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  • Podcast Episode 68: Aviv Shahar Part 2 – Questions from Aviv’s New Book, Create New Futures

    EPISODE SUMMARY In part two of my conversation with Aviv Shahar we talk about the importance of having intentional conversations both in your personal and business life and the practice and implementation of The Debrief. WHAT WAS COVERED TWEETABLES “How can you be in a leadership position and not be intentional?” “You make contractual agreements with people that you will…

  • Basics of Finance: Bonds

    Here is part 3 in our Basics of Finance Video Series on Bonds. What are bonds? Who issues them? What do you get for your investment? What is the risk of the bond? Sound Financial Group President (now CEO) Paul Adams shares the answers to some frequently asked questions about investing in bonds.

  • Entrepreneurs’ Key to Financial Success: Calculate Your Output

    I can pretty much assure you that there is a distance between the life you live now and the life you dream of. In this series, you’ve learned to define your starting point, define your end goal and measure what you need to save in order to live that surplus or superfluent life. Now that you have your goal numbers…

  • Podcast Episode 67: Questions From Aviv’s New Book, Create New Futures

    EPISODE SUMMARY Aviv Shahar is a former fighter pilot of the Israeli military, host of the Create New Futures Podcast and author of the book, Create New Futures. Aviv helps company executives become transformational leaders and to create new futures. In this episode I speak to him about how your present and future can update your past and how understanding…

  • Basics of Finance: Stocks

    Here is part 2 in our Basics of Finance Video Series on Stocks. What are they, how do they work, is it different from an equity? Sound Financial Group President (now CEO) Paul Adams shares the answers to some frequently asked questions about investing in stocks.

  • Entrepreneurs: To Get the Life You Want, Breakdown the Costs

    Many entrepreneurs today are going for a moonshot, trying to live a superfluous life — without specifically knowing what it takes to get there. This mindset is akin to agreeing to buy a house or car without examining price first. Before you start saving for the surplus or superfluous lifestyle (or even just the sufficiency lifestyle), you need to define…