These Simple Investment Strategies Are All You Need w/ Oliver Trevena π΅ EP100
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Everyone told me don't do a beverage and everyone was right. And then I'd beg them to make me some cans and they'd be like, no, you have to make half a million cans. I'm like, I don't even know if I want to do this yet. I just want some cans.
You invested in Next Health, you've invested in multiple brands. Why do you enjoy investing into brands and what makes you say yes?
So I want to hear their story. I want to hear the founder's story away from the product. I want to hear the founder's story of what they've done with the product and where it's at now. And then I want to try the product. If you've got a good team and you've got a good package and you've got a path to profitability, invest.
Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the Money Mondays. This is going to be a very fun episode because we have our first dog being featured on the Money Mondays. But that is not the guest that I'm actually excited about. I'm just happy that he's here because it's super fun. He's yawning right now. I think I might be boring him. We are here in our RV motor home outside of the toy drive. We're doing 10 cities in 16 days. This episode is either number 100 or one Oh one. So I'm very excited for this episode with our special guests because he's got so many different facets that we're going to talk about. everything from acting, investing, founding a company, and everything in between. So we have some fun stories.
But as you guys know, this podcast ranges from 32 to 38 minutes for your listening pleasure because the average workout is 45 minutes. The average commute to work is 45 minutes. So we want to make sure that you guys listen to all of this. And we have a 93% listen-through rate because of that. So make sure episodes like this you share with your friends, family, and followers because we need people in our society all over the world to talk about money. We all grew up thinking it's rude to talk about it. I think it's ridiculous to not talk about it. It's real life to talk about. What do you do with taxes? How do you ask for a salary? What do you do for accounting? Do you get a loan? Do you rent? Do you buy? Do you lease? There's so many questions that we don't know because in high school and in college, we just don't learn those things. And we weren't allowed to talk about the households. The reason this podcast has stayed top 10 for 95 out of the 99 weeks so far is because of you guys having these discussions.
All right, without further ado, I want to get a quick two-minute bio from Mr. Oliver Trevina, and then after that two-minute bio, we're going to get straight to the money.
What's up?
Tell us everything.
You want the bio from me?
Oh, yeah. Oh, this is an awkward one.
I'm about to lose your drop-off rate. That's about to go down. I mean, look, I grew up in entertainment, so I grew up in a town just south of London. Theatre and dance was my upbringing. found myself moving to America 20 years ago, was meant to be in music, kind of failed in music, fell into a TV hosting gig, did that for many, many years, probably about 12 years.
12 years.
Yeah, 12 years of that. And then while that was happening, simultaneously started investing in companies and was, you know, kind of part of companies in different ways as an ambassador. And I just started to love that kind of i guess the way a company grows and how you grow it and how you tell the story the same as i love you know acting and and the same thing of how you tell the story and so i started doing that kind of went well gave me the freedom to make the jump out of hosting back into acting and now at the same time the acting started taking off i've started to produce a bunch as well oh really yeah very cool so okay Hopefully that was on the spot. No one told me I was going to have to do my own bio.
So walk us through, in the acting world, someone that's wanting to make money in acting, what do they do to stand out? Because there are millions and millions of people that want to act or they think they can be an actor. What are the things they can do to stand out if they actually want to get that first acting gig?
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