fear Comfort and Critics 07:30 Why Attend Unleash Power 11:16 Event Transformations Explained 13:08 Scarcity to State Change 15:16 Miami Event Details 16:21 Gift and Rapid Fire 17:06 Wheel of Life Balance 18:48 Goal Setting and Legacy 20:54 Slight Edge and Scouts 21:24 Taking Over the Troop 22:30 Legacy and Being Remembered 23:31 Letting Kids Fail 25:28 Self Talk Sabotage 27:24 Leader Patterns That Win 28:31 Sleep and Daily Reset 33:39 Journaling With Prompts 35:40 Excellence and Kobe Mindset 39:55 Coaching as the Shortcut 42:26 Positivity and Courage to Change 43:30 Event Invite and Wrap Up 🌺 Enjoyed this episode? Make sure to subscribe, leave a review, and share this episode with someone who is ready to raise their standards, invest in coaching, build better habits, or take the next step toward personal and professional growth. 🤙 Follow Larry Gonzales and In Search of Excellence: Island Style for more conversations with Hawaii leaders, entrepreneurs, and industry experts.
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Erica Lehmkuhl and Sarah “Eli” David: From Military Leadership to Real Estate Success
05/06/2026
Erica Lehmkuhl and Sarah “Eli” David: From Military Leadership to Real Estate Success
Erica Lehmkuhl and Sarah “Eli” David: From Military Leadership to Real Estate Success In this episode of In Search of Excellence: Island Style, Larry sits down with Erica Lehmkuhl, Owner of Seaside Realty, and Sarah “Eli” David, Mortgage Loan Officer at The Broker, for a powerful conversation about leadership, resilience, and transitioning from military service into real estate and lending. Erica and Eli share their journeys from the military into the civilian world, offering a real look at what it means to lead in high-pressure environments, earn respect in male-dominated spaces, and carry those lessons into business. From paratrooper deployments to leading teams of over 200 personnel, they break down how discipline, accountability, and service shape long-term success. Larry, Erica, and Eli also dive into the realities of Hawaii real estate today, including affordability challenges, market mindset, and why buyers need to focus on long-term strategy instead of trying to time the market. The conversation highlights how transparency, communication, and leadership directly impact both client outcomes and business growth. The episode also explores entrepreneurship, scaling a business, and the importance of building trust-based relationships, not just transactions. Through real stories and experiences, they emphasize why taking care of people always comes first, whether in the military or in real estate. Guest List Erica Lehmkuhl Owner, Seaside Realty LLC Real Estate Broker and Property Management Leader IG: @ericainhawaii Sarah “Eli” David Mortgage Loan Officer, The Broker Former U.S. Air Force Officer IG: @elidavid_2074 Timestamp Highlights 00:00 – Military banter and setting the tone 01:10 – Introducing Erica Lehmkuhl and Eli David 03:00 – Women in the military and leadership realities 07:20 – Double standards and earning respect 12:00 – Transitioning from military service to real estate 18:30 – Erica’s journey into real estate 25:00 – Building a business from zero 32:40 – Leadership lessons that translate to business 38:20 – Transparency and communication in transactions 44:00 – Navigating Hawaii’s real estate market 50:30 – Mindset, discipline, and long-term success 57:00 – Life lessons from military experience 🌺 Enjoyed this episode? Make sure to subscribe, leave a review, and share this episode with someone transitioning careers, building a business, or navigating the Hawaii real estate market. 🤙 Follow Larry Gonzales and In Search of Excellence: Island Style for more conversations with Hawaii leaders, entrepreneurs, and industry experts.
