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Want to gain access to a fast-growing platform designed to help the next generation of entrepreneurs and leaders thrive? Use code "JesseCornell" for free, fast-tracked access here. In this episode of the podcast, Jesse sat down with multi-family real estate expert, Tim Bratz, to discuss how he went from $0 to $400 million in real estate, how young people can get started in real estate with no experience, and the most important skills the next generation of entrepreneurs need to build massive amounts of wealth. Tim is the Founder & CEO of Legacy Wealth Holdings. He focuses on vision-casting, marketing, & supporting his team of “A” players. He has built his company on integrity, fairness, & transparency. Tim has dedicated his professional life to studying wealth-building & personal finance. Working in real estate, Tim has learned how to create a passive income that allows him to live the lifestyle of his choice. His goal is to educate & empower others to become financially free through entrepreneurship & real estate investments. Today, his company's portfolio of properties is worth north of $400 million with the near goal of reaching $1 billion. 0:00 - Intro0:21 - Tim's Background and Real Estate Investing Journey4:59 - Work/Life Balance10:12 - Becoming an Expert13:34 - Deciding Your Career18:02 - Raising Money with No Track Record23:00 - Pay to Be in the Right Rooms28:23 - Business = Relationships31:11 - Investing in College37:36 - How to Scale Your Business43:21 - Importance of Sticking to One Thing51:25 - Steps/Skills to Build Wealth55:36 - Tim's Legacy Tim's Links: Tim's YouTube Tim's Instagram Legacy Wealth Holdings Website Follow/Contact Jesse: Website Instagram TikTok Contact Me

In this episode of the podcast, I lay out my academic, personal, and career goals for 2022. I also reflect on how well I hit my 2021 goals, and how to effectively set targets in life. Follow/Contact Us: Our Website Jesse's Instagram Jesse's TikTok Contact Jesse

In this episode of the podcast, I sat down with CEO and Co-Founder of Next Gen HQ, Justin Lafazan, to discuss why he went down the entrepreneurial path as a graduate from Wharton, how young people can achieve the lives they want by "thinking" like entrepreneurs, and how he plans to take his company to a billion-dollar valuation. Justin is the Co-Founder and CEO of Next Gen HQ with his partner Dylan Gambardella. Growing up, the pair felt a desire to live life on their own terms. Looking for direction, they started asking questions and seeking out peers equally excited about chasing their dreams. In 2014, they started Next Gen HQ to help those just like them - young people looking to design the lives they want to live. What started out as an events and networking business has now exploded to a venture-backed, multi-million dollar company with an online platform called Momentum, an ecosystem that includes the Community, Education, Resources, and Mentorship young leaders need to achieve the success they desire. Justin's Links: Next Gen HQ Website Next Gen HQ Instagram Follow/Contact Us: Our Website Jesse's Instagram Jesse's TikTok Contact Jesse

In this episode of the podcast, I sat down with YouTuber Brian Tong to discuss his transition from working for a large corporation to going on his own, how Apple has transformed the way we live, and how the Metaverse won't live up to the hype. Brian Tong is a host and creator that brings his energy and unique style to showcase the latest and greatest in the tech and geek culture world. He’s appeared on CBS, CNN, Headline News, local TV stations and radio networks where he’s intimately covered the space for over 15 years. After covering Apple news for CNET for a decade, he decided to go independent with his own YouTube channel and his own podcast (Apple Bitz XL) where he talks about the latest in technology and culture. Guest's Links: Brian's Instagram Brian's YouTube Channel Brian's Podcast Follow/Contact Us: Our Website Jesse's Instagram Jesse's TikTok Contact Jesse

In this episode of the podcast, Jesse sat down with Gary Vaynerchuk's former personal trainer, Jordan Syatt, to discuss the biggest lessons he learned from Gary, how to cut through the noise out there about your physical health, and how you can build a simple and consistent fitness plan today. Jordan is a 5x world record powerlifter who is also a Precision Nutrition and Westside Barbell Certified coach. Many may know him as Gary Vaynerchuk's personal trainer, but he also runs his own personal training business and has a significant social media presence with nearly 800k followers on Instagram. Jordan helps thousands of people every day through not only his content on social media, but also through his Inner Circle, a monthly subscription program to Jordan's best workouts, nutrition plans, and a members-only private forum where people push each other to achieve their fitness goals. Guest's Links Mentioned: Syatt Fitness The Jordan Syatt Mini-Podcast Jordan's Instagram Jordan's YouTube Channel Follow/Contact Us: Our Website Jesse's Instagram Jesse's TikTok Contact Jesse

