Dan Fleyshman

They're really saving up.

They bought an investment property.

But now they're getting bombarded.

People are pitching them, invest in my clothing brand, invest in my music company, invest in my production company, invest in my pillow company, invest in my this, my that.

How can someone decide if they're going to invest into real estate, stock market, cash line business, their buddy's new idea?

How do they decide and weed those things out?

Oh my God.

So when someone pitches me a company, my rule is that it has to get approved by what I call the four horsemen.

One of the four horsemen is sitting right here.

I call the CEO.

The second one is the accountant.

Third one is the lawyer.

And the fourth one is an advisor.

And that advisor is interchangeable.

The CEO, the lawyer, and the accountant are the same three guys over and over and over.

But the advisor can be different because it could be a beverage company.

So I might go to someone from food and beverage space.

It could be a music deal.

Well, I'm not going to ask the food and beverage guy.

I want to ask someone in the music space.