Dan Fleyshman

So I do this speech called 40-40-20. 40% low risk, where I want to make between 5% and 8% for the year. 40% medium risk, I want to make 10% to 25% for the year. And then 20%, my shot at glory. Private equity investments, angel investing, cryptocurrency, et cetera. What are your thoughts on that concept? And do you have your own version of that for yourself?

So I do this speech called 40-40-20. 40% low risk, where I want to make between 5% and 8% for the year. 40% medium risk, I want to make 10% to 25% for the year. And then 20%, my shot at glory. Private equity investments, angel investing, cryptocurrency, et cetera. What are your thoughts on that concept? And do you have your own version of that for yourself?

So I have this thing called the elevator syndicate. I have 960 investors and the last three years I raised 56 million for small rounds, 3 million to 6 million per deal, companies doing two to 20 million in sales. And I like that bite size thing that I can help, right? I can't raise the kind of capital you guys raise and I don't go invest in companies that are doing 600 million.

So I have this thing called the elevator syndicate. I have 960 investors and the last three years I raised 56 million for small rounds, 3 million to 6 million per deal, companies doing two to 20 million in sales. And I like that bite size thing that I can help, right? I can't raise the kind of capital you guys raise and I don't go invest in companies that are doing 600 million.

I like 6 million and 12 million, 18 million. And then if it works out, we can have a big exit. What are your thoughts about doing a bunch of small bite-sized things like I'm doing? Or is it better just go for it like Jaws and go for the big ones? Go raise $56 million for one deal instead.

I like 6 million and 12 million, 18 million. And then if it works out, we can have a big exit. What are your thoughts about doing a bunch of small bite-sized things like I'm doing? Or is it better just go for it like Jaws and go for the big ones? Go raise $56 million for one deal instead.

So someone that's out there making money from their core job, they're making three, 400 grand a year, 500 grand a year. They're starting to really grow as a family. How do they decide when there's real estate, stock market, cryptocurrency, private equity deals, their friends opening a bar restaurant, there's just so many options of what to invest into.

So someone that's out there making money from their core job, they're making three, 400 grand a year, 500 grand a year. They're starting to really grow as a family. How do they decide when there's real estate, stock market, cryptocurrency, private equity deals, their friends opening a bar restaurant, there's just so many options of what to invest into.

How do people research or figure out what the heck they should be investing into?

How do people research or figure out what the heck they should be investing into?

Part of my speech is zero to 1 million, super hard. Rarely ever happens. Very people will do it. Going from 7 million to 14 million, not that hard if you get systems and processes and people to help go from 7 million to 14 million. So if your friend is opening their seventh salon or their seventh gym or their seventh restaurant, their failure rate is going to go down.

Part of my speech is zero to 1 million, super hard. Rarely ever happens. Very people will do it. Going from 7 million to 14 million, not that hard if you get systems and processes and people to help go from 7 million to 14 million. So if your friend is opening their seventh salon or their seventh gym or their seventh restaurant, their failure rate is going to go down.

But their first location, you're not even just gambling. You're almost no chance, right?

But their first location, you're not even just gambling. You're almost no chance, right?

All right, so we talked about making money side. We talked about the investing money side. Let's talk about giving away money.

All right, so we talked about making money side. We talked about the investing money side. Let's talk about giving away money.

So the giving away money side, you guys have a pretty big charity component to the live events with 10X events. And also I've seen the cruise you guys were doing and things like that. Why do you think it's important for business owners or just people in their own family and household to have a charity component to their life?

So the giving away money side, you guys have a pretty big charity component to the live events with 10X events. And also I've seen the cruise you guys were doing and things like that. Why do you think it's important for business owners or just people in their own family and household to have a charity component to their life?

So I built a ranch in Temecula, California. And our mutual friend, Michael Chandler, comes there once a month. And we do training called Operation Blacksite. But I built these shoot houses. And I let the police, K-9, SWAT, and sheriff come there every single week for free for the last half a decade. On the toy side, I didn't know you guys did it that big. That's my biggest passion.

So I built a ranch in Temecula, California. And our mutual friend, Michael Chandler, comes there once a month. And we do training called Operation Blacksite. But I built these shoot houses. And I let the police, K-9, SWAT, and sheriff come there every single week for free for the last half a decade. On the toy side, I didn't know you guys did it that big. That's my biggest passion.