In this episode of the podcast, Jesse sits down with Sam Seder to discuss his gripes with Dave Rubin, whether the problem of "cancel culture" is overblown, and how President Biden has performed thus far in advancing the progressive agenda. Sam Seder is a political talk show host and commentator. Seder was named a 2017 Webby Award Honoree for his work on the daily, political podcast, The Majority Report with Sam Seder. He also hosts Ring of Fire Radio heard on weekends in 45 cities across the country. Seder is a MSNBC contributor and has a YouTube channel with over one million subscribers. He has appeared on all of the major cable channels and has guest substituted hosted for Keith Olbermann and Chris Hayes. In an earlier life, Seder was an actor, writer and director working with comedians such as Sarah Silverman, H. Jon Benjamin and Marc Maron. He has directed Gary Busey, appeared in Sex In The City, and recently voiced “Hugo the Health Inspector”, a re-occurring voice on Fox’s animated hit, Bob’s Burgers. Guest's Links Mentioned: The Majority Report The Majority Report on Instagram Sam Seder's Twitter Follow/Contact Us: Our Website Jesse's Instagram Jesse's TikTok Contact Jesse

In this episode of the podcast, Jesse sat down with the CEO of BiggerPockets, Scott Trench, to discuss why he left the corporate world, which real estate investing strategies he believes in, and how he is planning for a financially independent future. Scott Trench is the CEO and President of BiggerPockets, an online platform that offers content, tools, and a community of over 2,000,000 members to help people invest in real estate and achieve financial freedom. Scott has dedicated his career to helping ordinary Americans build wealth in part through real estate investing. Since joining BiggerPockets in 2014, Scott has authored the bestselling wealth-building book Set for Life and joined Mindy Jensen as co-host of the BiggerPockets Money Podcast. Scott is an active real estate investor in the Denver market, currently managing a private portfolio of about $2 million and holds his real estate license as a Colorado broker. He is a perpetual student of personal finance, real estate investing, sales, business, and personal development. With this knowledge, Scott stays active in the BiggerPockets Forums and has contributed hundreds of articles, market analyses, and files to BiggerPockets. He hopes this will provide other investors the tools they need to repeat his results in just 3-5 years, giving them the option to go anywhere they want in the world, work any job, start any business, or finish out the journey to financial independence and retire young. Guest's Links Mentioned: Scott Trench's Instagram Scott Trench on BiggerPockets BiggerPockets Money Podcast Follow/Contact Us: Our Website Jesse's Instagram Jesse's TikTok Contact Jesse

In order to create real change in your life, you must build "habits," a regular practice or routine that is not only small and easy to do but provides you with the foundation to achieve success. In this episode of the podcast, Jesse breaks down a science-backed way to build habits for the long term, whether it be reading every night or eating healthily. Why are habits formed? How do I plan? What will keep me consistently driven? Jesse answers all of these questions and more. Here's a quote that resonates with the message of this episode: "When you understand that true process takes years, not days, you can see the importance of pacing yourself" - Matt D'Avella Information Mentioned: The Power of Habit The Habit Loop The Two-Day Rule Intrinsic Motivation vs. Extrinsic Motivation Tips to Controlling Your Environment #75Hard Challenge Elon Musk: Tesla, Space X, and the Quest for a Fantastic Future Follow/Contact Us: Our Website Jesse's Instagram Jesse's TikTok Contact Jesse

