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Speaker BYou're listening to the Master Passive Income Podcast Network.
Speaker BWelcome to the Master Passive Income Show.
Speaker BMy name is Dustin Heiner, and I'm here to help you afford anything you want in life.
Speaker BCreate generational wealth and financial freedom by investing in real estate.
Speaker BAnd in today's show, I'm super pumped to bring on a fantastic investor who went from zero to 29 units, multiple properties in just four short years.
Speaker BAnd he's going to show us how he did it and how you can do it as well.
Speaker BAll right, let's start the show.
Speaker AWelcome to the Master Passive Income Podcast where we talk about investing in real estate with a special focus on making enough money so you can quit your job and live the dream life.
Speaker AAnd now, here is your host, Dustin Heiner.
Speaker AHey.
Speaker CHey.
Speaker BWhat's going on?
Speaker BSuper blessed as always to have you here with me on the show.
Speaker BHonestly, I just am so blessed, week in, week out, you coming back and listening to Master Passive Income.
Speaker BBecause our goal is to help you become a successful real estate investor.
Speaker BNow, the roadmap that an investor takes, we start small, zero to five properties.
Speaker BYou're basically a beginner.
Speaker BYou're in the mom and pop phase where you're just trying to figure it out.
Speaker BThen once you get that first property, you've proved it to yourself.
Speaker BLike it.
Speaker BYes, it does work.
Speaker BAnd I remember my very first property that I bought.
Speaker BI remember getting that check from my property manager.
Speaker BI remember as plain as day, it was $317.
Speaker BI literally, that number is ingrained a check.
Speaker BAnd where I'm standing, I was actually in one of my businesses that I had opened up, and I saw the check for $317.
Speaker BAnd this was back in 2006.
Speaker BIt wasn't a lot of electronic payments.
Speaker BBut I remember standing there in my business.
Speaker BI remember what the floor color was.
Speaker BI remember what all the candy bars, because I had a convenience store candy bars and the soda machines, the fountain machines.
Speaker BLike, I can see all that plain as day.
Speaker BBecause that was a time that I proved to myself that it was absolutely possible to invest in real estate.
Speaker BThen I just kept buying property after property.
Speaker BEventually, I got into the scaler phase.
Speaker BThat's where you're a business owner.
Speaker BYou're actually buying more and more properties and having other people do all the work for you.
Speaker BEventually, you become financially independent, but before you get there, you have to stabilize your properties.
Speaker BThat's where you're making sure the money comes in so you can afford the things that you live on, like feeding your family, putting A roof over your heads.
Speaker BYou know, if you're having a lot of fluctuations in your income, not like a paycheck, paycheck just comes in.
Speaker BIt's the same amount almost every single time.
Speaker BWell, this is not that.
Speaker BSo it fluctuates.
Speaker BSo what we do is we stabilize our properties so that we have a great amount of income that we can count on.
Speaker BThen we're in the investor category.
Speaker BThat investor category, that's where we go after probably about 20 properties is usually where you can get to becoming financially independent.
Speaker BThen once you're financ, then once you become financially independent, that's when you become the investor.
Speaker BYou're an investor category investor class where you now have much, much more money.
Speaker BAnd then you need to figure out where to invest that hopefully you play a monopoly and you start putting it into apartment complexes, storage facilities, hotels and you start buying larger asset classes.
Speaker BAnd this is what I'm seeing in the market right now.
Speaker BI'm seeing that commercial properties are, are almost like on fire cell right now.
Speaker BIf you think about commercial properties, I usually think when I hear the word commercial properties, I'm thinking about an office facility, an office space where office workers are working right now.
Speaker BLots of people are working from home and buildings are sitting vacant.
Speaker BHuge, huge buildings are sitting vacant.
Speaker BAnd, and that is what is going to be the first domino that I see is going to be hitting in the real estate market where we're going to be able to buy these properties for so much cheaper.
Speaker BBig reason why they're not being utilized, number one.
Speaker BMeaning no employees are going into the office.
Speaker BBut the another thing, apartment complexes, commercial real estate, those are looking really good because people who got into bad loans, they also bought, bought way over market value because they, they're syndicators that basically just sell the deal to other investors and just try to get their money.
Speaker BThey are gone.
Speaker BThey're actually hurting really, really bad.
Speaker BI've also seen another thing in the economy, I've been saying this for a while now, since 2019, that there will eventually be a correction or a crash.
Speaker BNot saying there's gonna be a crash, but if there is, I am so excited because I'm gonna buy lots and lots of properties.
Speaker ANow.
Speaker BAnother thing that I'm seeing on top of the commercial and apartment complexes, did you know that There are over 90,000 Airbnb or short term properties in the Arizona state of Arizona?
Speaker B90,000.
Speaker BJust think about that.
Speaker BThose are long term homes that people would either buy to live in as a primary residence or they would buy as a rental to a long term tenant.
Speaker BThat's why rents have skyrocketed, because there are very few long term properties anymore.
Speaker BAnd then the home prices have skyrocketed.
Speaker BWell, with 90,000 Airbnb in Phoenix, hopefully you might be thinking the same thing as I am is like, oh my goodness, that is a glut of inventory that means so much supply.
Speaker BThere are so many properties that are Airbnb that there are so few travelers.
Speaker BAnd so rents come down.
Speaker BPlaces don't even get rented for, you know, more than two or three weeks out of the year or, sorry, out of the month, not the year out of the month.
Speaker BAnd they're not able to make the mortgage payments.
Speaker BI believe in the coming year, maybe year and a half, there's going to be a lot more foreclosures.
Speaker BIn fact, another thing I'm excited about, just talking to a buddy of mine.
Speaker BHe gets a list.
Speaker BNot sure exactly how he gets it.
Speaker BIt's like a paid service, but he got a list that showed that there was like 19,000 foreclosures that just started in like Tennessee area, somewhere in Tennessee.
Speaker BI was like, wow, that's a lot of foreclosures that have started.
Speaker BI don't know what is going on, like if it's really going to be a crash or a correction.
Speaker BI'm just seeing there's a lot of problems in the economy now with Trump getting in office.
Speaker BHe's trying to do a lot of things to stimulate the economy.
Speaker BNot sure exactly how it's going to work or if it's going to work.
Speaker BI just see a lot of trouble right now, which you might be thinking, oh, no, trouble, I should not invest.
Speaker BNo, no, no.
Speaker BIn fact, it's the absolute opposite.
Speaker BWhen there's trouble in the economy, there are going to be great deals everywhere.
Speaker BAnd that brings to my episode, my interview that I'm doing today with a fantastic investor who has in four years bought 29 units successfully and is financially independent and now is able to quit his job because he is working on his business.
Speaker BHe's built his business 29 units and he's going to be at the Real Estate Wealth Builders Conference that's coming up here in April.
Speaker BYou need to be at the Real Estate Wealth Builders Conference.
Speaker BLet me tell you one more thing about Rubecon, the Real Estate Wealth Builders Conference.
Speaker BThere's going to be some or I not there.
Speaker BI am actually going to be unveiling a new direction for rootcon as well as Master Passive Income.
Speaker BI'm going to unveil so many amazing changes.
Speaker BAnd when I say changes, I'm not just saying a couple things here and there.
Speaker BNo, everything is changing.
Speaker BAnd when I say everything, you're going to see, if you come to Rubecon, I'm going to unveil what is going to happen.
Speaker BAnd for those who have come to Rubecon, you're going to get some so much value that you're going to say, oh, my goodness, I can't believe all this value.
Speaker BI want to come back next year.
Speaker BBut you have to actually be at Rubecon in order to receive all this great value.
Speaker BNot just value in meaning.
Speaker BLike, you're going to learn a lot at Rubecon, but the entire year I'm going to be helping you to invest in real estate.
Speaker BBecause I realized that people would come to rubcon and they wouldn't do anything the rest of the year.
Speaker BThey get pumped up, they want to do it, they're on top of the mountain and then they come back, life starts setting in, but they didn't have anything really helping them, pushing them along, accountability, coaching, all that sort of stuff.
Speaker BAnd for those who come to Rubecon this year, you're going to see the changes as well as you're going to be able to take huge advantage of all the changes to help you succeed.
Speaker BI want to have you come get 20% off your passive real estate wealth Builders conference.
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Speaker BAnd that will give you 20% off of your password.
Speaker BI kid you not.
Speaker BYou need to be here for the community, for the connection.
Speaker BHang out with me.
Speaker BI will literally hang out with you.
Speaker BI'm three days of hanging out with all of our people from Master Passive Income, the audience, the students, as well as 40 plus expert investors.
Speaker BYou need to be there, Rubecon.com, use a promo code, MPIPodcast.
Speaker BNow, this is a fantastic episode.
Speaker BOne quick thing too.
Speaker BOn this episode, I was interviewing my student who has now got 29 properties.
Speaker BHe's actually a coach here at Master Passive Income, but we were at a podcasting conference and we were recording in a sound booth.
Speaker BBut man, there's such a huge echo in there.
Speaker BI had to run the audio through AI.
Speaker BI had to have AI try to remove the echo.
Speaker BSo if it sounds weird or funny, that's the problem is because I had AI try to remove the echo.
Speaker BSo if it cuts out some words, I apologize.
Speaker BIt sounds decent.
Speaker BEverything sounds pretty Good.
Speaker BBut occasionally it's going to sound kind of weird.
Speaker BIf it does, just think, oh, bummer, that's AI.
Speaker BBut in the end, this is a fantastic interview, showing you how even an international person, somebody who lives out of the country, can invest in America and do it successfully.
Speaker BI'm bringing on my fantastic friend, former student, now friend and coach at Master Passive income, Charles Rose Jr.
Speaker BTo show you how he, in four years got 29 units.
Speaker BAll right, here we go.
Speaker BCharles, it's super awesome to have you on the show.
Speaker BIt's been a little while since you've.
Speaker ABeen on the Master Passive Income podcast because you have your own podcast, the Breakthrough Investor.
Speaker AAnd on top of that, you have an amazing family, your wife's pregnant, so that is super fun.
Speaker AAnd you're doing your own investing that can.
Speaker BContinuing that.
Speaker AYou bought six duplexes, you have lots of properties, and it's about time to have you on the show again because.
Speaker BIn the end, it's like people love.
Speaker ALove seeing the track record or follow along with what we're doing.
Speaker ASo how you been, man?
Speaker CMan, it's been amazing.
Speaker CIt's been an incredible journey.
Speaker CEven, like, when I go through, you know, different challenges and everything, it's like I, I have the mindset of, like, okay, I get to go through this, right?
Speaker CYou know, you may not want to go through something, like you may not want to wash the dishes, but you get to wash them.
Speaker CThat means you have food.
Speaker CBut it's been incredible.
Speaker CYou know, I, I love my beautiful wife and my, my daughter and my, My next baby on the way.
Speaker CSo it's been, it's been awesome, man.
Speaker CAnd I got to spend so much time with you.
Speaker CLike last year, we saw each other maybe eight or nine times.
Speaker CLike with events and everything.
