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Episode 323: The Million Dollar Social Security Mistake
Jun 3, 2026
40m 44s
Bonus: Why the 60/40 Portfolio No Longer Works
May 29, 2026
21m 19s
Episode 322: Stop Managing Start Leading
May 27, 2026
33m 45s
Episode 321: Empowered Money & the Business Owner’s Path to Freedom
May 20, 2026
45m 01s
Episode 320: What Smart Investors Look For Before Backing A Business
May 13, 2026
22m 34s
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| 6/3/26 | ![]() Episode 323: The Million Dollar Social Security Mistake | Did you know that a typical retired couple can expect to receive over $1.4 million from Social Security? Yet over 90% of people are getting less money than they are eligible to receive. This isn’t just a small monthly check; it’s one of the most valuable retirement assets you have, and understanding how to unlock its full potential is critical.This conversation on Grow Your Business & Grow Your Wealth with Gary Held and guest, national Social Security expert Ash Ahluwalia, is a masterclass in retirement income planning. Ash demystifies the system's complexity, revealing the costly mistakes many people make and the surprising opportunities they miss. For any professional planning for their future, this episode offers a clear, actionable guide to making smarter decisions about their benefits.Ash Ahluwalia is the Head of Social Security Planning at OneTeam Financial. As one of the nation’s leading experts in retirement income strategies with credentials including CFP®, CSSCS, and NSSA®, Ash has spent nearly 30 years helping thousands of retirees navigate their benefits.Key Takeaways: - Your Social Security benefits are a pension you cannot outlive. - There are over 500 possible filing strategies for most couples. - The strategy that pays the most money over time is not always the best one. - Planning for survivor benefits as a couple is essential - Recent legislation did not make Social Security tax-free for most seniors. - Business owners can strategically allocate income to enhance their future benefits.Listen to the full episode to gain the clarity and confidence you need to secure your financial future. It’s a conversation that could change the course of your retirement.To learn more from Ash Ahluwalia or to explore a complimentary consultation, you can connect with him at OneTeam Financial. His expertise can provide personalized guidance on your specific retirement income strategy.https://www.oneteamfinancial.com/team/ash-ahluwalia | 40m 44s | ||||||
| 5/29/26 | ![]() Bonus: Why the 60/40 Portfolio No Longer Works | Is the traditional 60 40 portfolio officially outdated?What happens when one of the nation’s top investment minds says the strategy millions still rely on may no longer fit today’s market?In this powerful episode of Grow Your Business & Grow Your Wealth, guest host Terry DuPont sits down with Christopher R. Coolidge, Chief Investment Officer of Brookwood Investment Group, to discuss how modern investors can adapt to volatility, shifting correlations, AI driven opportunities, commodities, tactical portfolio management, and why traditional investment playbooks may no longer be enough.With experience from BlackRock to global macro investing, Chris shares how institutional strategies are now becoming accessible to everyday investors and why the next decade may look nothing like the last. Key Takeaways→ Why the traditional 60 40 portfolio may no longer deliver the protection investors expect.→ How Brookwood uses a 50 30 20 framework to build more durable outcomes.→ Why tactical management is about anticipating change, not reacting emotionally.→ How commodities, silver, energy, and AI infrastructure are creating new opportunities.→ Why ETF innovation is giving Main Street access to institutional-style investing.→ How modern portfolios can seek stronger returns without taking excessive risk. If today’s conversation challenged the way you think about portfolio construction, market risk, and long-term wealth strategy, connect with Chris to learn how modern investment thinking is helping investors navigate a changing world. LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/christopher-r-coolidge-cfa-b876a84Website: https://www.brookwoodinvestmentgroup.comConnect with Guest Host Terry DuPontTerry DuPontDuPont Advisory GroupServing Indiana For Over 43 Yearshttps://www.dupontadvisory.com/🎧 Like what you hear? Follow, share, and subscribe to Grow Your Business & Grow Your Wealth so you never miss conversations designed to help you grow smarter and build lasting wealth. | 21m 19s | ||||||
