The Matt King Show

Watch Andrew & Matt On The Ranch: https://youtu.be/KeDTqOWOZEYAndrew Freed sacrificed his goals and vision while working a six-figure W2 job at MIT and Harvard. Recognizing the status quo was a decision, he decided to stop living somebody else's dream. Andrew details his journey of overcoming limiting beliefs, including a massive health transformation, and achieving financial freedom. His story is a powerful lesson that Action with knowledge is power and that the worst-case scenario is often the life you're already living. He currently self-manages 550 rental units and closed on 250 units this year.Connect With Andrew:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/investorfreedFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/afreed2Linked In: https://www.linkedin.com/in/andrew-freed-msm/Connect With MattWebsite: http://themattking.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mattking.atx TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@mattking.atx LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kingmatthewr/ MKS Podcast Playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLbKAN0ZZUBLFJyuI9EQpjfRjq0Pm7kYC1 #realestateinvestor #w2exit #financialfreedom #entrepreneurshipThe Tribe of High-Performing Men: http://gobundance.com/tribe

This is the conversation I wasn't ready to have.In this episode, I sit down with my sister Rebecca King to talk about nature vs nurture, the way we were raised, and how two kids from the same house can turn out so similar and so different.We get into independence, discipline, consequences, and the small parenting moments that shaped us more than we realized. We also talk about audacity, the “why not me” mindset, resilience through adversity, and what seeing the world taught Rebecca, from West Point to building a life overseas.If you have siblings, if you are a parent, or if you are still trying to understand what made you who you are, this one will hit.Chapters00:00 The conversation I wasn’t ready for00:28 Nature vs nurture and how we were raised01:54 The messy middle people never see03:34 Where our parents got it wrong07:38 Consequences and accountability09:22 “I was wrong. You were right.”11:58 Being “Matt King’s sister”18:18 What seeing the world teaches you23:25 Adversity, fear, and resilience27:17 The audacity to believe you can38:51 Why our parents hate it, doubt it, then support it56:57 Addiction traits and channeling them1:13:57 Why Rebecca is single1:24:16 The fox hunting storySubscribe for more conversations on leadership, family, performance, and building a life with intention.

errence Ogden lived that truth.In this episode of The Matt King Show, Terrence shares his journey from heroin addiction, jail, and weighing just 135 pounds to rucking 1,000 miles across Texas and founding Project Grit.This is not a motivation story...It's a survival story.Terrence opens up about addiction, brotherhood, pain, discipline, and why doing hard things saved his life. From stealing a tire just to get to rehab, to walking through the desert alone for 40 days, this conversation goes deep into what actually pulls a man out of rock bottom.If you have ever felt lost, stuck, addicted, numb, or close to quitting, this episode is for you.Topics covered:- What rock bottom really looks like- Addiction and the three ways it ends- Why avoiding pain makes life worse- Brotherhood and asking for help- The moment Project Grit was born- Walking 1,000 miles solo across Texas- How suffering builds purpose- Why discipline beats motivation every timeThis episode is about facing what you avoid, standing up when it hurts, and helping the man next to you when he is at his lowest.Guest: Terrence OgdenFounder of Project GritWebsite: https://officialprojectgrit.comInstagram: @officialprojectgrit

Most people go their whole lives never realizing what they’re actually great at. In this solo episode, I break down the 5 personal superpowers that have shaped my life. From building multi-million dollar businesses to creating deep human connections, these aren’t talents I was born with. They’re skills I developed through experience, failure, and relentless curiosity.If you’ve ever felt stuck, lost, or like you’re just “average,” this episode is your wake-up call.Inside this episode:- Why the idea of having only one superpower is completely false- How curiosity got me a motorcycle loan at 18 and rewired how I solve problems- The pattern recognition skill that lets me see what others miss- The truth about connecting with people, even as an introvert- Why being both a visionary and an executor gives you unfair leverage- How I turn complexity into clarity using a simple weekly system- You’re not average. You’re just not aligned with your superpowers yet.

Most people treat bad sleep with pills but what if the real fix doesn’t come in a bottle?In this episode, we dive deep with sleep expert Mollie Eastman, founder of Sleep Is A Skill, to uncover why modern life is sabotaging your sleep and what to do about it.You'll learn:- Why blue light, late meals, and phone use are wrecking your sleep- The truth about melatonin, sleep supplements, and “sleep divorce”- What thought timing is — and how it could change your nights- How to build a nighttime routine that actually works- Why sleep is a skill, not just a traitIf you’ve ever struggled to fall asleep, stay asleep, or wake up feeling rested — this episode is your game plan. No pills. Just science, habits, and real solutions.⏰ Timestamps00:00 – The real reason your sleep is broken02:00 – Mollie’s insomnia story & why she ditched sleeping pills05:30 – Sleep disruptors you probably ignore10:00 – Thought timing: the sleep hack you’ve never heard of16:00 – How to design your ideal wind-down routine22:00 – Supplements, cold plunges & wearable tech myths30:00 – Why “more sleep” isn’t always better38:00 – How to audit your sleep environment44:00 – What to try before taking another pill