Speaker AAt least what, two or three events from podfest, where you're talking about podcasts and learning, which was where we're recording now, and then Loop Con as well, group clubs.
Speaker BIt's so much fun.
Speaker AI mean, I know.
Speaker ASo I remember you and I, we tried to connect in 2019.
Speaker ASo you started coaching with me.
Speaker AYou were one of the last, I think one on one coaching students.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker AAnyways, as you and I were coaching, I was driving through the east coast.
Speaker AThat was really good.
Speaker AWe tried to connect in North Carolina once.
Speaker AWe were driving through, my wife and I, we were the Billy Graham Museum.
Speaker AJust because driving.
Speaker BRight.
Speaker ALet's go check it out.
Speaker AWe're seeing everything, but now we see each other so often.
Speaker CI know, right?
Speaker CIt's crazy.
Speaker CLike, from you Know just from like meeting you as a, as a, you know, coaching student from even before that, you know, listen to all your phenomenal, life changing books and podcasts and everything.
Speaker CAnd I just considered myself so blessed to like, just be here right now.
Speaker CLike, when I think of it, I'm like, you know, pinch me.
Speaker CAm I dreaming?
Speaker AAnd so Catherine, your wife has said this at least two or three times.
Speaker AWe have a celebrity like, like the first time she saw me, met me in person, she was like, I feel like starstruck.
Speaker CShe still says, yeah, but it's like, you know, he's like, but, but it's so amazing.
Speaker CLike, you know, it didn't feel like that too to be.
Speaker CAnd it still feels like that, but it's like, you know, just, just hanging around you is like, you know, you're just a, a regular guy trying to help as many people as possible.
Speaker CAnd I love it, you know, it doesn't, you know, I'm not afraid to be around you anymore.
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker ANow with all the work that we're doing here at roopcon, Root Club and Master Classification coaching people, I want to know where are you at in your invested?
Speaker ABecause I think the last time you came on, you definitely didn't have all the, you know, the 12 properties you just bought, the six duplexes that you, you are still growing and scaling.
Speaker AAnd now as we go through the real estate investor roadmap that we have at Master Passive Income, where you start zero properties to five properties, and that's the beginner.
Speaker AYou're really just getting started.
Speaker ATry to prove that it works to yourself.
Speaker AAnd then the intermediate stage is where you're the business owner, you're trying to scale.
Speaker ABut the way to get out of that stage into the second one or the third one, which is to be an investor, you have to stabilize.
Speaker CYes.
Speaker ASo now you're on the trajectory, praise the Lord, where you're almost about ready to get your green card, which is super cool, you know, Kamara from the Bahamas.
Speaker ABut talk to us about that journey where you're past five now and you're now in the business.
Speaker AOwner, scaler, stabilizer.
Speaker COh, man.
Speaker CYes.
Speaker CSo it's, it's been, it's been an amazing journey, first of all, just to, just to see the growth.
Speaker CEven from the last time I was on this podcast, I know, you know, we talk so much in between because we work on lots of cool stuff and groupcon and all these other cool events.
Speaker CBut right now, you know, we're at like, we being my wife and I, you know, we're at like 29 properties and 2019.
Speaker CYeah, so we're still night in 2019.
Speaker AWe have five now.
Speaker AIt's January now, huh?
Speaker C20 from 2019.
Speaker CAnd so, you know, we're still in that second phase of the investor journey because, you know, before you reach that third stage, you need to make sure you stabilize everything the way you graduate.
Speaker AAnd you know, it is when you're financially independent.
Speaker AThat's exactly right.
Speaker AStabilize to where you can count on it.
Speaker CAnd that's exactly right.
Speaker CAnd so that's what we're working on right now.
Speaker CAnd being able to buy those, you know, the six duplexes total in 12 units has put us there.
Speaker CAnd we also purchased a property in the Dominican Republic too.
Speaker CSo it's gonna be a short term investment.
Speaker CSo I'm super like looking forward to grow that business.
Speaker CBut we're trying it out with just one first and then once we, you know, have a system in place, then we do intend to expand there as well.
Speaker ABecause you've actually most of our, if not, I think all of our international students, if I had, I stopped taking them because I don't do the one on one coaching.
Speaker ABut you take all of our international students because you've gone through all the trials and struggles to get things set up.
Speaker ANow looking at you 29 properties, how does, how is that?
Speaker AI mean, like, just genuinely, I'm just curious because we have a good amount of international students that you start helping out.
Speaker AIs that, is it hard for them as opposed to somebody that lives in the United States?
Speaker CSo yeah, I mean, you know, depending on like, you know, I would use a different word than hard.
Speaker CI would say is more hurdles that you have to jump over sometimes.
Speaker CBut you know, and to some people, and some people that can be hard.
Speaker CRight?
Speaker CBut I, I just, the way I look at it is, you know, we just have to find a different path.
Speaker CRight?
Speaker CAnd so it's really like trying to find the best, the best path for international people.
Speaker CAnd there are many, right.
Speaker CThat's why.
Speaker ASo are they each one different?
Speaker ALike this path for like they're from Israel, one's from Baha, Bahamas.
Speaker CLike they're, it, it's, it's different paths just, you know, based on where your country, where you're from, how much cash you have to invest.
Speaker CAnd so, so it's really, really figuring out and, and sometimes it takes like calling up a bunch of lenders trying to figure out like which path may be the best for you and then like, you know, like, let's just say, you know, I have a international student in Singapore, right?
Speaker CSo he's living over there.
Speaker CAnd so he had to take a different path than I did.
Speaker CWe were able to come up with a path, right?
Speaker CAnd so for me, being in the US Because I'm on a work visa, transitioning a green card is a different path, right?
Speaker CAnd so lenders, you know, I will say it is a bit more favorable, you know, if you are, if you want a work visa.
Speaker CSo.
Speaker CBut there are still methods that he could use, even not being on the work visa.
Speaker CSo it's really like trying to figure out, like, okay, what is the best path as an international person.
Speaker CAnd just I think I mentioned this, I might have mentioned this a couple different podcasts.
Speaker CLike, you know, I always believe in the same, don't make excuses, make adjustments.
Speaker CAnd I hear so many people say, oh, you know, I can't even.
Speaker CThey're not international.
Speaker CLike, oh, man, I can't invest.
Speaker CI don't have enough money.
Speaker COr I didn't come from a rich family or, I mean, Dustin and I, we both didn't come from a rich family.
Speaker CAnd so.
Speaker CAnd we were able to, you know, find a way to make it work.
Speaker CMaking an adjustment is finding a way based on our situation.
Speaker CSo every student, just like all you always say, you know, think of it, I think you said think of it as like a tool box of tools and where each person has, you know, different tools in the box and you can use different tools to get the job done.
Speaker BAnd I want to pause for a quick second and share that honestly, I really want you to invest in real estate.
Speaker CNow.
Speaker BMy new goal is to help 1 million people invest in real estate.
Speaker BSo two things I would ask from you.
Speaker BNumber one, if you get anything out of this episode, please share it with somebody else.
Speaker BNumber two, I want to get you to invest in real estate.
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Speaker BYou know, I always talk about that and how to find the right properties, how to make sure you're getting experts do the work for you and scale the business to where you're making $250 or more in passive income.
Speaker BScale it to quit your job.
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Speaker BOr go to masterpassiveincome.com freecourse.
Speaker BBut I really, really want you to invest in real estate.
Speaker BBecause the more that actual, normal, everyday people own real estate that are good landlords, the better everybody's life gets.
Speaker AAnd I found that whenever I have an obstacle coming in the way, it's an opportunity.
Speaker ANow, in the past, I've also thought, oh, man, this is a bummer.
Speaker AWhat was me and all that sort of stuff.
Speaker ABut I love the I guess quote, necessity is a mother of vengeance.
Speaker ALike, you get to figure out what's going to make it work.
Speaker AAnd honestly, like, I found when I have a lot of troubles and trials and stuff, the, like, I grow figuring out how to do it.
Speaker AOne thing I tell my kids, especially my boys, like, I tell them to do something, dad, I don't know how to do that.
Speaker AFigure it out.
Speaker ABecause I know their capability.
Speaker AI know they can.
Speaker AIt might be saying because they don't know, they actually don't know.
Speaker AAnd I know they could figure it out or they're being lazy.
Speaker AAnd so I just say they figure it out.
Speaker ABut that's what we do, we figure things out.
Speaker CThat's right.
Speaker AAnd in the end, whatever roadblock comes your way right now with the properties you have, you're trying to refinance properties, your roadblocks are coming away, but if you just give up, then you're done.
Speaker ALike, but why not try to figure it out?
Speaker CThat's exactly right.
Speaker CAnd that's exactly what I had to done, had to have to do for, for those properties.
Speaker CAnd, you know, the closing process was smooth.
Speaker CI mean, everything lined up, got everything fixed up and like, boom.
Speaker CLike, when it was time to, like, refinance it, it was like one problem after the next.
Speaker CYou know, some were immigration problems switching over from work visa to green card in that, you know, intermediate phase.
Speaker CA lot of times the banks, they don't know what to do with the paperwork that guidelines don't have.
Speaker CLike, their guidelines don't have, like any instructions on how do you handle an employment authorization document.
Speaker CThey just used to Visa, green card or citizenship, right?
Speaker CSo figuring out how to navigate that, you know, also figuring out how to navigate, man, and there's sometimes things like, you know, just as thrown at you that you couldn't even predict.
Speaker CI had a collection on my report that I didn't even know about of $200, right.
Speaker AIt went to collections.
Speaker CYeah, $200 on something that I cleared up, you know, from like three years ago.
Speaker CHow to deal with.
Speaker AIt's one of the properties, right?
Speaker CIt was one of the prop.
Speaker CIt was a utility, you know, like 200 bucks.
Speaker CI'm like, seriously?
Speaker CI was like, I told Lynn, I was like, seriously.
Speaker CI said, you see my, you know, you know, you see my bank accounts and every.
Speaker CDo you really think I wouldn't like, pay like, you know, $200 bill?
Speaker AYou know, it just got missed.
Speaker CIt was just one thing after the next.
Speaker CYeah.
Speaker CAnd, and when I, even when I called the utility company, they never posted that bill online.
Speaker CWhat they did was they sent the bill paper copy to the property and the tenant never notified me about it.
Speaker CAnd so anyway, so it's just one thing.
Speaker CI can literally go on and on and on and on.
Speaker CBut, you know, we're getting close.
Speaker CWe've had to even change lenders get new appraisal reports.
Speaker CSo it's one thing after the next and it could be frustrating.
Speaker CYou know, I will say and, and especially like, you know, if you, you know, when you're dealing with hard money and private money, depending on how you structure that deal, you know, you might be paying more, how higher interest rates, penalties, and so it can hurt.
Speaker CBut you know, I believe in like not giving up.
Speaker CLike, I, I firmly believe, like, even though no matter what I do and how much, you know, I believe like, you know, and I heard some other investors say this, like, don't give up.
Speaker CLike, let the banks put the locks on the door before you give up.