| 5/27/26 | ![]() Episode 322: Stop Managing Start Leading | What if the biggest problem in your business is not strategy, sales, or marketing… but the way your people systems are built?In this episode of Grow Your Business & Grow Your Wealth, Tom Healy joins Gary Heldt to break down why so many growing companies struggle with turnover, chaos, poor communication, and leadership bottlenecks.Tom explains how unclear roles, lack of accountability, missing training systems, and owner dependency quietly hold businesses back from growth and valuation. He also shares practical insights on leadership, AI, documentation, and building teams that can actually scale without constant firefighting.If you’ve ever felt like your business depends too much on you, this conversation will hit home.Key Takeaways.→ Why most “business problems” are actually people problems.→ The hidden danger of building a company around personalities instead of systems.→ How poor onboarding and missing training create turnover before employees even settle in.→ Why documenting processes increases business value and improves succession planning.→ The difference between owning a business and simply owning a stressful job.→ How AI can help employees become more valuable instead of replacing them.Connect with Tom Healy:LinkedInWebsite:PeopleOps360Email:Tom@PeopleOps360.comVisit Gary Heldt's website atSBA AdvisorsConnect with Gary on LinkedIn🎧 Like what you hear? Follow, share, and subscribe to Grow Your Business & Grow Your Wealth for more conversations designed to help business owners grow smarter, scale stronger, and build lasting wealth. | 33m 45s | ||||||
| 5/20/26 | ![]() Episode 321: Empowered Money & the Business Owner’s Path to Freedom | Can your business run without you, or do you simply own a very demanding job?In this episode of Grow Your Business & Grow Your Wealth, Gary Heldt sits down with Alan Franks, founder of the Business Planning Institute and author of Empowered Money. Alan shares why many entrepreneurs get trapped inside the businesses they build, how business owners can create real financial freedom, and why your company should be treated as a valuable asset, not just a paycheck.Alan also breaks down the “Italy Test,” the importance of liquidity, smart debt, better business systems, and why every business owner needs a strong professional team. This conversation is honest, practical, and packed with advice for owners who want their business to work for them, not consume them. Key Takeaways:→ Your business should create personal wealth, not just income. → If you cannot leave for two to three weeks without losing income or facing chaos, your business may not pass the “Italy Test.” → Business owners need systems, checklists, and SOPs so the company can operate without everything living in their head. → Liquidity matters because it gives business owners safety, options, and the ability to act when opportunities appear. → Every business owner should rank their accountant, attorney, banker, financial advisor, and other professionals from one to ten. Weak advisors hold the business back. → Entrepreneurship is not always freedom. Without structure, it can become another form of being trapped. Quote:“Until then, you just own a job.” Connect with Alan Franks:Visit the Business Planning Institute: https://thebusinessplanninginstitute.com/Learn more about Empowered Money: https://empowered-money.com/Connect with Gary Heldt:Visit Gary Heldt's website at https://www.sbadvisors.cc/Connect with Gary on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/gary-d-heldt-jr/ 🎧 Like what you hear? Follow, like, and subscribe to Grow Your Business & Grow Your Wealth so you never miss an episode designed to help you grow smarter and faster. | 45m 01s | ||||||
| 5/13/26 | ![]() Episode 320: What Smart Investors Look For Before Backing A Business | What if the biggest threat to your business is growing too fast?This week on Grow Your Business & Grow Your Wealth, host Gary Heldt sits down with franchise powerhouse Terry Blachek, Managing Director at Franvest Capital Partners and one of the original partners behind Orangetheory Fitness.With more than 35 years of experience scaling brands, building teams, leading sales and marketing, and making investment decisions, Terry shares the lessons that helped turn a bold boutique fitness concept into a global powerhouse with more than 1,500 locations across 23 countries.From evaluating unit economics and solving real customer problems to building advisory boards and avoiding costly growth mistakes, this episode is packed with real world advice for entrepreneurs, franchise owners, investors, and business leaders ready to scale smarter. In this episode, you will discover:→ Why the best businesses solve problems, not just sell products.→ The three things Terry looks at before investing in any company.→ Why undercapitalization quietly kills great businesses.→ How poor systems can destroy fast growth.