Dan Fleyshman

For sure.

For sure.

Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to a very special edition of the Money Mondays, because as you know, 99% of the time I film these podcasts inside of an RV motorhome traveling around the country. But I'm in Phoenix, Arizona. We got this Spire tour.

Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to a very special edition of the Money Mondays, because as you know, 99% of the time I film these podcasts inside of an RV motorhome traveling around the country. But I'm in Phoenix, Arizona. We got this Spire tour.

And so I decided to come to the 10X Ventures office where Cardone Capital has their own podcast studio set up because the co-founder is here, Mr. Brandon Dawson. So good to see you. As you guys know, we cover three core topics, how to make money, how to invest money, how to give away to charity.

And so I decided to come to the 10X Ventures office where Cardone Capital has their own podcast studio set up because the co-founder is here, Mr. Brandon Dawson. So good to see you. As you guys know, we cover three core topics, how to make money, how to invest money, how to give away to charity.

These podcasts range from about thirty four to forty two minutes for your listening pleasure, because the average workout is forty five minutes. The average commute to work is forty five minutes.

These podcasts range from about thirty four to forty two minutes for your listening pleasure, because the average workout is forty five minutes. The average commute to work is forty five minutes.

So I want you guys to have thirty four to forty two minutes to listen to this whole thing, because that's why we have a ninety three percent listen to rate because of you guys there at home or in the gym or in the office right this second. I'm going to ask Brandon so many good questions because I've been following him for years.

So I want you guys to have thirty four to forty two minutes to listen to this whole thing, because that's why we have a ninety three percent listen to rate because of you guys there at home or in the gym or in the office right this second. I'm going to ask Brandon so many good questions because I've been following him for years.

I'm super excited because he's filled up stadiums, filled up events, raised billions of dollars as a health company and everything in between. There's so many things to cover. Might have to do three or four episodes today. So Brandon, if you can give us a quick two minute bio so we can get straight to the money.

I'm super excited because he's filled up stadiums, filled up events, raised billions of dollars as a health company and everything in between. There's so many things to cover. Might have to do three or four episodes today. So Brandon, if you can give us a quick two minute bio so we can get straight to the money.

All right. So many questions. Let's go company by company. So I had to cover the make money side.

All right. So many questions. Let's go company by company. So I had to cover the make money side.

There was an existing business that you had with, you know, Gary Brekker was doing one or two million dollars. Then you scale to over one hundred million dollars in the blink of an eye with your guys's power to make him more famous, make the business more famous, more efficient. Talk us through how a company has been around for years. You can all of a sudden scale so quickly.

There was an existing business that you had with, you know, Gary Brekker was doing one or two million dollars. Then you scale to over one hundred million dollars in the blink of an eye with your guys's power to make him more famous, make the business more famous, more efficient. Talk us through how a company has been around for years. You can all of a sudden scale so quickly.

Wow. So you mentioned something about exiting company in the space. Is this right? Was it 77 times EBITDA? 77 times EBITDA. So most of the time people exit for two times EBITDA, six times EBITDA, or maybe in the tech space they'll get eight to 12x EBITDA and some sometimes 14x. How the heck did you get 77 times EBITDA?

Wow. So you mentioned something about exiting company in the space. Is this right? Was it 77 times EBITDA? 77 times EBITDA. So most of the time people exit for two times EBITDA, six times EBITDA, or maybe in the tech space they'll get eight to 12x EBITDA and some sometimes 14x. How the heck did you get 77 times EBITDA?

Okay, let's talk about the 10X side of things. 10X GrowthCon started 10 years ago. So you mentioned around 2019, 2020.

Okay, let's talk about the 10X side of things. 10X GrowthCon started 10 years ago. So you mentioned around 2019, 2020.