Speaker CAnd I've seen so many people, like, literally they do that and they persevere and it's super successful.
Speaker CI mean, you went through so many stuff over the years.
Speaker CImagine if you gave up when, when you went through those hard times.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker AWhen you give up, you basically are.
Speaker AYou give up on yourself is really what it comes down to.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker AHonestly, one of my houses that I bought, I was this really, really close to giving up and saying, you know, I really don't want to continue this process because it takes forever.
Speaker CYeah.
Speaker CAB Keep my hands down.
Speaker ASo never give up.
Speaker AI mean, I, I love the idea of never stopping, never giving up.
Speaker ABecause yeah, I found that, man, life doesn't, does not get better if you just give up now as this roadblock, something can like literally something is absolutely, like you can't get past it.
Speaker AGive you example, you're playing football.
Speaker AWe were talking about this at the walking in, but like as you're playing football.
Speaker AThen I walked on to Fresno State, a D1 school.
Speaker AI knew I could do it, but at the same time, I had to work hard.
Speaker AI had to work my tail off.
Speaker AAnd every single step that I took, it was with perseverance determination.
Speaker AI didn't have the talent that everybody else's did, but I had the determination and I worked my tail off in order to play.
Speaker AI played running back and it was because of my determination.
Speaker AAnd now if the coach would have said, hey, Dustin, we're done, like, you're horrible, he probably would have said that.
Speaker ABut like, okay, we're done.
Speaker AYou don't need to come back anymore because you're not part of the team.
Speaker AThen that's a robo.
Speaker ALike, that's not your robo.
Speaker AThat's like closes everything, everything's done.
Speaker ABecause I can't before.
Speaker ABut I never got got.
Speaker ASo I kept pushing, kept pushing and eventually made the team.
Speaker ASame thing.
Speaker CAwesome.
Speaker AYeah, Same thing with the real estate testing thing.
Speaker AThere are, as you're walking through the process, there are little roadblocks or little hurdles that you're going to have to go over.
Speaker COh yeah.
Speaker AIt's not like it's a closed door.
Speaker ALike if it's a wall in your way, that's kind of different.
Speaker ASo moving forward, okay, so now you have your duplexes, you have the properties that you're trying to refinance.
Speaker AYou had hard money in it.
Speaker ANow you're getting it out of hard money into a commercial loan.
Speaker AI found personally that appraisers have been horrible.
Speaker AAnd if there's any appraisers listening to this get better at being awesome, just so bad because they're saying, okay, the value of this house, let's say, you know, you know, 150 grand.
Speaker AOh, we think it's 60,000.
Speaker AWhat are you talking about?
Speaker AFix it up, it looks good.
Speaker ABut then these just.
Speaker ABecause other homes just saw it for 60 grand.
Speaker CSo appraisal or another investor gets like happen to get a discount on it, you know, whether they're buying from family or, you know, maybe they got divorced and you know, so, so something you may have, you know, property selling for like 150 in the area and because somebody had like a quick fire sale and sold it for 80 and then, then you're trying to, you know, and I, and I know it's your opinion, but like, you know, crazy if you're listening, like you are literally hurting people's lives.
Speaker CYou are, you are literally.
Speaker CAnd it's bad like that.
Speaker CThat's not helping people.
Speaker CSame thing with underwriters who are crazy.
Speaker CLike I've been some ridiculous underwriters, you know, I mean, like you are literally hurting people.
Speaker CTelling answers.
Speaker CWhat if that was telling you that.
Speaker AYour LLC is in the wrong state you're buying out of state.
Speaker ANo, that's literally not the way it works.
Speaker AYou're just making this underwriting for some stupid reason because this is what you want.
Speaker CI know.
Speaker CAnd you know, what if that happens to you or listening, like, what have you up to deal with penalties and all these stuff to feed your family.
Speaker CSo just think about that before you make it a decision.
Speaker CI'm not saying break the laws and break the rules, but it's like, you know, come on, like, be reasonable.
Speaker AWell, then even when you point to an appraiser and say, appraiser, this comp is not good.
Speaker CYeah.
Speaker AAnd here's a better comp because it's like property.
Speaker CYeah.
Speaker AThey're going to say, nope.
Speaker AThis is my opinion.
Speaker CExactly.
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker CSo you got to be humble.
Speaker CYou know, the scripture says, if my people.
Speaker CRight.
Speaker CWill be humble.
Speaker CRight.
Speaker CAnd it says, God opposes the proud.
Speaker ABut gives grace to the humble.
Speaker CThat's right.
Speaker AWhen I read that, I was like, I don't want God opposing me.
Speaker AHe's the creator of the universe, right?
Speaker AEverything.
Speaker AHe owns everything because it's all his.
Speaker AIf he opposes me, and that's absolutely.
Speaker AOkay, well, what do I need to do?
Speaker AWhat does it look like to be prideful and then how to be humble and so going down that path and really what it comes down to is being like Jesus.
Speaker AStart serving other people, focusing on other people.
Speaker ABecause when you focus on yourself.
Speaker CYep.
Speaker CThen.
Speaker AThen you're pride faithful.
Speaker ABecause I love.
Speaker AThis is so terrific.
Speaker AWhenever I try to explain to anybody what is pride, I ask them, okay, so tell me, what is more prideful?
Speaker AIs it somebody that says or that thinks highly of himself, is that more prideful?
Speaker AOr somebody that thinks lowly of themselves?
Speaker AAnd they would say, usually every single person says, oh, it's more prideful.
Speaker AThink highly of yourself and less prideful if you think lowly of yourself.
Speaker AAnd I said, no, they're both the same.
Speaker ABecause when in the end you're both the both of them, you're thinking about yourself.
Speaker AThat's really what it comes down to.
Speaker ASo pride.
Speaker AAnd pride is about thinking of yourself for whatever it is.
Speaker ABecause you could even say, well, what was me?
Speaker ALook how bad everything is just to.
Speaker BTry to get other people's attention.
Speaker AI feel bad for you.
Speaker AIt does happen plenty of times.
Speaker ASo pride or, sorry, humility, is not thinking less of yourself, like bringing yourself down, but it's the thinking of yourself less.
Speaker ASo you're not even thinking about yourself.
Speaker AYou're thinking about other people.
Speaker CThat's right.
Speaker CAnd I thought it should be.
Speaker AYeah, yeah.
Speaker AAnd this is what Jesus shared.
Speaker AAnd I.
Speaker AAfter I realized that, I changed where I now focus on other people.
Speaker AI'm so much more happy because when I focus on myself, I started thinking, I'm lacking this.
Speaker AOr I wish this was, oh, this didn't go my way.
Speaker ABecause you're the only thing about yourself.
Speaker CThat's right.
Speaker CAnd that reminds me of a conversation last night, right, where, you know, someone in the group was asking, you know, about, you know, how do you make a million dollars?
Speaker CAnd I love your response.
Speaker CYou know, kind of, long story short, I love your response is, you know, for you, you realize that making a million dollars doesn't motivate you.
Speaker CIt's really helping a million people.
Speaker CIt's really about the people versus the money.
Speaker CAnd when you focus it.
Speaker CBecause, you know, oftentimes, you know, when you focus on money, it's about you making that money.
Speaker CRight.
Speaker CYou know, versus focusing on people.
Speaker CAnd.
Speaker CAnd it reminds me of that scripture, you know, God says in.
Speaker CIn Matthew 6 and 33, seek first the kingdom of God and his righteousness.
Speaker CRight?
Speaker CAnd all these other things will be added to you.
Speaker CSo all these other things, to me, when I hear that scripture, it's like those other things doesn't matter.
Speaker CIt's just seeking him first.
Speaker CAnd part of seeking him first is, is putting people, like helping people around you.
Speaker CRight?
Speaker CPutting.
Speaker CPutting them above self of self.
Speaker CRight.
Speaker ATake off your lanyard.
Speaker AIt's jingling trigger stuff.
Speaker AWell, no, no.
Speaker ASomebody listening, they're going to always be hearing that little jizz in the end and, yeah, okay, or pick it up.
Speaker AAnd as I've been serving more people, I found I get just so much more joy because I see people change their lives like you.
Speaker AYou're really.
Speaker AYou're on the edge.
Speaker AIn fact, with you going through some.
Speaker AThe refinance and you're having to stabilize things, it's a challenge.
Speaker AIt's not.
Speaker AIt is easy because you're growing, you're buying more properties, you're refinancing, maybe eviction, rehab.
Speaker AAnd like, a lot of money is coming out, but honestly, I don't know of an investor that doesn't go through that before they hit the investor category.
Speaker ABester, the third step in the process, and you become an investor because you have to stabilize all the properties.
Speaker ANot just stabilize, but.
Speaker ABut you have to make sure that this money's gonna be flowing in.
Speaker AThat's right before you quit.
Speaker ALike, I have a wife and at the time had four kids.
Speaker APraise the Lord.
Speaker AI have five But I knew that my wife would very be very, very unhappy if I quit my job before we had money coming in that was gonna be able to cover all of our expenses.
Speaker ANot everybody's the same way.
Speaker ALike, some of the people can actually say, you know What?
Speaker AI've got 20% of my income.
Speaker AThat or my, my expenses cover.
Speaker AI'm gonna quit and do it.
Speaker AThat's great.
Speaker ASome people do.
Speaker CYeah.
Speaker AI need a little more safety net, but yeah.
Speaker AOkay, so what are some struggles that you would like to share and the lessons that you've learned going through?
Speaker ABecause now you're in the stabilizer, you're almost in the next category, the next, the third step, which is the investor.
Speaker CMan, there's so many lessons I could share, but, you know, off the top of my head, you know, one, one of the biggest ones, like I mentioned earlier, I'm gonna say it again.
Speaker CI mean, it'll be a little bit repetitive, but don't make excuses.
Speaker CMake adjustments, right?
Speaker CThere are so many times when things are going to happen in life, it's easy to just make an excuse, right?
Speaker CWhen you make an excuse, that's a sign of defeat, right?
Speaker CYou're already.
Speaker CAnd so make an adjustment.
Speaker CFind a way to make it work.
Speaker CGet a mentor and I and like even going.
Speaker CRelating to this process with the duplexes and refinancing them.
Speaker CI remember, you know, you know, just keeping, you know, my mentor, Dustin, updated through it.
Speaker CAnd there's like, you know, have you tried this?
Speaker CI've tried that.
Speaker CYou know, I was like, yeah, yeah, I've tried that.
Speaker CBut then, have you tried this?
Speaker CI didn't think about that.
Speaker CRight?
Speaker CYou know, so we were able to like, you know, cross some things out, right?
Speaker CAnd so that leads me to say, like, you know, you know, just, just being humble through the whole process and being, being able to ask those questions because, you know, you might know 99% of the, of the process, but that 1%, right, that, that you might find from your mentor or even somebody who's went through that experience that can help you solve the problems.
Speaker CBecause, listen, I can tell you so much times and you met a lot of people, whereas you'll be talking to them.
Speaker CAnd as you're talking, I know, I know they're completely not listening to you.
Speaker CThis, this.