→ Why documented processes are critical before opening location number two.→ The exact makeup of a powerful personal advisory board.→ How confidence grows when you surround yourself with the right people.→ Why perspective may be one of your greatest leadership tools.About Our GuestTerry Blachek is Managing Director at Franvest Capital Partners and a veteran fitness and franchise executive with more than 35 years of experience scaling businesses. As an original partner of Orangetheory Fitness, Terry helped shape the company’s signature pre sale model and later built Austin Fitness Group into one of the largest franchise groups in the system. Today he continues to influence brands as an investor, keynote speaker, advisor, and host of Tuesday with Terry, now more than 100 episodes strong.Connect With TerryConnect with Terry Blachek on LinkedIn:https://www.linkedin.com/in/terry-blachek-78431a174/Listen to Tuesday with Terry on Apple, Spotify, and major podcast platforms.🎧 Like what you hear? Follow, like, share, and subscribe to Grow Your Business & Grow Your Wealth so you never miss conversations designed to help you grow smarter, scale stronger, and build lasting wealth.Visit Gary Heldt's website at https://www.sbadvisors.cc/Connect with Gary on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/gary-d-heldt-jr/ | 22m 34s | ||||||
| 5/8/26 | ![]() Bonus: Hidden Tax Risks Hurting Growth✨ | tax risksbusiness growth+4 | Brian Weaver | CPAMBA | — | tax risksbusiness growth+5 | — | 28m 25s | |
| 5/6/26 | ![]() Episode 319: The Missing Secret To Success✨ | successmindset+3 | John Mitchell | University of Texas McCombs School of BusinessThink and Grow Rich | — | successThink and Grow Rich+5 | — | 42m 02s | |
| 4/29/26 | ![]() Episode 318: Franchise Myths That Cost You✨ | franchisingbusiness evaluation+4 | Kimberley J. Daly | — | — | franchise mythsbusiness choice+4 | — | 28m 10s | |
| 4/27/26 | ![]() Bonus: Self Storage Investing Without the Headaches✨ | self-storage investingpassive income+3 | Ryan Gibson | Spartan Investment Group | — | self-storagepassive income+3 | — | 28m 40s | |
| 4/24/26 | ![]() Bonus: Why Financial Planning Matters More Than Most Business Owners Realize✨ | financial planningbusiness growth+5 | Grant Daffin | Daffin FinancialEY+1 | — | financial planningbusiness owners+5 | — | 29m 50s | |
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| 4/22/26 | ![]() Episode 317: Commercial Lending Strategies That Work✨ | commercial lendingreal estate+3 | David Kotter | Hybrid Debt FundIntegrity Capital, LLC | — | commercial lendingreal estate+3 | — | 26m 09s | |
| 4/15/26 | ![]() Episode 316: The Hidden Risk in Retirement✨ | retirement planningtax strategy+3 | Erik Brenner | Hilltop Wealth & Tax Solutions | — | retirementtax planning+5 | — | 30m 01s | |
| 4/8/26 | ![]() Episode 315: Stop Being the Business Bottleneck✨ | business growthfounder's trap+3 | Charles Gaudet | Predictable Profits | LinkedIn | business bottleneckgrowth strategies+3 | — | 39m 19s | |
| 4/3/26 | ![]() Bonus: Why Growing Businesses Need More Than Bookkeeping✨ | financial leadershipcash flow+4 | Patricia Santayana | Delphi Advisory Services | — | financial visibilitycash flow+5 | — | 24m 51s | |
| 4/1/26 | ![]() Episode 314: What Every Business Owner Needs to Know Before Exiting✨ | business exit strategysuccession planning+4 | Tyson Ray | SPACE™ FrameworkFORM Wealth Advisors+1 | — | succession planningbusiness exit+5 | — | 26m 38s | |
| 3/25/26 | ![]() Episode 313: How Business Owners Build Value Before Exit | What if the biggest mistake in exit planning is waiting until you are ready to leave?In this episode of Grow Your Business & Grow Your Wealth, Gary Heldt sits down with David Flores Wilson, Managing Partner at Sinceres Advisory, to talk about what business owners often miss when it comes to financial planning, business value, and long-term freedom. This is not just a conversation about retirement accounts or investments. It is about building a business that creates real value, understanding your true financial freedom number, and preparing for an exit that protects both your money and your purpose.David explains why financial planning for entrepreneurs is different from traditional retirement planning, why so many owners wait too long to prepare, and why the right team matters more than ever. Gary and David also dig into the emotional side of leaving a business, including identity, family conversations, and what life looks like after the deal is done.6 Key Takeaways→ Exit planning is not a last-minute event. It is a long-term process that should start earlier than most business owners think.→ A stronger exit plan can make your business more valuable even if you never sell it.→ Your business may be your best investment, so blindly pulling money out to diversify is not always the smartest move.→ Owners need to know their real expense level so they can calculate a true walk away financial freedom number.→ Selling a business without a plan for purpose, time, and identity can create regret even when the money is there.→ The best outcomes happen when the business owner, CPA, attorney, and financial advisor work together instead of in silos.To learn more about David Flores Wilson and explore his personal finance blog for business owners, check out Planning to Wealth and book a consultation to talk through your situation.connect with David on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/david-flores-wilson-cfp%C2%AE-cfa-02b5a/ | 25m 59s | ||||||
