Control and Compound with Darren Mitchell

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On the surface, things look stable. Inflation is near target. Rates are holding. The dollar isn't moving much. Markets aren't melting down.

But underneath? There are some real shifts happening.

On the March update, Darren and Christina talk about Canada's productivity problem, the growing imbalance between government and private sector jobs, real estate entering what we'd call a "pressure phase," and why Bitcoin's drop may not mean what people think it means.

They also dive into why Canada's market is outperforming the U.S. right now — and it has less to do with the economy than most people assume.

If you care about where the country is heading financially, this is an important one. Tune in now!

Show notes:

00:00 - Introduction

1:05 - Bank of Canada update

2:50 - Inflation news

3:45 - Canadian dollar update

5:10 - Stock market update

8:00 - Bitcoin update

11:10 - Real estate update

13:20 - Economic news

17:35 - Life insurance industry news

22:30 - Control and Compound news

24:20 - Podcast news

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Thank you for tuning in to this episode. The information contained in this podcast is for informational and entertainment purposes only, and is separate and apart from the wealth coach services provided by Darren Mitchell and Associates, Inc. To its qualified clients, Control and Compound Financial expressly disclaims any and all liability or responsibility for any direct, indirect, incidental or any other damages arising out of any individual's use of this podcast or the information in it.

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Most entrepreneurs believe working harder is the answer. More hours. More hustle. More grind. But what if the real breakthrough isn't doing more — it's doing less of the wrong things?

On today's episode, Darren and Christina break down Buy Back Your Time by Dan Martell and explain how Canadian entrepreneurs can scale faster by delegating low-value tasks, focusing on $1,000–$10,000 activities, and building systems that create leverage. This one could change how you structure your entire week.

If you're an entrepreneur, this is a must watch!

Show notes:

00:00 - Introduction

00:40 - Who is Dan Martell

03:40 - Hustle vs systems

04:19 - The buyback principle explained

05:00 - CEO hourly rate formula

06:32 - 80% is good enough

07:53 - The buyback loop (Audit, Transfer, Fill)

08:10 - 15-minute time tracking

12:02 - Anything you track gets better

12:22 - Time value ladder breakdown

14:16 - The pain line and burnout

16:07 - Camcorder method

17:28 - 10-80-10 delegation model

19:01 - Building your buyback team

22:30 - Designing your perfect week

25:57 - Final action step: Track your week

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Thank you for tuning in to this episode. The information contained in this podcast is for informational and entertainment purposes only, and is separate and apart from the wealth coach services provided by Darren Mitchell and Associates, Inc. To its qualified clients, Control and Compound Financial expressly disclaims any and all liability or responsibility for any direct, indirect, incidental or any other damages arising out of any individual's use of this podcast or the information in it.

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Canada doesn't have a formal death tax — but that doesn't mean death is simple or inexpensive. When someone passes away, taxes can be triggered immediately through deemed disposition, and on top of that, probate fees may apply depending on the province. Many Canadians confuse these two costs, and that confusion can lead to serious planning gaps.

On today's episode, Darren and Christina break down what probate actually is, how probate fees vary across Canada, what assets flow through probate, and what strategies can reduce delays and unnecessary costs. More importantly, they explain why probate isn't just about fees — it's about timing, privacy, executor stress, and making life easier for your family when they're already dealing with loss.

Show notes:

00:00 - Introduction: Why probate matters

00:23 - Canada doesn't have a formal death tax

02:41 - Deemed disposition explained

04:04 - What probate actually is

04:45 - What assets trigger probate

05:30 - What bypasses probate

06:12 - Why life insurance is different

06:31 - The real impact of probate delays

09:43 - Probate fees by province

13:06 - Simple probate reduction strategies

16:05 - Joint ownership risks

18:22 - Advanced planning strategies

21:27 - Real-world example

24:47 - Probate planning checklist

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Thank you for tuning in to this episode. The information contained in this podcast is for informational and entertainment purposes only, and is separate and apart from the wealth coach services provided by Darren Mitchell and Associates, Inc. To its qualified clients, Control and Compound Financial expressly disclaims any and all liability or responsibility for any direct, indirect, incidental or any other damages arising out of any individual's use of this podcast or the information in it.

The views expressed here are those of each participant and guests, and not necessarily those of or endorsed by Control and Compound Financial, its affiliates, subsidiaries, and their respective directors, shareholders, officers, or employees. For full disclosure, visit controland compound.com/podcast-media.