Speaker CSo it's like, I guess I would sum it up and say, listen, right?
Speaker CBe humble and listen so you can find the golden nuggets to help you through the situation, right?
Speaker CAnd then a third one I'll say is because there's so many things I can talk about.
Speaker CBut.
Speaker CBut a third one I would say is sometimes you have to just go with your.
Speaker CWhat would you call it?
Speaker CSome people say trust your gut.
Speaker CSome people say go with your intuition.
Speaker CSome people call it discernment.
Speaker AI'm more discernment.
Speaker AI lean towards the ide.
Speaker ABut the Holy Spirit too.
Speaker CYes.
Speaker AHoly Spirit gives us wisdom.
Speaker ABook of James, it says, pray for wisdom.
Speaker AAnd I've been praying ever since, in college, all the time for myself, kids, my family.
Speaker ABut it's that discern, discerning spirit, discerning the direction and what God would want us to do.
Speaker CAbsolutely, I agree with that.
Speaker CAnd I would say, you know, going through this whole process, right.
Speaker CI did not listen to the discernment.
Speaker CRight.
Speaker CThe Holy Spirit was giving me the wisdom.
Speaker CRight.
Speaker CI knew in my heart, I felt like, you know, the right thing to do is a part of the process because I started the whole free finance process over in the middle and, and the discernment, the Holy Spirit started telling me like, you know, just, just go ahead and close and then you can refinance it, a stabilize, like something, you know, because, you know, the interest rate could jump all the way up to 18.
Speaker CRight.
Speaker CSo it's like, like, do that.
Speaker CRight.
Speaker CAnd I didn't listen.
Speaker CI was like, no, I'm going to get a lower interest rate.
Speaker CSo I started the whole process over and experienced these things after, you know, one after the next.
Speaker CAnd so there was definitely a lesson learned for me through this whole process.
Speaker CAnd we make mistakes sometimes, right?
Speaker CAnd we all make mistakes.
Speaker CBut what you do after that, that, that makes a difference.
Speaker CRight.
Speaker CAnd one of the things too, I want to say, you know, like, even, like in order to discern, you have to eliminate distractions.
Speaker CAnd I feel like, you know, I was at a point in my life where I was getting distracted with so many other things.
Speaker CRight.
Speaker CYou have to learn how to eliminate distractions.
Speaker CAnd sometimes you may be thinking, well, I'm doing a bunch of good things.
Speaker CBut it's not about doing a bunch of good things.
Speaker CIt's about doing what God told you, told you, tells you to do.
Speaker CRight.
Speaker CAnd so that's kind of.
Speaker AAnd also going down the path that you're going with financial freedom.
Speaker CYes.
Speaker AOther people might say, you know, like a business might be the financial freedom path.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker AWriting books or whatever.
Speaker AIt might be like your goal is to become financially independent so you don't have to work for somebody else.
Speaker ABecause I'm employed.
Speaker AAnd in doing that, taking your eye off of that, yeah, it delays what you ultimately want.
Speaker ASo being able to focus on that.
Speaker CYeah, because I was distracted, you know, and I told you some of the things, you know, I was looking at crypto, I was looking at, you know, I was trying to start a virtual assisting company, trying to start a new, you know, a co hosted business.
Speaker CAt Dustin, you even gave me one of the conferences, you know, the midterm rental summit.
Speaker CYeah.
Speaker CYou know, so it was like I was just trying to do so many.
Speaker COn top of all the stuff I was already doing.
Speaker CMy family, my church, this, that, my job.
Speaker CAnd so it's like, you know, it was be, you know, learning how to be focused.
Speaker CJust like what you went through with, you know, the, with some of the events and conferences, you're like, okay, you know, need to focus more on this versus trying to do all these other things.
Speaker AYeah, like right now or 2024.
Speaker AWell, honestly, if I didn't have rootcon, I would have zero stress in my life.
Speaker ABecause you're always concerned about getting attendees and getting sponsors.
Speaker AThose are the main things.
Speaker AEverybody wants to speak, which is fine.
Speaker AI love that we get great, amazing speakers.
Speaker AA lot of my friends just come and have a great time speaking.
Speaker ABut I'm focusing on, okay, I want to make sure people had a great time.
Speaker AWell, how do we have a great time?
Speaker AWe have enough people, you know, enough people.
Speaker ASo we're on track.
Speaker AHopefully, Lord willing to hit 450.
Speaker A400, 450, 500 somewhere around there.
Speaker ABut in the end, that's the only stress that I like.
Speaker AMaster Passive Income.
Speaker AI have zero stress because I don't want it if it gets to be a huge, huge business where we're getting lots and lots of people.
Speaker AI mean, we have a good amount of people, you know, coaching and helping people.
Speaker ABut I just, I literally do it for fun.
Speaker AAnd if I created a business that was just like a big machine moving, I don't know if it'd be fun.
Speaker AWho knows?
Speaker AIt might be fun, but I like having my free time to go to the gym, travel whenever I want.
Speaker CMy family.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker ABecause I think I might do real estate and then creating a business like Master Passive Income coaching and then Rubecon where we're connecting people.
Speaker ABut yeah, so now 2024, I worked really, really hard because I said my goal is to get where I have people helping me at Rubecon in the sponsors finding and you know, closing, getting them be a sponsor and attendees.
Speaker ASo I was really blessed.
Speaker ALike 2044 is my, like, okay, this is my Focus.
Speaker AWe got some great people now.
Speaker ASo Lord willing, everything's going to go great.
Speaker AApril, you got three more months until Rubecon is going to be here.
Speaker ABut in the end, and you know this, and I don't think I've ever shared this on the podcast, but since I'm most people, unless they're listening to this right now, the first time, most people know, they know I'm a Christ follower.
Speaker ASo I christ follower, been 30 plus years being a Christ follower pastor interim.
Speaker AI didn't want to be a full time pastor elder of a church, started dozens of ministries and in the end everything that I do in life from my rental properties, rubcon, Root club, master class of income, even just going to gym and talking to people, it's all a means to an end of sharing the gospel.
Speaker AAlso helping other people's lives better.
Speaker AWith my rental property, if I have a good property that people are, you know, it's a decent rent, good property, they're going to be taken care of and then I just like that they're taking care of.
Speaker ASame thing with Master Passive Income.
Speaker AAnd I even share the gospel on Master Passive Income.
Speaker CThat's right.
Speaker AAt rubcon, I share the gospel there because I started realizing like the only thing that really matters in life is not money, but it's what you do when you're around other people.
Speaker CThat's right.
Speaker APeople is really what it comes down to.
Speaker AAnd so, yeah, so now with Roopcon, I'm bringing all that together where the main goal is to share the gospel.
Speaker AThat's the main goal is like, like, hey, if somebody had the cure to cancer and you had cancer and somebody didn't tell you, would that be loving or unloving?
Speaker ABecause you're just like, but you have the cure.
Speaker AYou didn't tell me.
Speaker AYeah, so I believe.
Speaker AAnd obviously you were the believer as well.
Speaker AChrist follower as well.
Speaker AIt's like, well, I believe I have something because it's a proven fact.
Speaker A100 of the people die.
Speaker AEverybody does, in fact.
Speaker AAnd I have the cure to what that's going to be, which is eternal separation from God.
Speaker ASo I share it, bring all that together.
Speaker AWorried about the events, worried about attendees and sharing the gospel.
Speaker AIt's like, you know what?
Speaker AWhoever God brings is going to be the right people and not focus, you know this.
Speaker ANot focus on who's not there.
Speaker AYes, Solely focus on the people there because they're the ones that give their time, money, energy.
Speaker AWe got to make sure that they are having a great time.
Speaker ASo let's say let's say maybe you get a hundred people there.
Speaker AWe already have over 100 people, but let's say it's only 100 people there.
Speaker AWell, hey, we're going to do the best.
Speaker CThat's right.
Speaker CI love that mindset.
Speaker CIt's just.
Speaker CAnd the people who are there, they appreciate it so much, you know?
Speaker CAnd, you know, we've done big events, we've done small events, but, man, like, when you refrigerate people for.
Speaker CFor showing up, it's.
Speaker CIt's just.
Speaker CIt's just amazing to see how much you, God, used you to change their life, man.
Speaker AAnd I love connecting with people at groupcon.
Speaker AIt does help that I'm extra.
Speaker AYeah, it definitely helps.
Speaker AYou're extreme extrovert.
Speaker CLike, I don't.
Speaker CIs there a word for, like, beyond extrovert?
Speaker AExtreme is probably extreme, but it's.
Speaker CIt's.
Speaker AIt's.
Speaker AWell, here's what's also funny.
Speaker AEven though I'm an extrovert, when I fly, I want to sit in my chair.
Speaker CYeah.
Speaker AJust say, nod and say hi to the person sitting next to me.
Speaker AI don't want to talk.
Speaker AI literally don't want to talk.
Speaker AI just want to, like, listen to my music and fall asleep.
Speaker AI just want to, like, It's.
Speaker AIt's rather sad, I think, because I'm an extrovert.
Speaker ABut when I'm around people that have the same direction vision, like, oh, I want to invest in real estate.
Speaker AI am getting so much energy running around talking to people and trying to help them because the focus is taken off of me and taken onto them.
Speaker AI think it.
Speaker AThe reason why I get at the airport traveling and stuff is I have no clue who this person's sitting next to me.
Speaker AAnd I don't know where they're going.
Speaker AI don't know if I'm gonna help them.
Speaker ABut then gets to me.
Speaker AI don't know unless I ask, you know, just start shocking them.
Speaker ASo the one thing.
Speaker ASo you.
Speaker AYou know Roger Wesley, who's taken over.
Speaker ASuccessful on employee show.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker ADoing a great job seeing Matt Arub Khan.
Speaker ASo he was saying, I see him literally talk to every single person.
Speaker CYeah.
Speaker AThat he meets.
Speaker AHe does.
Speaker AIt's pretty awesome.
Speaker AAnd comes, like, really great relationships out of just, hey, talking people.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker AAnd it's pretty friendly.
Speaker ATall, big black guy, really muscles.
Speaker ALots of muscles.
Speaker ALike, he's very strong, but he's so pleasant.
Speaker CSo it's very disarming.
Speaker AYou should feel like Debo Friday.
Speaker ASo that gets me.
Speaker BIt's like I should at least Take.
Speaker AThe step and say, hey, how are you doing?
Speaker CUhhuh.
Speaker AYou know, what do you do for a living?
Speaker CThat's right.
Speaker AAnd then share.
Speaker AAnd if there's a mesh, you know, something goes further, then let's keep talking.
Speaker AAnd if it's not, then.
Speaker AThen we can move on.
Speaker CThat's so true.
Speaker CIt's like.
Speaker CLike the guy at the restaurant who Surplus.
Speaker CRight.
Speaker CLike, you know, Roger started asking questions about him being a believer, and then even, you know, you know, he said.
Speaker AChrist is my Lord and savior.
Speaker ALike, yeah, praise the Lord, brother.
Speaker CYeah, yeah, that's right.