| 3/20/26 | ![]() Bonus: Why Business Valuation Matters Long Before You Sell | Most business owners think valuation matters only when they are ready to sell. Bethany Hearn explains why that mindset can cost owners money, lead to avoidable disputes, and leave major risks hidden in plain sight.In this episode, guest host Jack Reeder sits down with Bethany Hearn, CPA, ABV, and CFF, to talk about business valuation, forensic accounting, succession planning, and the legal and financial blind spots that can hurt business owners when they least expect it. Bethany shares why valuation should begin years before a sale, how poorly written agreements can create costly conflicts, and what owners can do now to protect value, legacy, and peace of mind.Key Takeaways→ Valuation is not just for selling your business. It is critical for succession planning, estate planning, shareholder changes, and dispute prevention.→ Waiting until the last minute can reduce the value you are able to create or protect.→ Forensic accounting can uncover hidden risks inside your business, especially when too much financial responsibility sits with one person.→ Poorly written buy-sell agreements can create confusion, surprises, and costly litigation.→ Different industries require different valuation lenses, especially when capital needs, cash flow, and risk vary.→ Verbal agreements in family and farming businesses can become major legal problems when expectations are not clearly documented.This episode is guest-hosted by Jack Reeder, who leads a thoughtful conversation focused on helping business owners understand value, reduce risk, and make smarter decisions before problems arise.Connect with Bethany Hearn to learn more about business valuation, forensic accounting, transaction services, and how to protect your business before a transition or dispute puts pressure on the numbers.For more information on Guest Host: Jack W. Reeder, CLU®, ChFC®Chartered Financial Consultant978-335-2267 | 33m 08s | ||||||
| 3/18/26 | ![]() Episode 312: How to Build Financial Freedom Through Passive Income | What if financial freedom is not about retiring early, but about building enough income and confidence to finally choose how you live and work?In this episode of Grow Your Business & Grow Your Wealth, Gary Heldt talks with Daniel Alonzo about what it really takes to build financial independence. Daniel shares how he shifted from simply selling to building a scalable business, why passive income changed his life, and how systems, mentorship, and personal growth helped him create long term freedom. This conversation is a strong reminder that wealth is not accidental. It is built through discipline, leverage, and the willingness to stay coachable.→ Financial freedom means having enough income and investment growth to support the lifestyle you want whether you are working or not.→ Passive income is not magic. It comes from building something that can keep producing through people, systems, and duplication.→ Business owners who want to grow cannot stay trapped in doing everything themselves. Real scale comes from systematizing what works and teaching it well.→ Community and mentorship matter because the right people can help you think bigger, move faster, and avoid staying stuck in your own blind spots.→ Coachability is a wealth skill. Ego can hold people back, while learning from others can open the door to bigger results.→ Wealth is not just about money. It is about purpose, freedom of choice, and building a life you actually want to live.Connect with Daniel Alonzo through Wealth on the Beach, explore his books, and learn more about his coaching community and wealth building philosophy. Join the club: https://wealthonthebeach.com/homeDaniel's LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/danielalonzo8/Connect with Gary on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/gary-d-heldt-jr/ | 35m 33s | ||||||