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How Kalama Kim Built One of Hawaii’s Most Respected Real Estate Companies
04/29/2026
How Kalama Kim Built One of Hawaii’s Most Respected Real Estate Companies
How Kalama Kim Built One of Hawaii’s Most Respected Real Estate Companies In this episode of In Search of Excellence: Island Style, Larry sits down with Kalama Kim, President of Hawaii Modern Realty, to talk about leadership, local values, and the evolving future of Hawaii real estate. Kalama shares his journey from growing up on the Windward side and attending Kamehameha Schools, to playing collegiate tennis at USF, working in banking, and eventually becoming one of Hawaii’s most respected real estate leaders. The conversation dives deep into the lessons sports, discipline, and mentorship taught him about leadership and personal growth. Larry and Kalama also discuss Hawaii’s housing affordability crisis, inventory shortages, interest rates, and why long-term thinking matters for local families trying to buy a home. They explore how mindset, sacrifice, and consistency can help buyers build generational wealth, even in a challenging market. The episode also covers the changing landscape of real estate, including AI, social media, leadership culture, and why authentic relationships still matter more than ever in business today. Guest List Kalama Kim President, Hawaii Modern Realty Former leadership roles with Hawaii real estate organizations IG: @kalama.kim.realtor IG: @kalama_kim Timestamp Highlights 00:00 – Introducing Kalama Kim and his real estate leadership journey 01:20 – Tennis, discipline, and attempting the professional tour 03:20 – How leadership started through sports and mentorship 04:20 – Transitioning from banking into real estate in 2004 05:40 – What the 2005 Hawaii real estate boom was really like 08:00 – Comparing the 2005 market vs. the post-COVID market 10:40 – What separates successful agents from struggling agents 13:00 – Ronnie Lott, resilience, and leadership lessons from sports 15:00 – Why fundamentals still matter in today’s market 17:00 – AI, technology, and the future of real estate 18:40 – Building Ohana and authentic company culture 20:00 – Coaching agents beyond business performance 21:00 – Fixing company culture and leadership mistakes 23:00 – Why leading by example matters in real estate 24:00 – Old-school networking and “drive-by door knocking” 27:00 – Morning routines, discipline, and personal growth 28:20 – Fasting, mental clarity, and health transformation 31:00 – Why Hawaii Modern Realty chose to stay local 33:00 – Supporting agents based on their strengths 35:00 – Simplifying CRMs and building consistency 36:40 – Hawaii housing affordability and keeping locals in Hawaii 38:00 – Why waiting for rates may cost buyers more long term 39:20 – Building wealth through ownership and sacrifice 42:20 – Bringing aloha into leadership and business 43:40 – Final thoughts on excellence, culture, and legacy 🌺 Enjoyed this episode? Make sure to subscribe, leave a review, and share this episode with someone who’s passionate about leadership, real estate, and building a better future in Hawaii. 🤙 Follow Larry Gonzales and In Search of Excellence: Island Style for more conversations with Hawaii leaders, entrepreneurs, and industry experts.
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What Great Service, Strong Teams, and Smart Solar Planning Really Look Like with Sarah “Eli” David, Michael Melso, and Matt Householder
04/22/2026
What Great Service, Strong Teams, and Smart Solar Planning Really Look Like with Sarah “Eli” David, Michael Melso, and Matt Householder
What Great Service, Strong Teams, and Smart Solar Planning Really Look Like with Sarah “Eli” David, Michael Melso, and Matt Householder In this episode of In Search of Excellence Island Style, Larry Gonzales and the team unpack what excellence really looks like behind the scenes. The conversation centers on the daily disciplines that drive long-term success, from family routines and personal habits to controlling your mornings, managing your pipeline, and staying consistent even when plans change. They explore how family serves as the foundational team, and how habits like workouts, journaling, prayer, time-blocking, and continuous learning help create stability in both life and business. The episode also dives into the realities