Dan Fleyshman

I will host that award show or I will do that movie with Kevin Hart or maybe I will do it with this person or that comedian.

So someone out there is listening.

They're an aspiring comedian, actor, DJ, rapper, singer.

They want to be out there.

They want to get onto that stage or behind that camera.

What would you say to them to make themselves stand out to get picked or to showcase their actual personality?

We've seen a lot of people start to make money in different industries.

But sometimes we hear about the NFL and other categories where they leave the league and five years later they go bankrupt.

You started talking about financial literacy, and that's part of your passion now.

What do you think happens or occurs that make people that make a lot of money start to lose it, or if not worse, lose all of it after they make that money?

So what was the turning point when you decided, okay, I'm starting to make some money, did a couple shows, did a couple movies, got some good award shows.

Things have been going good now.

I can actually finally put aside...

When was that moment you're like, you know what, I want to make my first real estate investment or I want to invest into my friend's new restaurant or my friend's nightclub or my friend's music label or my friend's clothing line or the stock market?

When was that turning point?

So when you're a public figure and a lot of people become public figures, even when they only have 10,000 followers, 50,000 followers, et cetera, they sit bombarded with requests.

Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn, TikTok, Snapchat, freaking carrier pigeons.

They're getting hit up by everyone to invest into deals.

Hey, invest in my pizza shop, invest in my hair salon, invest in my this, invest in my that.

How do you say no to people?