Dan Fleyshman

Everything is very exciting about this Money Monday. And so what we're going to do is get a quick two-minute bio from Eric Spofford so we can get straight to the money.

It's me.

It's me.

We could do a 17-minute bio. It was hard to condense it into two minutes. I get it. It's a fun journey. All right, so on the Money Mondays, as you guys know, we cover three core topics, how to make money, how to invest money, and how to give it away to charity. But what I want to first ask is, once you sell a company for $115 million, what do you do the next day?

We could do a 17-minute bio. It was hard to condense it into two minutes. I get it. It's a fun journey. All right, so on the Money Mondays, as you guys know, we cover three core topics, how to make money, how to invest money, and how to give it away to charity. But what I want to first ask is, once you sell a company for $115 million, what do you do the next day?

Like you get that wire, it comes in, it's Monday morning, it's Money Monday, like, whoo, 9 a.m., 9.01 a.m., You click refresh. Yeah. $150,000 shows up. It's funny.

Like you get that wire, it comes in, it's Monday morning, it's Money Monday, like, whoo, 9 a.m., 9.01 a.m., You click refresh. Yeah. $150,000 shows up. It's funny.

It's just called Money Monday.

It's just called Money Monday.

Is there a number? If I was like, okay, Eric Spofford, here's $1 billion. No more work. There's no number. $2 billion. There's no more work.

Is there a number? If I was like, okay, Eric Spofford, here's $1 billion. No more work. There's no number. $2 billion. There's no more work.

No number. It's inside of you.

No number. It's inside of you.

Winning's winning. Yeah. $41 came in. I'm like, oh, that's cool. $40,000 comes in. Oh, that's cool. I just like the action of it. Okay. So you've mentioned a couple different markets that you're into. Real estate, Section 8 housing, and then diving back into opening sober living places. Why go back into the treatment centers? Just because you know it inside out?

Winning's winning. Yeah. $41 came in. I'm like, oh, that's cool. $40,000 comes in. Oh, that's cool. I just like the action of it. Okay. So you've mentioned a couple different markets that you're into. Real estate, Section 8 housing, and then diving back into opening sober living places. Why go back into the treatment centers? Just because you know it inside out?

so there are a lot of reasons but are you looking for the same goal you want to run it back sell for 150 million do you want to get to 116 like what's the goal for the next run 500 million to a billion this next time three years five years ten years five to seven five to seven years on the outside five to seven years 500 million dollars at a minimum threshold correct

so there are a lot of reasons but are you looking for the same goal you want to run it back sell for 150 million do you want to get to 116 like what's the goal for the next run 500 million to a billion this next time three years five years ten years five to seven five to seven years on the outside five to seven years 500 million dollars at a minimum threshold correct

Explain the roll-up strategy. What do you mean by that?

Explain the roll-up strategy. What do you mean by that?

So let's say it's 2030. You get another wire transfer, this time for $520 million. You hit your goal within five years. The day after that, you're getting back into the same game?