Speaker CAnd then you were able to take it, Take his prayer request to pray for him too.
Speaker CSo it's just amazing when.
Speaker CWhen you're able to do that.
Speaker CMan, oh, man, I love it.
Speaker AWell, when you take the focus off yourself and put it on other people.
Speaker AOkay, so there is a.
Speaker AWell, I guess you call it woke.
Speaker AYou call it victim mentality.
Speaker AWhat it really comes down, not necessarily woke.
Speaker AI'm not sure exactly.
Speaker AI don't know exactly what that means, but like a victim mentality.
Speaker AWhen somebody says, oh, what was me?
Speaker AWhat was me?
Speaker AMe, me, me?
Speaker AYou're really thinking about yourself.
Speaker AAnd I found those type of people.
Speaker AI would say it differently.
Speaker AI.
Speaker AWhen I'm only thinking about myself, oh, my goodness.
Speaker AI started going down, down, down.
Speaker AI started getting depressed, I started getting irritable, whatever.
Speaker ABut when I take it off myself, how can I help this person?
Speaker CYeah.
Speaker AI don't think about myself.
Speaker AMy mood goes up, my energy level goes up, and I feel happier, more joyful.
Speaker CThat's so true.
Speaker CI also, you know, as you're saying that, like, I thought about, like, my whole process of, you know, working with you more and getting more properties and different things like that.
Speaker CRight.
Speaker CIt started with, like, not being about me.
Speaker CRight.
Speaker CWell.
Speaker CWell, I would say, like, when I first started, you know, I think a lot when we all first started.
Speaker CYeah, I want to be financially free to take care of my family and me.
Speaker CRight.
Speaker CBut then as I was, you know, in the group, I saw needs.
Speaker CI saw students asking questions.
Speaker CI saw these things.
Speaker CAnd if I, you know, if I didn't know the answer, I was like, well, I don't know the answer, but Dustin recorded this video on it or check here in the course and, you know, things like that, like, you know, serving others.
Speaker CRight.
Speaker CAnd you saw that too, in the group.
Speaker CAnd so I will say one of my.
Speaker CI don't like to say.
Speaker CI.
Speaker CI.
Speaker CFirst of all, I don't want to say, like, help someone.
Speaker CSo you can get.
Speaker CRight.
Speaker CI heard somebody say that, say the other, you know, the other day.
Speaker CYeah, don't be a go getter, be a go giver.
Speaker CRight.
Speaker CBut as a result, what I realized is as a result of making it about others, God blesses you along the way in so many different ways.
Speaker CAnd so like don't, like as I mentioned, like, don't worry about the money.
Speaker CLike don't worry about these things.
Speaker CRight.
Speaker CYou're well taken care of.
Speaker CAnd so I, I would say, you know, as a result of, you know, helping others and just, you know, not making about me, it's also helped me to grow too, not only financially, but as a person, as a believer.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker AYou know, I'm gonna be writing a book and you know this.
Speaker ABut so four of my books, they're like tactical, like, like X, Y and Z.
Speaker AYou wanna, you wanna invest in real estate, do X, Y and Z.
Speaker ABecause that's how my brain thinks.
Speaker AAnd I don't necessarily need the mindset shift because I, I need a, I do need the mindset, but I've already gotten it meaning like a red ridge that bored out 20 years ago, however long ago.
Speaker AAnd yeah, then my mindset shift, but I don't need to like continually go down the mindset.
Speaker AAnd so I want to write another book.
Speaker AAnd the book is going to be about mindset.
Speaker AEven though.
Speaker AAnd you told me this, he said, because I told you.
Speaker AYeah, I'm not really that good at mindset.
Speaker AYeah, you are.
Speaker CThat's right.
Speaker CI was about to say that.
Speaker CI was like literally, real quick.
Speaker CIt's like I remember like, you know, one of the things you mentioned is like, you have to shift your mindset.
Speaker CLike you are an investor.
Speaker CAnd I was thinking about Dustin.
Speaker CBut I still have a job.
Speaker CNo, Charles, you are an investor.
Speaker CRight?
Speaker CYou're an investor with a side job.
Speaker CAnd so I remember that that helped me shift my whole mindset.
Speaker AI think it's.
Speaker AYeah, I think it's because I don't naturally jump into the mindset.
Speaker ALike my.
Speaker AIn the teaching, in the coaching and stuff like that.
Speaker CThat's true.
Speaker CYeah.
Speaker ABut then it has like.
Speaker ABecause you've said that I was like, am I?
Speaker AAnd then I start thinking through the normal things that I say.
Speaker ANeed to serve people.
Speaker AYou need to, you need to change your identity in instead of a.
Speaker AYou're j.
Speaker AYou're living just over broke and you.
Speaker ASomething else.
Speaker ABecause I would reply, I never.
Speaker AWhen anybody say, Dustin, what do you do?
Speaker AI would say, this is my job, but that's my identity.
Speaker AWell, I have to change that.
Speaker ASo you helped me to realize that.
Speaker AIt's like, man, I am like, I do love the mindset.
Speaker AYou do that.
Speaker ANow I need to start working on the way to better educate people on that, getting them there, because it's sprinkled everything that I share, it's always sprinkled with mindset.
Speaker BNow I need to.
Speaker ASo I want to create a book called Before I get to what it's called, but I want to.
Speaker AIt's on mindset.
Speaker AGetting Master Passive income takes people from zero to hopefully become an investor, become the third stage of the investing quadrant.
Speaker AThat's four things, but the third step being investors.
Speaker AThen we don't have a book.
Speaker AWe don't have content that takes people that don't even know that they need to do this, that they're just going through life and they don't know that they need to change their mindset.
Speaker ASo I'm working.
Speaker AI want to create a book and then a lot of content around mindset.
Speaker BWhat would you say for you?
Speaker ALike, what's the biggest mindset shift and maybe the second one, like, can you think of for you, Is it that you change your identity?
Speaker ALike you just brought up like, like, but help me to understand or how would I say that?
Speaker AHelp me as I'm writing the book, what has helped you the most?
Speaker AAnd could be something I've said or something somebody else.
Speaker CYeah, absolutely.
Speaker CSo as you, as you were talking it through, like, yeah, like, it's like really like showing them how to go from not necessarily from zero to one property, but from zero to ready to.
Speaker AGet that first property.
Speaker ARight.
Speaker CFrom zero to ready.
Speaker CRight.
Speaker CAnd for me, like, the first step in order to shift my mindset was really learning how to kill or squash my limiting beliefs.
Speaker CI don't have enough money.
Speaker COnly rich people has these things or blah, blah, you know, those type of like, thoughts that, that I grew up, that was programmed in me from.
Speaker CI was younger.
Speaker CAnd so those type of things was able to help me to at least get from zero to ready to invest.
Speaker CRight.
Speaker CAnd you know, and, and I, and I went through this whole journey where I was reading a lot of books, a lot of different things, listening to videos, motivational things to try to get my mindset in the right place.
Speaker CBut, but I would sum it up and like, really all these like, mindset teachings helped me to get rid of my limiting beliefs, to believe.
Speaker CTo believe that I was ready to invest.
Speaker CAnd then, you know, that's when I soon found you through master passive income and And I think, you know, like I said, you know, you really covered the mindset pieces too is like, okay, so now I squash the limiting beliefs and all these different things.
Speaker CRight.
Speaker CThat I'm ready now what?
Speaker CRight.
Speaker CAnd then, you know, the mindset that you brought in was, you know, made me believe that I, that I am an investor.
Speaker CYou know, not that I can't be investor, but not that I may be investor, but I am an investor.
Speaker CRight.
Speaker CSo it kind of changed my whole perspective, my whole, you know, my identity.
Speaker CWhat I, what I truly, you know, identify as.
Speaker CRight.
Speaker CNot getting to the woke.
Speaker CI identify as this.
Speaker CWhatever woke me is right.
Speaker ABut you know, who you project out to the world of who people want.
Speaker BYou to see you as.
Speaker CI like that better.
Speaker AYeah, you out to the world.
Speaker CI like.
Speaker CYes, let's use project.
Speaker AProject.
Speaker CNot, not identify because I, because identify.
Speaker CGet the wrong conception.
Speaker AI 100% agree.
Speaker APeople have hijacked that term where just like.
Speaker ABut yeah, you're projecting out to the world of who you are.
Speaker AWhereas like for me I had to just make it up in my, not make it up, confirm it in my mind.
Speaker AI'm an investor.
Speaker AAnd I realized that's what it took me in order to move forward.
Speaker AIt's like this is the direction that I'm going and I'm not necessarily burning the bridges as I go, but I'm actually not going to give up.
Speaker AThere's no way I'm gonna give up.
Speaker AAnd that leads me to like, if I had a title, I don't know if it's the right one because every book that you write should have a purpose.
Speaker ABut I love the idea of never stop because that's, that's me.
Speaker AYou know, I could just, just, you know, play golf all day, just goof off if I wanted to.
Speaker AI don't need money coming from real estate, but I don't feel fulfilled doing that.
Speaker AI mean I just feel lazy.
Speaker AI'll be, and I, I'll be completely honest and say, because I think I might say this last night.
Speaker ABut even out of all the things that I do, I feel lazy.
Speaker AI still feel like I'm lazy.
Speaker AAnd here's the reason why I would.
Speaker AI would wake up at 4:30 every morning when I was not financially independent.
Speaker AWake up at 4:30 every morning, go to the gym from 5 to 6, do CrossFit, then go to my business, open up my business, get the employees, all the, you know, everybody running.
Speaker AThen I would go to my job, work for nine.
Speaker AIt was like 10 hour shift.
Speaker ASo I do a 10 hour shift to the JLV.
Speaker AGo back to my business, close it down.
Speaker CYeah.
Speaker AGet home by 6:30ish.
Speaker AHave dinner, you know, play with the kids for five minutes.
Speaker AYou know, hang out with my wife for a little while.
Speaker AGo to sleep at like.
Speaker AOr pass out at like 9, 9:30 and then do it all over again every single day.
Speaker ASo that is like I was hustling and I had other businesses.
Speaker AYou're like this.
Speaker AThat's just like what my day looked like.
Speaker ABut I had so many stuff in my brain, so I feel lazy.
Speaker ABut here's what's kind of fun too.
Speaker BMy.
Speaker AThe work that I do or I did back then, you know, working for somebody else, it was like a little task or a little.
Speaker ADo one thing and the impact is very tiny.
Speaker ANow the things I do, it feels like it's a little thing that I'm doing, but the impact is huge.
Speaker CYeah.
Speaker ALike even just, you know, buying another house.
Speaker AThat happens.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker ABy doing example.
Speaker AWe just signed a contract for 2026 Rubcon in Nashville.
Speaker ASigned that contract.
Speaker AThat's a tiny little thing, but huge impact of what?
Speaker AHuge impact.
Speaker COh yeah.
Speaker ASo now it just feels like I'm lazy.
Speaker AAnd.
Speaker ABut also that also does help me to say you do have a little extra time today that you could do something else.
Speaker AAnd so write a book is a good one.