| 3/11/26 | ![]() Episode 311: Multifamily Syndication and Cost Segregation | Ever feel like you can make good money and still lose the game because too much of it walks out the door?In this episode, Gary sits down with a multifamily investor who watched a massive real estate downturn up close, then rebuilt by learning how syndication works and how investors think about cash flow, taxes, and long-term ownership. They dig into cost segregation, bonus depreciation, and why mindset matters when you are running deals in a world you cannot control. 6 key takeaways → Market cycles are real, and over-leverage, plus building to sell instead of building to hold, can turn a boom into a brutal bust fast. → Syndication is one way investors pool capital to buy apartments together, starting smaller to build a track record before scaling up. → Know your role before you invest: general partners run the deal, limited partners stay passive, and the work plus risk profile is different. → Cost segregation can compress depreciation into a shorter window, which can create large write-offs when the math makes sense. → A resilient mindset is not motivational fluff; it is required because you do not control markets, interest rates, or tenant behavior. → The wealth game is not only income, but it is also retention: it is not about the money you make, it is the money you keep. If this episode sparked questions about real estate investing, syndication, or tax strategy, connect with Gary and share what you are trying to build. For more from the guest, start with YouTube by searching “Justin Brennan multifamily” and visit justincbrennan.com. | 37m 26s | ||||||
| 3/4/26 | ![]() Episode 310: Finding Success Through Authentic Mentorship | What if the key to entrepreneurial success wasn’t just about capital, but about finding your “good peoples”? This week’s guest, Brandon Na, founded his venture firm on this very principle, a concept born from a lifelong friendship and a desire to build a network of unselfish, supportive guides for founders. His journey reveals that the path to building something meaningful is often about who you have in your corner.In this conversation, Gary Heldt and Brandon Na explore the realities of the startup world, moving beyond the headlines to discuss what it truly takes to build and scale a business. Brandon shares critical insights on the common pitfalls founders face, the importance of deep self awareness, and how to find a mentor who is genuinely invested in your success. This episode is a masterclass for any entrepreneur who wants to understand the nuances of venture capital, team building, and creating a business that aligns with their personal mission.Key Takeaways → True mentorship is a two way street built on mutual respect and aligned goals. → Self awareness is the most significant and most common obstacle for founders seeking capital. → Understanding your total addressable market is essential before you even begin to build. → Success for a founder doesn’t always mean a massive exit; sometimes it means having the wisdom to walk away. → To truly learn a concept, you must be able to teach it to someone else. → We live in a capitalistic society, and access to resources is critical for turning an idea into a reality.If you are navigating the challenges of growing your business, this conversation offers a refreshing perspective on what truly matters. Listen to the full episode for more insights, and consider sharing it with a fellow entrepreneur who could benefit from this guidance.To learn more about Brandon Na’s work with early stage founders, you can visit his website at Good Peoples Ventures. He is passionate about connecting with entrepreneurs and is open to conversations, so you can also reach out to him directly via email. https://goodpeoplesventures.com/Pull Quotes→ "The funny thing is, most people can’t handle the truth. And so you have to kind of gauge whether or not your mentee or whoever you’re trying to help can handle it."Listen to the full episode, then share it with one founder who needs a smarter circle and a clearer path. | 27m 36s | ||||||
| 2/27/26 | ![]() Resolving IRS Issues With Confidence | What do you do when that dreaded letter from the IRS arrives? For many, the first instinct is to ignore it, hoping it will go away. But that is the single biggest mistake you can make.In this episode, guest host Jack Reeder talks with Felecia Dixson, an Enrolled Agent with over forty years of experience, about how to handle IRS issues with a clear head and a solid strategy. They discuss the most common reasons business owners face tax problems, why you should never try to solve them alone, and how to find the right professional help. This conversation is essential for any business owner who wants to understand the IRS better and protect their peace of mind.> Ignoring an IRS notice is the worst first step.-> Payroll tax issues are a major red flag for the IRS.