Dan Fleyshman

So you grow, you build your health and wellness company, you build real estate development, and later on in life, hopefully it's 100 years from now, it's finally time for Larry to pass away. But you've accumulated $100 million, for example. What percentage do you leave to your children?

but 168 should should be a solid start for them so all right guys uh check out Larry English on social media watch his Journey especially as he's building in the health and Wellness field make sure to have discussions with your friends family and followers about money we all grew up thinking it's rude to talk about money I think that's ridiculous we have to have discussions about salaries and loans and taxes and interests and credit scores and all the things that are real life

but 168 should should be a solid start for them so all right guys uh check out Larry English on social media watch his Journey especially as he's building in the health and Wellness field make sure to have discussions with your friends family and followers about money we all grew up thinking it's rude to talk about money I think that's ridiculous we have to have discussions about salaries and loans and taxes and interests and credit scores and all the things that are real life

because we have overhead. We have bills to pay, and we need to have these blunt discussions. So check us out on themoneymondays.com. We do a Zoom call every Monday at 4 o'clock. I do live Q&A. You can register there at themoneymondays.com. Visit us for elevator funding, elevator mortgage, all things going on in the Money Mondays world.

because we have overhead. We have bills to pay, and we need to have these blunt discussions. So check us out on themoneymondays.com. We do a Zoom call every Monday at 4 o'clock. I do live Q&A. You can register there at themoneymondays.com. Visit us for elevator funding, elevator mortgage, all things going on in the Money Mondays world.

All those websites are available to you guys because we want you to have access to capital and access to information because that is the way we fix our country from the inside out. Appreciate you guys. Check out Larry English across social media, and we'll see you guys next Monday. Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the Money Mondays. We are here inside of an RV motorhome parked at Blacksite Ranch.

All those websites are available to you guys because we want you to have access to capital and access to information because that is the way we fix our country from the inside out. Appreciate you guys. Check out Larry English across social media, and we'll see you guys next Monday. Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the Money Mondays. We are here inside of an RV motorhome parked at Blacksite Ranch.

On the right of us is Wild Jungle. There's over 200 animals. There's camels and zebras and donkeys and ostriches and everything you can imagine over there. But what's happening today is day three of what's called Operation Blacksite. And luckily, our guest flew in to experience Operation Blacksite where he could learn how to shoot, how to fight, and how to escape over this three-day session.

On the right of us is Wild Jungle. There's over 200 animals. There's camels and zebras and donkeys and ostriches and everything you can imagine over there. But what's happening today is day three of what's called Operation Blacksite. And luckily, our guest flew in to experience Operation Blacksite where he could learn how to shoot, how to fight, and how to escape over this three-day session.

But since we're here, I figured, well, we've been friends for years. Why don't we do a quick interview? He's raised $54 million in funding to scale his company called RepeatMD. We're going to ask him all things about fundraising, investing, scaling, hiring, and all the things that go along with building a business that big. And what are his next steps and journey and vision for RepeatMD?

But since we're here, I figured, well, we've been friends for years. Why don't we do a quick interview? He's raised $54 million in funding to scale his company called RepeatMD. We're going to ask him all things about fundraising, investing, scaling, hiring, and all the things that go along with building a business that big. And what are his next steps and journey and vision for RepeatMD?

as you guys know we cover three core topics how to make money how to invest money how to give it away to charity so we're going to intermix those type of questions over the next 34 to 38 minutes we keep these podcasts to under 40 minutes for your listening pleasure because the average workout is 45 minutes the average commute to work is 45 minutes so this episode will be under 40 minutes for you to be able to easily consume share with your friends family and followers now before we get into this i'm going to have mr phil sitter give a quick two minute bio so we get straight to the money

as you guys know we cover three core topics how to make money how to invest money how to give it away to charity so we're going to intermix those type of questions over the next 34 to 38 minutes we keep these podcasts to under 40 minutes for your listening pleasure because the average workout is 45 minutes the average commute to work is 45 minutes so this episode will be under 40 minutes for you to be able to easily consume share with your friends family and followers now before we get into this i'm going to have mr phil sitter give a quick two minute bio so we get straight to the money

Tell us everything.

Tell us everything.

Very cool. So before we get into the number of $2 billion in revenue we're talking about over there, let's talk about the beginning. How did you start RepeatMD and why?

Very cool. So before we get into the number of $2 billion in revenue we're talking about over there, let's talk about the beginning. How did you start RepeatMD and why?

Okay. So now you're live. It's working. And I like to use this example a lot, by the way, guys. What you just heard was When I see an original business plan, it's really rare that that business that I invest into is gonna be the same one, one year from now, two years from now, three years from now, four years from now. Things change. Even when things aren't going good, things change.

Okay. So now you're live. It's working. And I like to use this example a lot, by the way, guys. What you just heard was When I see an original business plan, it's really rare that that business that I invest into is gonna be the same one, one year from now, two years from now, three years from now, four years from now. Things change. Even when things aren't going good, things change.

There's an evolution as you're building and scaling a company. And you're hearing it here with the RepeatMD story, And even now, things are going to change along the way because you learn. You bring in new data. You get partnerships. You raise more capital. You get smart people around you. What if we did this? What if we had this feature? What if we had this bell and whistle?