In this episode of the podcast, Jesse sits down with Dave Rubin to discuss how he became the public figure he is today, the state of America in the era of Cancel Culture, and what mark he wants to leave on this planet. Dave is a a New York Times Best Selling author, comedian and political commentator, and the host of The Rubin Report, the largest talk show about free speech and philosophical ideas. Dave’s journey from a left leaning progressive to a free thinking classical liberal has been quite an adventure. As a gay married man living in America, Dave spent the majority of his adult life subscribing to a certain political belief system based primarily on his immutable characteristics. Fed up with the mainstream media narrative and click-bait news, Dave decided to open up about his awakening, for all to see. He came to realizethat no person or idea should be expected to join a side, but rather they should embrace their status as an individual. He now feels that the modern left has lost its way by taking political correctness and groupthink to a dangerous level, distracting from the true American dream of the pursuit of life, liberty and happiness. Dave’s background as a stand up comedian, degree in political science,
and willingness to listen without fighting has uniquely positioned him to tackle big ideas and uncomfortable truths with thought leaders from both sides of the aisle. His show The Rubin Report aims to create civil discourse with people we both agree and disagree with,and host a dialogue with others whose ideas are judged before being given the chance to be presented in an honest way. Dave recently joined clinical psychologist and New York Times Best Selling author Dr. Jordan Peterson on his worldwide tour “12 Rules for Life Tour” and performing stand up comedy in cities around the U.S. Guest's Links Mentioned: Dave Rubin's Website The Rubin Report Don't Burn This Book Follow/Contact Us: Jesse's Website Jesse's Instagram

In this episode, Jesse talks about his experience with the popular #75Hard Challenge, the 3 biggest lessons he learned from it, and whether he'll continue it beyond the 75 days. Here's a quote that resonates with the message of this episode: "You know you've "made it" in your fitness journey when you get to the point in which you workout and eat well because you like how it makes you feel, rather than doing it for your ego or validation from others." - Jordan Syatt Information Mentioned: #75Hard Challenge Details Think Like a Monk The Subtle Art of Not Giving a F *ck Elon Musk: Tesla, Space X, and the Quest for a Fantastic Future What is the Snyder Cut of Justice League? The Falcon and the Winter Soldier Wandavision The Runaways Follow Us: Our Website Jesse's Instagram

In this episode, Jesse talks about dealing with a world filled with people that don't stick to their promises. After being let down by a potential guest for the episode, he shares his perspective on where to go from here and the 5 key lessons he learned from this experience. Here's a quote that resonates with the message of this episode: "Integrity is currency" - Dr. Matthew Loop Information Mentioned: The 10X Rule Beyond Order: 12 More Rules for Life Elon Musk: Tesla, Space X, and the Quest for a Fantastic Future Follow Us: Our Website Jesse's Instagram

After reading the book The Subtle Art of Not Giving a Fuck, Jesse shares the key ideas and takeaways from the book and how they may change the way you are living life right now. Plus, Jesse talks about a key update in his life that he has nothing but gratitude for. Here's a quote that resonates with the message of this episode: "You too are going to die, and that's because you too were fortunate enough to have lived" - Mark Manson Information Mentioned: James Clear's Book Summary The Subtle Art of Not Giving a Fuck Think Like a Monk Ways to Stop Overthinking the Little Things Habits of Purposeful People Popular Excerpt from The Subtle Art of Not Giving a Fuck Dealing With Negative Emotions Responsibility vs. Fault The "Do Something" Principle The Importance of a Higher Purpose Follow Us: Our Website Jesse's Instagram

In this episode, Jesse dives into a new study that found that money is indeed correlated with happiness, shattering what we previously understood. Should we pursue wealth? Does it lead to happiness? Plus, get insights into a new challenge Jesse took on that may change your life for the better, just as it has changed his. Here's a quote that resonates with the message of this episode: "Money can't buy happiness. Poverty can't buy anything" - Grant Cardone Information Mentioned: Rich Dad Poor Dad CNBC Article on the Wharton Study Money Buys Experiences Grant Cardone Video on Money How to Invest in Yourself The Intelligent Investor How to Create Wealth Investing in Real Estate Index Funds vs. Mutual Funds Mark Cuban on Diversification Warren Buffet and Other Investors on Diversification 75 Hard Challenge The Benefits of Reading Nonfiction Think Like a Monk The Subtle Art of Not Giving a Fuck Elon Musk: Tesla, Space X, and the Quest for a Fantastic Future The Millionaire Fastlane Fractional Reserve Banking System I Will Teach You to be Rich "Never Ask a Millionaire for Advice" - Grant Cardone Video Real AF Podcast 75 Hard Challenge Follow Us: Our Website Jesse's Instagram