Speaker CThat's a definitely good one.
Speaker CYeah.
Speaker CEven recording this podcast and all the other interviews you do.
Speaker CRight.
Speaker CYou know, my same.
Speaker CLike just, you know, 30 minutes, an hour, whatever.
Speaker CBut.
Speaker CBut it's still making a big impact.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker CHow many people came to Dustin, your podcast changed my life.
Speaker AI've listened to everything they say.
Speaker AThis.
Speaker AI listen every single one.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker AWell, praise the Lord.
Speaker CI know.
Speaker CYou even have people who have listened to your podcast and who started in successfully investing, you know, so it's like.
Speaker AJuan is taking over the.
Speaker AOr taken over.
Speaker AStarting the master passive income smart span.
Speaker AHe started and I was like, I could.
Speaker AI can't.
Speaker AI mean, we could try it.
Speaker AIt's not going to work.
Speaker AJust take my voice, have AI turn into Spanish and all that sort of stuff.
Speaker AWe need somebody that knows.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker ASpanish as native.
Speaker ALike definitely want.
Speaker AAnd on top of that has a good personality that like he's stayed in the Airbnb with us at this conference we're at.
Speaker AThat's right.
Speaker ALast four or five days.
Speaker ALike he's pits in.
Speaker AGreat.
Speaker CHe does.
Speaker AAnd he's also invested.
Speaker AHe just took the basics course.
Speaker CPhenomenal.
Speaker AEvery single episode.
Speaker CHe did.
Speaker CHe did.
Speaker CYeah.
Speaker CSo this Is, this is awesome.
Speaker CLike, so these impacts, you know, it.
Speaker CIt may seem small.
Speaker CRight.
Speaker CBut it's like a, It's a small step toward a big impact.
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker ARight.
Speaker ASo what, what do you think?
Speaker AI also have an idea.
Speaker CYeah.
Speaker AOf something I do.
Speaker ASo I've seen Joe Rogan, other cultural type of shows, Master passive income, breakthrough investor, their finance, their investing their money.
Speaker ABut I've seen the impact because that's what it really comes down to, the impact.
Speaker AAnd serving people that show like Joe Rogan, other ones that are the cultural pbd, I think is another one.
Speaker CBut anyways, yeah, it's a good one.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker ASo looking at those, I'm like, I think I want to start a brand new show that's going to be around culture.
Speaker CYes.
Speaker AAnd because you and I are friends, as I'm saying this, I'm like, nobody's listening.
Speaker AIt's just me and you.
Speaker ABut obviously we're putting it out now.
Speaker ASo Joe Rogan, secular Christian pbd.
Speaker AI don't know if he's Christian, but at least it doesn't come across.
Speaker ALike the worldview doesn't in what he says a little bit, but not necessarily.
Speaker ABut anyways, I was thinking, you know what, it would be great if the Lord blesses me to have a cultural podcast that has a Christ follower.
Speaker AI'm such a Christ follower that I literally feel like the presence of the Holy Spirit is always with me.
Speaker ALike, absolutely never without the Holy Spirit.
Speaker AI talked to some other Christians, like, yeah, I don't know how to feel that.
Speaker AI'm like, I don't think you're not a Christian, but you just gotta be.
Speaker BSensitive to the spirit.
Speaker AYou gotta be praying, having God.
Speaker ASo getting back to.
Speaker AI just think it'd be awesome.
Speaker AWe can make an impact in a cultural type of podcast.
Speaker CAbsolutely.
Speaker AWhere interviewing people.
Speaker AAnd I'm interjecting with like, okay, this is what the Bible says.
Speaker AYeah, I'll try to beat down the person or anything like that, but just bring in a worldview, a Christian worldview into it.
Speaker AJust because I found the more Christianity has helped my life or is incorporated in my life, the better my life gets.
Speaker CThat's right.
Speaker CLike, we have the cure, why not share it?
Speaker AAmen.
Speaker ARight.
Speaker CAnd.
Speaker CAnd I believe that we are called to take this cure and infuse it into culture.
Speaker AThat's the best enlight salt at night.
Speaker CI mean, like, you know, without going to too much details, you know, you and I being part of big churches, big ministries, we've done it all and we're not knocking anyone down, you know, But I think you realize that you've impacted so many people outside of the walls of the church, in the culture.
Speaker CRight.
Speaker CWhere did Jesus had his most impact, in the church or in the culture?
Speaker CAs a matter of fact, he was criticized for hanging out with the sinners.
Speaker AAnd when he was in the synagogue, they weren't able to stone him.
Speaker AHe had to stone him through their.
Speaker BIn order to.
Speaker CYes, and I want to be very clear, like, you know, hang out, you know, doesn't mean, you know, you're doing what they're doing.
Speaker CLike he was being addict difference.
Speaker CRight.
Speaker CLike, you know, we are.
Speaker CWe're not thermometers, we're thermostats.
Speaker CRight.
Speaker CThermometers.
Speaker CThe temperature change based on the.
Speaker CThe area.
Speaker CWe're thermostats.
Speaker CWe change the atmosphere through Christ.
Speaker AAmen.
Speaker CIn us, the hope of glory.
Speaker CI love it.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker ASo I.
Speaker AI'm trying to think of, like, never stop is also another term, but I don't know if that fits.
Speaker AIt could be just be the Dustin Heiner.
Speaker AIt's just like Joe Rogan.
Speaker AI wouldn't do that, you know, Dustin Heiner show.
Speaker ABut like I said, the idea is to bring mindset, not like, really, it's not going to be much about money.
Speaker ANow somebody comes on, they want to talk about how they invest in stuff.
Speaker AYeah, maybe we'll talk about that.
Speaker ABut I'm probably going to quickly get away from that because it's like, well, we have that other show.
Speaker CThis.
Speaker AI want to know more about you as a person.
Speaker AI want to learn from you at the same time, you know.
Speaker CWell, I mean, we can even talk politics on that, like, anything in culture.
Speaker CBecause I think a lot of people, they try to, you know, you know, there's a separation of church and state.
Speaker CRight.
Speaker CThey try to.
Speaker CThey try to separate everything.
Speaker CRight.
Speaker CBut if you look at so many, like, there's so many lessons in life, so many things we can learn from the word of God in every situation.
Speaker CSo I just.
Speaker CI don't think we should separate.
Speaker ANo.
Speaker AAnd when I first started Master Passive Income, I was praying because my normal conversation, what I say, I say things all this, all the time, like, praise the Lord this happened.
Speaker AAnd like, if something that didn't happen well or didn't go over very well, I say, well, God's good.
Speaker AHe's going to take care of it.
Speaker AAnd I always like, praise the Lord, he's good.
Speaker AIf somebody gives me credit, God is good.
Speaker AHe's blessed me to be able to help and so I was praying like God, should I tone that down?
Speaker AAnd God said, no, be yourself.
Speaker CThat's right.
Speaker ANumber one, it's hard to be somebody else.
Speaker AIt's exhausting.
Speaker AJust be yourself.
Speaker AAnd what's great is you found me.
Speaker AWilliam says, I, William Palmer, another one of our coaches, was a student, became coach now.
Speaker AAnd he said, that's because you are.
Speaker AI know what I'm getting.
Speaker ASo much more so than just a random person.
Speaker CAbsolutely.
Speaker AAnd then at Roopcon, because I had a captive audience of like 200 people.
Speaker ALike, I'm an evangelist, or I believe every Christ follower should be an evangelist, but, like, we should have the ability to evangelize, share the gospel.
Speaker AAs I have 200 captive people there, I can't not share the gospel because I literally have gone to college campuses many times.
Speaker AI go in, like on a Friday and see the college students sitting at a table, having a lunch or something, and I would literally ask them, hey, can I ask you some big questions about life?
Speaker AThey're a really captive audience because, number one, they're there waiting for the next class, but number two, they're there to learn, there to debate.
Speaker ASo it's really open.
Speaker AAnd I would ask the question, well, what's the purpose of life?
Speaker AWhat's the meaning of life?
Speaker AAnd they would give their answer, and that would help me to understand their worldview, where they're coming from.
Speaker AI say, well, what happens when you die?
Speaker AThey would tell me and I get more worldview.
Speaker AAnd I say, well, can you.
Speaker AIs there a heaven in hell?
Speaker AAnyways, and then I would start sharing the gospel.
Speaker AAnd same thing with roopcon.
Speaker AI was like, this is a great opportunity out of that, though.
Speaker ASo whenever you share the gospel, you always.
Speaker AIt's always a thought of somebody who has never heard it or hasn't heard in a while or whatever, that they would hear it, respond in a positive way.
Speaker AThat didn't happen.
Speaker ABut what did happen was even much more encouraging for me.
Speaker AI had at least a dozen men come up to me and say, dustin, I came here for an investing conference, but you brought in God into this.
Speaker AYou give me so much information, encouragement.
Speaker AYes, I'm going to start doing that.
Speaker AI need to do that.
Speaker APraise the Lord.
Speaker APraise the Lord.
Speaker AIt was something.
Speaker AI didn't even think that was going to happen, but just encouraging other Christ followers to say, hey, we don't separate.
Speaker ALike, Christ is in me.
Speaker AI'm not of the world.
Speaker AI'm in the world, but I'm not of it.
Speaker AMy citizenship is in heaven.
Speaker AAnd so as best I can, I got the cure to cancer.
Speaker AAt least I believe.
Speaker ASo somebody might not believe, which is totally fine.
Speaker ABut that was such an eye opener for me.
Speaker AIt was like, man, I can encourage other godly men to do the same thing.
Speaker ABecause a lot of us.
Speaker AWell, quickly, a lot of us think, let's take somebody to church and let the pastor take care of her.
Speaker ANo, no, no.
Speaker APaul says to every single person reading the Bible, imitate me as I imitate Christ.
Speaker CThat's right.
Speaker AEvery single person.
Speaker ANot just the person from a pulpit, just, you know, talking to you.
Speaker AEvery single person.
Speaker CEvery single person.
Speaker CYeah, that's right.
Speaker CIt's not about just the person who's preaching, you know, up there on stage.
Speaker CAnd.
Speaker CYeah, and what I was.
Speaker CAs you were saying that too, I was realizing, like, you know, you mentioned about a dozen people.
Speaker CRight.
Speaker CBut I believe that God used that stage, used that event to impact even more.
Speaker CRight.
Speaker CBecause you know, that seed was sown.
Speaker CRight.
Speaker CAnd so you find a couple years later, one of them, you know, one of our mutual friend of ours, you know, he's the only one.
Speaker AYeah, yeah, sure.
Speaker AThe story.
Speaker ABecause this was like.
Speaker ALike, I had no idea that I was negatively affecting him in that.
Speaker AWell, I want you to share.
Speaker ABut like, when you say everything was fully finished and he told me about it, I was like, wow.
Speaker AOh, my goodness.
Speaker AOkay, I want you to share it.
Speaker CYeah.
Speaker CSo, yeah, after, you know, the first rubcon, this friend of ours.
Speaker CYeah, he.
Speaker CHe was insulted.
