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Jimmy Lebenthal grew up in New York City in the '70s and '80s, a hardscrabble time for Gotham. As a youth, the city's extensive subway system drew his attention to a degree that can only be described as passionate. It was in those years that Jimmy first started investing in public equities. From the perspective of a seasoned subway rider, Jimmy shares his hard-fought wisdom in investing and building successful business relationships. Part how-to guide and part memoir, the whimsy, charm, and intelligence of Jimmy Lebenthal makes this book a must-listen for any investor.

Welcome to The Ride: Life, Work and Wealth Podcast with Kris Dureau from 3 Hats Financial. In this podcast, Kris draws on his experience as not only a financial strategist and former firefighter and paramedic, but as a father who has experienced life-changing moments along the way. It’s time to live the best possible life now with what you have since this is not a practice life or dress rehearsal. We never know when there will be no more tomorrows. Listen in as Kris shares stories of how to live for today and plan for tomorrow!

We live in an ever changing world of real estate. It is frustrating for you trying to navigate how to buy, sell or invest. Debbie Jagel has your answers, helpful tips, real life stories, hard earned truths and invaluable insights that will forever change your approach to real estate. 42 years strong, Debbie has a provocative, transparent human approach to the industry unlike you’ve ever experienced.

Jay and Annie Adkins have been real estate investors since 2002. They have personally been through the thick of things when the market crashed and come out the other side to rebuild and continue to flourish in real estate. Having experienced many ups and downs both personally and professionally, they decided that after doing hundreds of deals themselves, it was time to share their wealth of knowledge and experience with others by doing what they really love: combining real estate with helping others! They are now real estate investing coaches and have their own business/life coaching groups

Retirement for many Americans can be like a rollercoaster. We experience the ups and the downs, the jarring turns, and the panic-inducing plummets. However, we have no guarantees and no trust that we are going to be taken care of, so it creates fear and not enjoyment. Is that how we want our retirement to go? Does this sound like a "fun ride"?