Ryan Pineda
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first heard Dec 2024
last heard Dec 2024
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The Home Service Expert Podcast · Don't Go Broke Trying to Get Rich with Ryan Pineda · 20 Dec 2024
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Don't go broke trying to get rich. And so going broke is not just financially. It's like, bro, if you get a divorce, you lose your kids, you lose your health, you lose your faith. Like those are all ways you go broke. I mean, in life, if you just go broke in one area of life, it screws you. right? Like if your health sucks, I mean, dude, you're jacked.
Like if you get fat and out of shape and you go get diabetes and like, dude, it's going to screw up the rest of everything you do. If you got marriage problems, it's going to screw up the rest of your life and business. If you got problems with faith and you're not feeling purposeful and you feel void and empty, guess what? That affects everything.
Dude, I think you covered it, man. Love Jesus. I think that was the only thing not in the bio, but everything else is there, man. And you're based out of Vegas. What brought you to Vegas? Born and raised. Yeah. Born there, you know, went to high school. When I played baseball, I got to travel the world. So, you know, I've lived here in Phoenix when we were in spring training. I lived in Canada.
I've lived in Dallas. I've lived in the Northeast. So, you know, I've kind of lived everywhere. And after experiencing it all, It's kind of like nothing like home. So I like Vegas.
I love it.
Probably all the same reasons you like Phoenix, right? I mean, it's great for business. You know, I like the weather. I like the desert. Yeah. It's convenient, you know, flights, lots to do, lots of great food, no income tax. The affordability is good. People are always in Vegas. So for business, like podcast events, like nobody has a problem coming to Vegas. It's super good for that.
I think next year, obviously everything's localized market wise, but overall I think it's going to be better than this year. I don't think it's going to be crazy. Like I wouldn't call it great in terms of like, if I think of great, I'm thinking like 2020, 2021, early 22 where things were like crazy.
Right. So I don't see that, but I see definitely better.
It's going to be interesting to see how people play out because I see it only playing out one of two ways. One is people move and work remote. You can go move to the Midwest and it's cheap, right? Right. The second option is, man, technology kind of changes the game. And you would know more about this than anyone with all your guys' businesses. But it's like...
I think at some point they find a more efficient way to build homes, a way to do it way cheaper. You know, Phoenix, it's not like there's a lack of land in Phoenix, right? You can just keep building on the outskirts and keep expanding. So I think somebody is going to start as time goes on, figure out 3D printing or whatever.
You know what I'm talking about? That kind of do the cement. I think that that's the only way it starts to go down.
Yeah, and what would end up happening is all these, you know, right? I mean, like, the city is built. So all those properties that are already done the way they are, they're going to retain their value, right? But then there's going to be all these houses on the outskirts that are new, cheap, different kinds of builds. And I think that that's how they solve it.
And Martel, we were talking about.
Oh man, this is a good question. Let me add, before I answer that, about something you just said about, you know, you spoke at my event, Ed has spoken at my event. I've had a lot of these guys. One thing people probably don't know about you that I would know because I've had everyone is that you're bigger as far as business and everything goes than almost all of these guys.
And, you know, they may have the social media following everything else, but as far as business and acumen and everything goes, you've done way more than pretty much everyone. And that actually was apparent to me at the last WealthCon you spoke at because you had no ego about how your speaking slot was.
So there are a lot of guys who have extreme ego with when they speak, how many minutes they speak, their topic, who they're speaking before and after. Like, dude, you deal with kind of like a lot of divas, right? Yeah. We were running late on time because one guy was going way over, if you remember.
Yeah, and we were like, no, that ain't happening, right? And you were speaking next, right? And this guy hasn't done anything you've done or anything else. And you were like, hey, you know what? I'll just speak for like 15. It's all good. You're like, I don't care. Yeah.
And you know, you're over here running a, you know, multi nine figure business and you're coming out to speak just for this event. And you're still like, Hey, whatever's best for the event. I'll cut my time short. It's all good. Very few people do that. Like very few.
And so I just want people to know that like that type of stuff that I see behind the scenes, like always reminds me why someone is so successful. Cause whenever I get the guys who are like ego driven, I'm like, this guy doesn't get it.
John Maxwell, right?
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