In this power-packed episode of Forged in Fire, Jim Pfeiffer, a seasoned real estate syndicator and founder of PassivePockets, spills the secrets to his success in the world of passive investing.

From a financial advisor to a real estate mogul, Jim’s journey is full of valuable lessons on avoiding rookie mistakes, building your dream network, and finding the right community to fast-track your success.

With over 15 years of experience, he shares how learning from others’ failures can save you time and money—and why community is EVERYTHING when it comes to thriving in syndications.

If you’re ready to take your real estate game to the next level, this episode is a must-listen!

Timestamps:

02:41 Introduction to Jim Pfeifer

04:11 Backstory on

08:03 Data for Projects gets lost all the time

13:11 Jim's biggest investment mistake

28:23 Fire round Hot Seat

23:07 Jim's daily habit that contributed to his success

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In this episode of the Forged in Fire Podcast, we’re joined by Jonathan Chambless, Founder & CEO of LV8RLABS. He shares his vast knowledge of Asset & Risk Management, focusing on how blockchain technology is revolutionizing industries.

With over a decade of experience in CRE Management & Development, Jonathan discusses his journey from Mid-Rise Portfolio Manager to Commercial General Contractor, and his commitment to decentralization and self-sovereign data.

Tune in for a deep dive into how cutting-edge technology is transforming asset management and creating more equitable, transparent systems!

Timestamps:

02:42 Introduction to Jonathan Chambless

04:11 Backstory on Jonathan Chambless

08:03 Data for Projects gets lost all the time

09:26 Carfax comparison

15:04 Is your company comparable to a CoStar product?

23:18 Fire round Hot Seat

31:19 How to connect with Jonathan Chambless

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Nate Pharmer and Cole Farrell discuss the importance of setting clear goals and tracking progress in business. They emphasize the need for a documented plan, including the "why" behind goals, and the significance of tracking key performance indicators (KPIs) such as revenue and marketing effectiveness. They highlight the importance of flexibility, using a hypothetical golf ball business to illustrate how to pivot strategies in response to market changes or unforeseen events. The conversation also touches on the value of standard operating procedures (SOPs) and seeking mentorship from experienced individuals to navigate challenges effectively.

Action Items:

1. ) Develop a clear goal for the new venture and understand the underlying "why" behind it.

2.) Document the goal, milestones, and action steps in writing.

3.) Identify the key performance indicators (KPIs) and metrics to track the progress of the new venture.

4.) Create standard operating procedures (SOPs) to document the processes involved in the new venture.

5.) Seek guidance and mentorship from experienced individuals who have successfully launched similar ventures.

David Creel is known as The Blindspot Coach and is the Founder of The HOPES Tribe. He guides and inspires people to achieve greatness and become the person God created them to be. His one-line business plan is "Be Curious, Not Judgemental." His life motto comes from Zig Ziglar, "You can have everything in life you want, if you will just help enough other people get what they want." His mission in life is to give people hope, encouragement, and to make a positive contribution.

In this episode, we sit down with David Creel, a visionary entrepreneur, to dive into his journey of growth, resilience, and success. He shares powerful and inspiring stories that are packed with valuable lessons for entrepreneurs at every stage of their journey. Whether you're just starting out or looking to elevate your business, his experiences and insights will leave you motivated and ready to tackle new challenges.

Don't miss this opportunity to learn from a seasoned entrepreneur who's been through it all!

In this episode of Forged in Fire, Nate and Cole dive deep into the power of mindset and how it plays a crucial role in setting the foundation for success—whether you're a real estate investor or just someone looking to level up in life. Get ready for an action-packed conversation filled with strategies for personal growth, goal setting, and the importance of understanding your MINS (Most Important Next Steps).

Key Takeaways:

1. Starting Your Day with Purpose: Nate kicks things off by sharing his daily routine, which starts at 4 AM, getting into the gym by 4:45, and taking time to stretch and meditate. It's all about starting the day with clarity and focus to tackle the challenges ahead.
2. The Power of Positivity: Cole chimes in on the importance of a positive mindset, offering a different perspective on his own routine. He talks about how he wakes up at 7 AM, plays with his three cats, and uses tools like bullet journaling and affirmations to get into the right mental space for the day.
3. MINS (Most Important Next Steps): One of the core themes of the episode, MINS are all about focusing on the tasks that propel your growth—not just the urgent ones. Cole shares how he uses sticky notes to track his to-do list and highlights the importance of identifying the top three tasks that will move you forward.
4. The Importance of Setting Goals: Both Nate and Cole emphasize the need to set actionable goals that break down long-term objectives into daily, weekly, and monthly tasks. With a solid structure, you can achieve even the loftiest goals.
5. Building Your Support System: As the conversation progresses, the duo stresses how having a strong team and accountability partners can help keep you on track. Whether it's through weekly meetings or simply having someone to check in with, it’s all about staying focused and pushing forward.
6. The Secret to Growth: The discussion wraps up with a look at how MINS feed into your larger goals, helping you stay aligned with your bigger vision. From quarterly milestones to annual targets, everything ties together to keep you moving in the right direction.

If you’ve ever felt like you’re drifting or overwhelmed by the chaos of everyday life, this episode will help you recalibrate and gain control. With these tools in your arsenal, you’ll be ready to take on the world—one MINS at a time!

Resources Mentioned:

• MINS (Most Important Next Steps): A framework for identifying tasks that truly drive growth.
• Bullet Journaling & Affirmations: Tools for staying mentally sharp and focused.
• Goal Setting & Tracking: How to break down big goals into manageable steps and achieve them.

Tune in now to learn how to maximize your daily routine and stay focused on what truly matters!

Matthew Baltzell knows a thing or two about real estate and getting things done. He hosted Real Estate Journeys, a Top 400 Business Podcast with 114 episodes, and built up a portfolio of 743 units along the way. He previously worked as an Asset Manager at Boardwalk Wealth, a private equity firm out of Dallas.

Now, as the founder of CAP X MEDIA, he helps real estate investors raise capital through podcasting and smart marketing strategies. Oh, and when he’s not busy, you’ll find him perfecting his coffee game—he’s a coffee sommelier with a soft spot for a smooth Americano.

Matthew Schneider serves as the CEO of Building PropTech Inc, with an entrepreneurial journey spanning roles such as a fiction novelist, to leading small-cap and derivative trades in the stock market.

Matthew has 5 years in capital markets and 4 years in real estate tokenization, with proficiency in Building Information Management, investments, AI, blockchain, and asset securitization.

He has engaged investors, innovators, and industry professionals from around the world in business development, market discovery, and performances like pitch competitions and keynotes.

In this episode, co-hosts Nate Pharmer and Cole Farrell welcome Brian Harness, founder of KC Web Designs, as he shares his inspiring journey from Kansas City, MO, to San Antonio, TX, and his evolution from freelancing to running a full-fledged digital marketing agency. Brian delves into his passion for building and creating, the lessons he learned through trial and error, and how a drive to solve problems led him to web development and digital marketing.

He candidly discusses the struggles of entrepreneurship, including a period when he had to return to a 9-to-5 job, and how he overcame those challenges to refocus on growing his business. Brian also provides valuable insights into client acquisition strategies, including the importance of cold emailing, social media marketing, and nurturing referral-based relationships.

Listeners will be inspired by Brian's resilience, adaptability, and unwavering commitment to building something meaningful.

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This episode is perfect for aspiring entrepreneurs, tech enthusiasts, and anyone navigating the ups and downs of running a business. Don't miss it!