> You should never try to handle an IRS issue on your own.-> An Enrolled Agent can represent you in all 50 states.-> Embarrassment should not stop you from seeking help.-> The sooner you act, the more options you have.If you have ever felt a knot in your stomach thinking about taxes, this episode is for you. Listen to the full conversation to learn how to face IRS challenges with confidence. Subscribe to Grow Your Business & Grow Your Wealth for more conversations that help you grow smarter.To learn more about Felecia Dixson and her work, you can find her by searching her name, Felecia Dixson, or her business, Dixson Tax Resolution Services, online. Felecia is available on LinkedIn and Facebook and offers a newsletter with more information. | 25m 47s | ||||||
| 2/25/26 | ![]() Episode 309: Closing the Financial Confidence Gap for Women | What if you could transform your relationship with money from a source of stress to a source of confidence? For many women, conversations about finances have long been off-limits, creating a confidence gap that can have a lasting impact on their financial future. This episode is a conversation about changing that narrative. This week on the Grow Your Business & Grow Your Wealth podcast with host Gary Heldt, who is joined by Shawna Bieda, a seasoned Senior Wealth Advisor who is passionate about empowering women to take control of their financial lives. We explore the unique financial challenges women face, from pay gaps and career breaks to longer lifespans, and why a holistic approach to financial planning is so crucial. Shawna shares her personal journey and offers practical advice on building a strong financial foundation, no matter where you are in your journey. One of the biggest mistakes women make is waiting too long to start investing in their future. It is important to have a financial plan that is flexible and realistic, and that adapts to life’s many changes. Building a relationship with a trusted financial advisor is a critical step in this process. You should feel comfortable being vulnerable and asking questions to ensure you are getting the right plan for you. Taking that first step, no matter how small, is the key to building financial confidence. Money is like a muscle; the more you use it, the stronger and more confident you become. We invite you to listen to this important conversation and take one step today toward your own financial empowerment. Subscribe to our podcast for more insightful conversations, and if you found this episode valuable, please share it with a woman in your life. To learn more about Shawna Bieda and her work, you can visit the XML Financial Group website at xmlfg.com. You can also connect with her directly via email at s.bieda@xmlfg.com https://www.xmlfg.com/shawna-biedaPhone:9293257386 | 27m 33s | ||||||
| 2/20/26 | ![]() Bonus: Navigating Social Security for a Secure Retirement | Deciding when to claim Social Security is one of the most significant financial choices you will make. The right strategy can mean a more secure and comfortable retirement, while the wrong one could leave you with less than you deserve. In this episode, we explore the nuances of Social Security and retirement planning to help you make the best decision for your future.Host Gary Heldt sits down with Bruce G. Kaserman, President of BGK Financial, to demystify Social Security. They discuss the factors that should inform your decision on when to start receiving benefits, the impact of working in retirement, and how to create a financial plan aligned with your life goals. This conversation is essential for anyone approaching retirement age seeking clarity and confidence in their financial future.Here are six key takeaways from the conversation: - Your Social Security claiming strategy should be tailored to your individual circumstances, including your health, marital status, and other sources of income. - Working while receiving Social Security benefits can impact the amount you receive, so it is important to understand the income thresholds. - Delaying Social Security benefits until age 70 can significantly increase your monthly payments. - Proper tax planning is crucial to minimizing the taxes you pay on your Social Security benefits and other retirement income. - For business owners, the way you structure your salary can have long-term consequences for your Social Security benefits. - A comprehensive financial plan can help you navigate the complexities of retirement and ensure you do not outlive your savings.If you are looking for expert guidance on your retirement strategy, this episode offers valuable insights. Listen to the full conversation to gain a deeper understanding of how to make your money work for you in retirement. Subscribe to our podcast for more insightful conversations and share this episode with anyone who could benefit from this valuable information.To learn more about Bruce G. Kaserman and his work, you can visit his website at bgkfinancial.com. As a fiduciary and National Social Security Advisor, Bruce is dedicated to helping professionals and business owners make informed decisions to secure their financial futures. You can also connect with him to learn more about his upcoming seminars on Social Security and retirement planning. | 28m 13s | ||||||