of growing a business through relationships, not just transactions. Larry shares insights on follow-up, sphere of influence, system-building, and why professionals should never be a “secret loan officer.” The discussion covers scaling through delegation, strategic hiring, and the importance of building a team with clear responsibilities, integrity, and alignment. Later in the episode, the focus shifts to serving clients through education rather than sales pressure. The team talks about helping military homeowners think long-term through a PCS exit strategy workshop and using VA benefits wisely. In the final segment, guest Matt Householder breaks down the risks and realities of solar in Hawaii, including expensive loan structures, tax credit changes, prepaid leases, transferability, maintenance, and when solar actually makes financial sense. Guest List Larry Gonzales – Host Sarah “Eli” David – Guest Michael Melso – Guest Matt Householder – Guest, EcoSolar Timestamp Highlights 00:00 Excellence Is Daily Discipline 01:28 Family First Team Mindset 04:00 Morning Routines And Atomic Habits 06:18 When To Have Kids 10:03 Top Producer Systems And Control 13:36 Time Blocking And Skill Building 17:59 Sphere Of Influence Outreach 20:53 Habit Discipline After The Break 21:58 Client Win VA Budget Breakthrough 23:59 Scaling With Delegation And Hiring 28:58 Building The Right Team 32:11 Shift From Transactional To Relational 32:39 Stop Selling Low Rates 33:49 Sales as Service 35:26 Educate Not Pitch 36:12 PCS Exit Strategy Workshop 38:50 Solar Segment Setup 40:13 Solar Loan Horror Story 44:23 Tax Credits Changed 46:10 Prepaid Lease Explained 50:28 When Solar Makes Sense 52:54 Maintenance and Inspections 01:02:00 Final Takeaways and Challenge Don't forget to subscribe to In Search of Excellence Island Style for more episodes on leadership, homeownership, and personal growth. Let us know what you think of this episode in the comments below. Share this episode with a friend who is interested in real estate, mortgages, or leadership!
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How Jessel Riccardini Built a Referral Based Real Estate Business Through Discipline and Authenticity
04/15/2026
How Jessel Riccardini Built a Referral Based Real Estate Business Through Discipline and Authenticity
How Jessel Riccardini Built a Referral Based Real Estate Business Through Discipline and Authenticity In this episode of In Search of Excellence – Island Style, Larry sits down with Jessel Riccardini, a Hawaii REALTOR®, to talk about the mindset, discipline, and consistency that have shaped both her real estate career and her personal growth. From her roots in the Philippines to building a life in Hawaii, Jessel shares how her journey has been defined by resilience, hard work, and a deep commitment to serving others. The conversation explores how Jessel transitioned from working in finance to building a referral-based real estate business centered on relationships, responsiveness, and trust. She explains why staying connected to clients long after the transaction matters, and how authenticity has played a key role in her success, especially in a competitive market. Jessel also opens up about her bodybuilding journey, the routines and structure that keep her grounded, and how fitness strengthens her mental clarity, confidence, and discipline in business. She shares practical advice for new agents, reflects on the importance of being visible and genuine, and closes the episode with a fun pushup challenge in the studio. Guest list Jessel Riccardini, REALTOR® Real Estate IG/FB: @jesselriccardini License #: RS-80315 Timestamp Highlights 00:00 Podcast Welcome 01:20 Meet Jessel Riccardini 03:05 Bodybuilding Origin Story 04:12 National Competition Journey 05:05 Nutrition & Discipline 06:42 Daily Routine Breakdown 11:22 Referral-Based Business Model 14:05 Humble Beginnings Story 18:25 Winning in a Tough Market 22:05 Market Preparation Strategy 27:25 Authentic Social Media Strategy 34:42 Let Them Theory Mindset 37:45 Advice for New Agents 40:42 Pushup Challenge Finale Don't forget to subscribe to In Search of Excellence Island Style for more episodes on leadership, homeownership, and personal growth. Let us know what you think of this episode in the comments below. Share this episode with a friend who is interested in real estate, mortgages, or leadership!