Speaker CHe was mad.
Speaker CHe was like, I can't believe that Dustin brought Christ in this.
Speaker CHe said, I didn't pay to hear this.
Speaker CYou know, he said, I paid to learn how to invest.
Speaker BAnd he was.
Speaker CSo this was two full days of thoughts.
Speaker AAnd at the very end, after like five minutes, I shared just five minutes.
Speaker CYeah.
Speaker CHe was so mad.
Speaker AI'm hearing everybody.
Speaker AI'm laughing because it's an amazing story.
Speaker CYes.
Speaker AAnd where it ends up.
Speaker ASo keep going.
Speaker AYes.
Speaker CAnd so.
Speaker CSo I remember that.
Speaker CAnd I was able to talk to him and I thank God for giving me the words to say and let him calm down.
Speaker AAnd he also had a relationship with you that could and confide in you.
Speaker CYou can confide in me, too.
Speaker CBut you see how.
Speaker CBut it's not just about me.
Speaker CIt's a team.
Speaker CLike, we're working, you know, so it was a team where God used me and Dustin as team.
Speaker CAnd so anyway, so this was amazing.
Speaker CSo Dustin mentioned he didn't know.
Speaker CSo the same individual.
Speaker CHe kept coming back to the conference.
Speaker CSo I.
Speaker CAnd he's even traveled with us in some other events and trips and everything.
Speaker CAnd just last year he called me.
Speaker CI remember calling.
Speaker AIt was the first Rubcon.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker AIt came to 2023 and into 2024 is when this started coming out.
Speaker CAre you talking started?
Speaker CYeah, I started told Dustin right after our friend, you know, because he kept.
Speaker CHe kept coming.
Speaker CHe called me.
Speaker CAnd I remember I was right in the Dominican Republic and I picked up the phone.
Speaker CI was waiting on my wife while she was getting her hair done, right.
Speaker CAnd so I picked up the phone and he.
Speaker CAnd he was like out of nowhere.
Speaker CHe was like, he's like, man, I really appreciate Dustin sharing that message on and just the person he is and spreading Christ.
Speaker CHe said, it's make it.
Speaker CIt made my life better and it's making other people's lives better.
Speaker CThat's what this individual say from going mad completely wanting to like, not come back to any events and everything.
Speaker ASay he's still not a Christian, I mean, agnostic.
Speaker CAnd he would, sure, he would still say that.
Speaker CBut it, but it's like he, he grow.
Speaker CHe's grown in that area.
Speaker CSo he went, so he went from not want to hear anything Christian, not even heard your word, God, to like.
Speaker AThe things that happened when it's past all that sort of stuff.
Speaker CTo now, like, being open.
Speaker CLike, he's like, you know, he doesn't get mad when we talk about Jesus anymore.
Speaker CAnd I always, you know, when we talk, you know, talking about, can I pray for you?
Speaker CYou know, and, and he's open.
Speaker CIt versus the beginning, he wasn't at all.
Speaker CBut now he's open to prayer.
Speaker CHe's open.
Speaker CAnd so there was a scripture that says, son, you know, some are called to reap, some are called to harvest, right?
Speaker CAnd so the God produces the growth.
Speaker CGod produces the growth.
Speaker CAnd so sometimes, you know, and, and I want to, you know, I believe there, there are some believers listening to this podcast is like, don't give up on, like, that's say never stop.
Speaker CNever stop with whoever it is that God place on your heart or even if you don't know that, that you're ministering to them, never stop sharing the gospel because you know, the words you're saying.
Speaker CIt's so.
Speaker CAnd seeds is making impacts, you know, the problem in life.
Speaker CAnd I'm guilty of it too.
Speaker CLike, when I sow a seed, I want.
Speaker CI want that harvest the next day.
Speaker AWe're patient.
Speaker CYou, I mean, you, you know, but that's one thing I had to learn is Patience.
Speaker CI remember you show me so many times when I was investing.
Speaker CBe patient, be patient.
Speaker CSame, same thing with the, you know, ministering to people.
Speaker CThe gospel is like, I want to see this right away.
Speaker CBut.
Speaker CBut sometimes God, God is the one who decides, as you say.
Speaker CYou know, I had to remind myself, not about me.
Speaker CYou know, again, that's both me, me.
Speaker CCharles wanted this to happen.
Speaker CNo, God will make it work.
Speaker BAmen.
Speaker CWe just have to do our part.
Speaker CSo to let God do his.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker AAnd one thing that when you told me about our friend, that he just kept coming and what he.
Speaker AAnd because I even called him, I said, hey, I really appreciate that.
Speaker ALike Charles shared with me and he, you knew I was going to hear it, but I just wanted to, you know, thank you that you stayed and stuck around.
Speaker AHe said, yeah, he told me that it's because I see you literally living every single, for the last three, four years, everything that you've been preaching, you live it.
Speaker AAnd you're goal is to help the people.
Speaker AAnd that has helped.
Speaker ALike not saying, not at all saying that like whatever negative stuff has happened in the past, but it helped him to realize not everybody is a hypocrite.
Speaker ANot everybody.
Speaker AWhat if that was the problem?
Speaker ABut like, yeah, there are people that are genuine.
Speaker CYeah.
Speaker AThat are Christ followers.
Speaker AAnd so, yeah, that was just really, really encouraging.
Speaker AHe said, I just been watching you and you don't deviate from.
Speaker AAnd now it's all by the glory of God, because if it was left up to me, I'd be so much like, I'm very prideful person, but with the Holy Spirit, I don't act prideful.
Speaker AAnd I try not to think about myself.
Speaker AI try to think about others.
Speaker AAnd that makes my life better.
Speaker AAnd then it also shines.
Speaker AChrist, the Bible says, let your light shine so bright that others will see your good deeds and praise your father in heaven.
Speaker CAmen.
Speaker ASo if we do that, how much better is it that people are seeing God in a better light as opposed to, oh my goodness, that guy says he's a Christian, what he's doing over there.
Speaker AAnd you beseech, beseech, besmirch the name.
Speaker AI've never been with that.
Speaker CYeah.
Speaker CAnd I want to say, you know, another thing too is like, you know, you know, should we do like, we have to, like, I don't know if you realize, like, okay, so the first part, you know, we were talking more open investing and we are having a good time.
Speaker CBut when we started talking about Christ influencing culture, like, man, I just felt the shift.
Speaker CBecause that's who we truly are.
Speaker CSo we, you know, we've got to do it.
Speaker AAmen.
Speaker CLiterally, like, it's.
Speaker CThere's not Is.
Speaker CThe question is not if we should.
Speaker CThe question is when will we.
Speaker AYes.
Speaker CRight.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker ASo I'm so glad you're a part of Master Passive Income.
Speaker AAnd I know I.
Speaker AI pray for you guys, and I pray for you and your family and everything you guys doing.
Speaker AIt's such a blessing to have you be a part of it.
Speaker AAnd you asked me, okay, we started group, which roof club is fantastic.
Speaker AI love it.
Speaker AA monthly meetup.
Speaker ALord willing, we're going to keep doing them all over the country.
Speaker AAnd with Root Club, you asked me the question, well, why?
Speaker AWe talked about this a year or two ago, like, we should start up a monthly meetup.
Speaker AAnd you asked me, why are we doing it now?
Speaker AAnd I said, it's you.
Speaker AI don't have the time.
Speaker AI'll be completely honest.
Speaker AThe desire to do those meetups.
Speaker CYeah.
Speaker ABecause I have so many other things that.
Speaker CAnd so many things you've worked on.
Speaker AEven, like, putting out an extra podcast episode.
Speaker AThat's going to reach a lot of people.
Speaker ABut the root club reaches people in a different way.
Speaker CIt sure does.
Speaker AAnd it connects people.
Speaker AAnd so, like, with Root Club, it's because of you and where you're at now.
Speaker AWe don't want shiny object syndrome.
Speaker ALike, you still need to keep going the path.
Speaker CYeah.
Speaker APraying.
Speaker AI'm praying.
Speaker AAnd hopefully everybody listening.
Speaker AYou should be praying for Charles to get his green card because it's approved and everything.
Speaker AYou just don't physically have in your hands.
Speaker ASo until that happens, it's like, wait, we got to keep going.
Speaker CWe got to keep praying.
Speaker CYeah.
Speaker CAnd.
Speaker CAnd even after it happens, we gotta still keep on praying.
Speaker CKeep going.
Speaker AI think we're gonna get your citizenship.
Speaker CThat's right.
Speaker CThat's another next step.
Speaker CSo I'm gonna go, you know.
Speaker CYeah, I'm all in.
Speaker AOkay.
Speaker AI'll get a little political.
Speaker AI don't know why you should.
Speaker AYou should.
Speaker ALegals get so much more than US Citizens.
Speaker CWe go.
Speaker AWe get stepped on.
Speaker CHey, I.
Speaker CI love all of my friends, and some of.
Speaker CSome of them, you know, came illegal and already have the paperwork, you know, so I'm like, you know, I'm like, okay, yeah.
Speaker AGod's amen reward.
Speaker AI'm going to say God is pleased that you're doing the right way.
Speaker CAmen.
Speaker CAbsolutely.
Speaker AYes.
Speaker ABecause, you know, you could do the not right way and maybe get the same result, but you Felt the Lord directing you to do this way.
Speaker CThat's right.
Speaker AAnd I, well, let me tell you this, if you came here illegally, did everything illegally, I'd be like, oh hey.
Speaker BCharles, nice to meet you, I'll help you.
Speaker AAnd then boom, we're done.
Speaker ABecause I want somebody has the same values working with me, connecting with Lee.
Speaker AAnd if somebody is deceitful, not saying that people have done this, but like in my mind I want people just like me.
Speaker AI don't want to deceive, I don't want to break laws, I don't know all that sort of stuff.
Speaker AAnd so in the end I'm like, man, I love that the people around us have we pray.
Speaker CThat's right.
Speaker AFor Roopcon meetings.
Speaker AAnd Ray, another Christ follower, I've known him 20, 30 a long time, he's a part of rootcon and we pray, we pray for each other, we pray for the event, we pray for the people that are coming.
Speaker ABecause in the end it's all about serving people.
Speaker CWe literally like.
Speaker CAnd prayer works, Prayer is powerful.
Speaker CLike, and sometimes we don't see the results right away.
Speaker CLike even if right on situation every time customers like can I pray for you?
Speaker CRight.
Speaker CAnd we're seeing approvals after approvals, you know, just you know, God's word working like so we believe in the power.
Speaker AOf prayer, you know, in fact I know that it's sad that I would say almost 100% of the churches, maybe less, maybe 99% of the churches in America, they pray maybe a minute, if that like before message pray, then after message pray like a formality.
Speaker AWhereas In Acts chapter 2, verse 42 in the Bible, the first church, the first gathering of the science churches, just a word.
Speaker ABut what the word actually is is ecclesia, the called out ones, the gathering of the saints.
Speaker AThat first gathering of the saints, not an organization, not a business, but a gathering of saints.