In this episode, Jesse reflects on the biggest lessons he learned in 2020. He also dives into how he plans to hit the ground running this new year by listing out his top goals, giving strategies and tips to determine your own goals as well. Here's a quote that resonates with the message of this episode: "Life is like a roller coaster, live it, be happy, enjoy life. Stay in your seat come times of trouble. Its only people who jump off the roller coaster who get hurt." Information Mentioned: The Social Dilemma Forest Jay Shetty's YouTube Channel Simple Habits Course Grant Cardone Article on Goal Setting The Right Side of History Follow Us: Our Website Jesse's Instagram

Jesse shares his message on what he believes to be the most important day of 2020: Thanksgiving. Although millions upon millions of people have suffered greatly from the pandemic, election uncertainty, and racial unrest, taking a moment to pause will reveal that there is much to still be grateful for in your life. Additional Information: Here's a quote that really struck a chord with me: "Reflect upon your present blessings, of which every man has plenty; not on your past misfortunes, of which all men have some." - Charles Dickens Follow Us: Our Website Jesse's Instagram

In this episode, Jesse dives into what President Trump's diagnosis means for the future of the nation and how it has revealed the crisis-level divide we as a country are experiencing. He closes the show with a focus on personal accountability, in a world that continuously forgets about the most significant factor of change: you. Information Mentioned: Increased Risk of Fatality for President Trump President Trump's Treatment Plan Death Wishes Toward The President The Decline of Accountability Think Like a Monk Follow Us: Our Website Jesse's Instagram

After going through his most severe rut yet, Jesse shares his experience of being a state of limbo filled with self-hate and lacking productivity. He also shares how he was able to free himself from the "mental prison" he built for himself and gives his advice to those going through funks. Information Mentioned: How to Get Out of a Funk How to Stop Overreacting to Insignificant Things How to Deal with Overthinking Becoming Productive...Again Mental Health Benefits of Gratitude Exercise and the Brain Sleep and Mental Health Escape Your Mental Prison An Effective Method of Journaling Mental Health Resources Nathaniel Drew's YouTube Channel Jay Shetty's Youtube Channel Follow Us: Our Website Jesse's Instagram

In this tell-all episode, Jesse gives you an inside look into his life, including his greatest insecurities and how he's continuously trying to grow as an individual. Through his experiences, he hopes that you find parallels in your own lives and encourage you to take action. Information Mentioned: Being the Small Kid Confidence and Insecurity Perfectionism Perpetuates/Causes Insecurity Athlean X YouTube Channel Jay Shetty's Youtube Channel Lewis Howes's Youtube Channel Follow Us: Our Website Jesse's Instagram

In the third and final part of the conversation, the guys dive into all things religion, including the positive effects religion has had on individuals while perpetuating conflicts globally. Is God real? Are miracles acts of God or simple probability? These questions and more are addressed in the episode.   Information Mentioned: The Relationship Between Culture and Religion Why Do We Pray to an All-Knowing God An Explanation for the Presence of Evil What "Spiritual But Not Religious" Means Fate and Freewill Religion and War Why Do We Have Religion Religion's Relationship With Happiness Praying Even If You Don't Believe in God Arguments for Why God Exists Does Science Rule Out the Existence of God The Existence of Life in the Purview of God (VIDEO) The Percentage of the Brain That Is Subconscious Why Do We Believe in the Afterlife Who Goes to Heaven Guest's Links Mentioned: Shreyas Goswami's Instagram Jacob Rosenberg's Instagram Follow Us: Our Website Jesse's Instagram

In the second part of the conversation, Shreyas and Jacob discuss their new business idea, Gadget Guide, which provides technological help remotely during quarantine. They also dive into cancel culture, how it's affected comedy and society overall, and an individual approach to dealing with oversensitivity. P.S: We're fucking explicit now 😁. Information Mentioned: The Social Network Stimulating the Brain to Prevent Dimentia Jimmy Fallon Blackface Incident How to Overcome Emotional Oversensitivity Guest's Links Mentioned: Shreyas Goswami's Instagram Jacob Rosenberg's Instagram Follow Us: Our Website Jesse's Instagram