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What Great Service Really Looks Like with Erin Evans
04/08/2026
What Great Service Really Looks Like with Erin Evans
What Great Service Really Looks Like with Erin Evans In this second episode of In Search of Excellence Island Style, Larry Gonzales sits down with Erin Evans, Broker/Owner of Century 21 Island Homes, for a conversation about real estate, leadership, service, and what it takes to build a business rooted in people. The episode begins with Erin sharing how she got into real estate and how she and her husband Ron built their business together. From there, the conversation moves into military life, moving to Hawaiʻi, building a strong team, and why training and mentorship matter so much in this industry. Erin also shares practical insight on serving military families, helping clients understand when buying makes sense, and why systems, relationships, and local knowledge matter in real estate. It’s a grounded conversation about leadership, flexibility, and building a career with long-term vision. Whether you’re a first-time buyer, a military family relocating to Hawaiʻi, a Realtor, or someone who enjoys conversations about service and growth, this episode offers a strong look at what excellence can look like in real estate. Guest List Erin Evans, Broker/Owner, Century 21 Island Homes Timestamp Highlights 00:01:00 Larry welcomes Erin Evans 00:01:40 How Erin got into real estate 00:03:00 Meeting Ron and building the business together 00:04:00 Military life and the move to Hawaiʻi 00:08:51 Why training and mentorship matter 00:20:00 Building a strong team and avoiding burnout 00:21:40 How Realtors can create time off and protect their energy 00:23:40 Freedom, flexibility, and working from anywhere 00:24:40 Advice for military families moving to Hawaiʻi 00:25:40 How to know whether buying makes sense 00:43:00 Knowing neighborhoods, homes, and local market differences 00:43:40 Why CRM, systems, and relationships matter 00:45:00 Treating real estate like a career, not a hobby Don't forget to subscribe to In Search of Excellence Island Style for more episodes on leadership, homeownership, and personal growth. Let us know what you think of this episode in the comments below. Share this episode with a friend who is interested in real estate, mortgages, or leadership!
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Meet the Broker Team
04/01/2026
Meet the Broker Team
Veterans in Lending, Real Estate Wealth, and the Eight Tenets of Excellence In the launch episode of In Search of Excellence Island Style, Larry Gonzales introduces the Broker Mortgage Experts team and gives listeners a behind-the-scenes look at the people helping make homeownership possible. The episode features mortgage brokers Sarah “Eli” David, Micheal Melso, and Daniel Sepulveda, and is positioned for first-time homebuyers, Realtors, investors, the local Hawaii community, and military/VA buyers. The conversation opens by tackling one of the most common mortgage myths, that buyers need 20% down to purchase a home. From there, the team shares personal stories about service, leadership, homeownership, and how real estate can become a long-term wealth-building tool. Dan talks about the moment he realized saving alone would not create wealth, while Eli shares how her family used VA benefits to buy homes at nearly every duty station. Mike explains how lower-down-payment programs can make homeownership more realistic for buyers. The episode also introduces the show’s “eight tenets” of excellence, including moving with mana, serving with aloha, building ohana, standing for something, staying lean, staying in your zone, freedom with accountability, and rising through adversity. It closes with practical reflections on resilience, routines, discipline, leadership books, and the advice that shaped each guest most. Guests Sarah “Eli” David — Mortgage Broker, IG: @elidavid_2074 Micheal Melso — Mortgage Broker, IG/FB: @mikethebrokerusmc Daniel Sepulveda — Mortgage Broker, IG: @_dansepulveda Timestamp Highlights 00:00 Down Payment Myth 00:47 Podcast Welcome 01:33 Excellence Origins 02:46 Meet Mike Melso 04:48 Mortgage Misconceptions 05:46 Meet Dan Sepulveda 06:41 Wealth Through Equity 09:50 Meet Eli David 12:25 Sponsor Break 13:11 Why Loan Officers 13:58 Move With Mana 16:14 Serve With Aloha 20:02 Build Ohana 22:40 Stand For Something 26:38 Keep It Lean 31:04 Stay In Your Zone 34:47 Freedom Accountability 35:11 Freedom With Structure 36:33 Discipline Equals Freedom 37:19 Rise Through Adversity 40:44 Forged By Hard Times 42:55 Teaching Kids Resilience 43:46 Five Minute Rule 46:08 Which Tenet Matters Most 49:58 Sponsor Break 50:30 Guess Our Ages Game 52:54 Morning Routine Habits 57:55 Early Wakeup Discipline 01:00:11 Favorite Leadership Books 01:03:57 Best Advice Received Don't forget to subscribe to In Search of Excellence Island Style for more episodes on leadership, homeownership, and personal growth. Let us know what you think of this episode in the comments below. Share this episode with a friend who is interested in real estate, mortgages, or leadership!
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