Speaker AIt says they devoted themselves, the people, the Christ followers, the body of believers devoted themselves to four things.
Speaker AThe ministry of the word or preaching the gospel, ministry of the word, of amongst each other.
Speaker ANot somebody, but teaching or talking to them, but them all during scalar fellowship.
Speaker AYeah, ministry, breaking bread and prayer.
Speaker ASo those are the four things, the four.
Speaker ASo ministry of the word, breaking bread, fellowship and prayer.
Speaker AAnd if you pray for 30 seconds before and after a message, but you give a 30 minute message or 40 minute sermon, you're not making prayer priority.
Speaker CSo that's right, prayer so important.
Speaker ALove prayer.
Speaker AIt's.
Speaker APrayer is just absolutely amazing, life changing.
Speaker ASo have you ever Let me ask you kind of deviate a little bit because I just actually curiously want to know, when you pray, have you ever felt a not necessarily audible voice, but like, have you felt, okay, I was thinking this one thing, but now through prayer, this is now almost like God spoke to your conscience and helped you to realize something different.
Speaker BOh, I never saw that.
Speaker AThat's interesting then.
Speaker AOkay, go ahead.
Speaker CAbsolutely.
Speaker CAnd, and I've seen it so much.
Speaker CYou know, I will say, like sometimes when I pray for something, you know, I don't, they don't always happen like immediately.
Speaker CRight.
Speaker CBut, and, and that's why I tell people, don't get like, keep praying.
Speaker CRight.
Speaker CDon't stop praying no matter if a 3 second break press says, you know, pray without ceasing.
Speaker CYeah, right.
Speaker CContinually pray.
Speaker CAnd sometimes, you know, you might be, you know, you might pray for something on you.
Speaker CYou might have prayed for three, four hours that night.
Speaker CRight.
Speaker CMaybe you didn't get the revelation.
Speaker CSometimes it's quick, next day you drive into work, boom, it hits you like it gives you exactly clear instructions what you should do so many times.
Speaker CAnd then sometimes God use, you know, brothers and sisters in Christ to pray.
Speaker CRight.
Speaker CLike I believe God used you to pray through this whole, you know, process, like with a refinance.
Speaker CAnd we're seeing, you know, we're seeing movement, we're seeing approvals, you know, so we, we have all the approvals, you know, and it wasn't, it wasn't just like a one time thing.
Speaker CLike, you know, God put on your heart to pray multiple times.
Speaker CLike you even called me last week, Saturday, right before my daughter's birthday party.
Speaker CI, I was thinking, you know, maybe, you know, maybe that does do.
Speaker CMaybe I missed something for R or something that was like, you know, because I was like, oh shoot, I probably missed something.
Speaker CBut no, he's like, no, I just, you know, it's on my heart to call you and ask you how's this process going?
Speaker CAnd then you say, can I pray for you?
Speaker CRight.
Speaker CSo I believe that prayer works.
Speaker CAnd it's not about getting something, but it's about, you know, Dustin literally put it, whatever he was doing with family, everything going on, he, he put himself down.
Speaker CNot put himself down, but like, it wasn't about him.
Speaker CIt was like God is leading me to check on Charles and pray from the situation.
Speaker CI appreciate that.
Speaker CAnd the same way, you know, God's calling us to do the same thing.
Speaker AFor others, you know, it's also being a Christ follower.
Speaker AI've been a Christmas for a Very, very long time.
Speaker AAnd then prayer, when you get like an affirmative, like a yes and this is the direction you thought you were going to go and you get a yes.
Speaker ALike that's so great.
Speaker AI prayed and gotten had God speak to my conscience through the Holy Spirit.
Speaker ABecause the Bible says, who knows the mind of the person if it's not for that spirit of that person?
Speaker AWell, we have the mind of Christ because we have the spirit of God inside of us so we can know God's will with that.
Speaker AThere's a couple times there have been like really not big decisions, like things that I need to do that I think it's one thing.
Speaker CYeah.
Speaker AAnd I think doing the opposite would be bad or wrong.
Speaker ANot wrong, not sinful at all.
Speaker ABut like I shouldn't do that.
Speaker AThat's just dumb.
Speaker AWhy would I do that?
Speaker CYeah.
Speaker AAnd as I'm praying, I'm praying to do this thing.
Speaker ABut then God helps me by speaking my conscience, changes me to think, oh my goodness, he wants me, the Lord wants me to do this thing that I thought like that didn't come to mind.
Speaker AThat's something I needed to do and I don't want to do it.
Speaker ABut he said, no, you have to do this.
Speaker CYeah.
Speaker AAnd then I don't just take it, say, okay, I'm doing it.
Speaker BWhat I do is the next day.
Speaker AOr the next time I pray.
Speaker AGod, this is what I heard.
Speaker BIt's confusing to me.
Speaker ADo you really want me to do this?
Speaker AClear as day, yes.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker AAnd then the next day.
Speaker ASo they're.
Speaker AI'm not gonna give too much detail, but it was like, I don't know, two months out from something that I needed or that was going to happen.
Speaker AThat anyways.
Speaker ASo I started praying then.
Speaker AAnd then I got the God giving me a new direction to go.
Speaker AI was like, that just sounds okay.
Speaker AThat's what you want to do.
Speaker ABut every day I would pray and eventually until like a month out, I just felt like God's like, stop asking me, already told you.
Speaker AYes.
Speaker AThis is the direction I want you to go.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker COkay.
Speaker AGod, I'm doing.
Speaker AYou know what I mean?
Speaker ABut yeah, prayer is absolutely amazing because it is.
Speaker AI mean people think that it can be or it's a one way communications.
Speaker ADefinitely it's a two way communication.
Speaker CTwo way communication.
Speaker AYes.
Speaker ABecause we have the Lord speaking our cr.
Speaker AWe have the Holy Spirit inside us, man.
Speaker ACharles, you and I could go on forever, right?
Speaker CYeah, you know it.
Speaker ABut I want to get.
Speaker AYou got to fly out soon.
Speaker ABut you have the breakthrough Investor Podcast, which is absolutely.
Speaker AAnd so, well, let me just do this.
Speaker AHow can we pray for you?
Speaker CYeah, absolutely, man.
Speaker CYeah.
Speaker CFirst of all, definitely check out the Breakthrough Investor.
Speaker CWe're praying for it to reach more lives.
Speaker CAnd it's really like the things we talk about, you know, Dustin actually, like, what was the, you know, what was it that caused you to get started?
Speaker CWhat was it, you know, that he said?
Speaker CAnd it was really like breaking through, limiting beliefs.
Speaker CAnd I always just tell Dustin over the years, I said, yeah, we need something more mindset.
Speaker CDustin's like, I'm more of a doer.
Speaker CAnd then you, like, finally it's like, okay, yeah, well, you do it.
Speaker CYeah, you and William, you know, so William and I, we hit on that with lots of amazing people.
Speaker ASo great.
Speaker CBut, yeah, so, absolutely, for me, my biggest prayer right now and.
Speaker CAnd is.
Speaker CIs to.
Speaker CIs to be, you know, to stabilize everything and truly get to that investor phase.
Speaker CThat's really what I'm pushing and working towards right there.
Speaker CAnd that's kind of like, you know, that's kind of like the top.
Speaker CBoth my wife and I, you know, get.
Speaker AGet stabilizing.
Speaker AGetting into the investor stage is not easy.
Speaker AAnd the fact is there's a lot of trials, a lot of issues that come up.
Speaker CThat's right.
Speaker AAnd financially, too, it's not the easiest part, because once you get stabilized, my.
Speaker BGoodness is totally different.
Speaker CAbsolutely, Absolutely.
Speaker CAnd, you know, and.
Speaker CAnd so for God to always, you know, keep.
Speaker CKeep me, you know, as I'm getting everything stabilized, you know, as at the end of the day, all that matters is is his kingdom and his way, his righteousness.
Speaker CRight.
Speaker CAnd so that's.
Speaker CI'm not.
Speaker CThat's the most important thing.
Speaker CRight.
Speaker CAnd so.
Speaker CBut yeah, those are kind of the two things.
Speaker CJust like, you know, that for me, it's important and powerful.
Speaker ALove it.
Speaker AI love it.
Speaker CYeah.
Speaker AWell, Chad, check out the Breakthrough Adventure podcast and follow Charles on Instagram.
Speaker AWhat's your handle on the Instagram?
Speaker CYeah, so just search Charles Rose Jr.
Speaker CDon't forget the Junior on the end.
Speaker ACharles Rose.
Speaker CLike the flower Junior.
Speaker CYou'll find me with that same handle on all the social media networks.
Speaker BWell, let me pray.
Speaker ADear Father, thank you so much for this time we can come together as Christ followers, as brothers.
Speaker AThank you so much that you blessed us with each other.
Speaker ABut, Lord, also your son, Jesus Christ, how his death on the cross has blessed us with righteousness, his imputed, his righteousness given to us.
Speaker ALord, his blood spent or shed on the cross covers us, cleanses us from all unrighteousness, but at the same time bonds us together.
Speaker AChrist followers together in fellowship.
Speaker ASo, Lord, we thank you so much for his blood.
Speaker AWe thank you so much for his sacrifice.
Speaker AHe didn't want to do it.
Speaker AIt was not his desire.
Speaker AHe didn't volunteer.
Speaker AYou told him to do it, father.
Speaker AAnd he was obedient.
Speaker AObedient to dying on a cross.
Speaker AAnd so we thank you so much that he was obedient.
Speaker AHelp us to be obedient because we know that as a slave to righteousness, we have so much, we have life, but we can also, if we don't, we're not a slave to righteousness.
Speaker AYou have to be either one a slave to righteousness or a slave to sin.
Speaker AAnd slim leads to death.
Speaker ASo Lord, bless us and bless our families to be a slave to righteousness only doing what you tell us to do.
Speaker ACharles, he's doing all this, is all this work with his family, helping them get the green card.
Speaker AI pray that that goes through very, very fast.
Speaker AWe pray that the new baby coming be just another huge blessing for their family.
Speaker AWe know that children are a blessing from you, father.
Speaker AI pray that you bless Charles to raise them up in the fear and admonition of the Lord.
Speaker AWe also pray, father, that as he is getting to the investor stage where he's stabilizing properties, refinancing properties and it's definitely can be really trying and financially really tough at times.
Speaker AI pray that you bless him through this, Lord.
Speaker AI pray that these properties refinancing, Lord, that you would bless him to have these clothes and be a fantastic blessing for he and his family and have it closed very, very soon.
Speaker AIf not, you know, Monday or Tuesday of next week because of your goodness.
Speaker ASo thank you for my brother, elder Charles.
Speaker AThank you so much for bringing him in my life and vice versa, my in his life and our families as well.
Speaker ASo help us to be more and more like your son.
Speaker AWe thank you for your work.
Speaker AJesus name.
Speaker AAmen.
Speaker CAmen.
Speaker CAwesome.
Speaker AThere we go.
Speaker AYeah, that was good.
Speaker CI know, right?
Speaker CHow long we did?
Speaker COh, 1142.
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