| 2/18/26 | ![]() Episode 307: Why Your Business Needs a Global Perspective | What if the biggest risks to your business are happening in markets you are not even watching? In a world more connected than ever, a shift in a supply chain on the other side of the globe can impact your bottom line overnight. Staying ahead requires a new way of thinking.In this episode, Gary Heldt sits down with Daniel Nikic, a Global Investment Specialist and founder of COHRES. They explore why a global perspective is no longer optional for entrepreneurs, how to spot emerging AI and software trends before they become mainstream, and the critical importance of managing risk with confidence in a rapidly changing economic landscape. Daniel shares insights from analyzing over 15,000 companies, revealing how business owners can identify smart opportunities and grow with confidence. - A global mindset is essential for modern entrepreneurs because supply chains and market forces are deeply interconnected across continents. - Successful companies must be willing to pivot their strategies and business models in response to new technologies and market shifts. - Artificial intelligence should be viewed as a powerful tool for research and efficiency, not just an industry, fundamentally changing how businesses operate. - For early-stage companies, building a strong professional network can be more valuable than securing initial investment. - Poor cash flow management and a damaged reputation are two of the most significant red flags that can derail a growing business. - Building and maintaining a strong reputation based on respect and integrity is a long term asset that is crucial for sustainable success.If you are ready to think bigger about your business strategy and prepare for the opportunities of a globalized future, this conversation will offer a new lens on your growth. Listen to the full episode, subscribe for more insights, and share it with a fellow business owner.To learn more from Daniel Nikic and explore his work in global investment, you can visit his website at DanielNikic.com. You can also connect with him directly on LinkedIn to continue the conversation. | 20m 14s | ||||||
| 2/18/26 | ![]() Episode 308: The Hidden Value of Your Social Security | Did you know that a typical retired couple can expect to receive over $1.4 million in Social Security benefits? Yet over 90% of people are getting less money than they are eligible to receive. This isn’t just a small monthly check; it’s one of the most valuable retirement assets you have, and understanding how to unlock its full potential is critical.This conversation on Grow Your Business & Grow Your Wealth with Gary Held and guest, national Social Security expert Ash Ahluwalia, is a masterclass in retirement income planning. Ash demystifies the system's complexity, revealing the costly mistakes many people make and the surprising opportunities they miss. For any professional planning for their future, this episode offers a clear, actionable guide to making smarter decisions about their benefits. Ash Ahluwalia is the Head of Social Security Planning at OneTeam Financial. As one of the nation’s leading experts in retirement income strategies with credentials including CFP®, CSSCS, and NSSA®, Ash has spent nearly 30 years helping thousands of retirees navigate their benefits. Key Takeaways: Your Social Security benefits are a pension you cannot outlive. There are over 500 possible filing strategies for most couples. - The strategy that pays the most money over time is not always the best one. - Planning for survivor benefits as a couple is essential - Recent legislation did not make Social Security tax-free for most seniors. - Business owners can strategically allocate income to enhance their future benefits. Listen to the full episode to gain the clarity and confidence you need to secure your financial future. It’s a conversation that could change the course of your retirement. To learn more from Ash Ahluwalia or to explore a complimentary consultation, you can connect with him at OneTeam Financial. His expertise can provide personalized guidance on your specific retirement income strategy. https://www.oneteamfinancial.com/team/ash-ahluwalia | 34m 44s | ||||||
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