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Welcome to Red Carpet Retirement™ with Adam Scott from WellAcre Wealth Management, LLC. In this podcast, we provide strategies and tools so those in the entertainment and creative industries can achieve greater financial and retirement security. We help make work optional so you only work when you want on the projects you love, with the people you like. Join us for this journey where we explore financial planning for creatives and business owners within the entertainment industry as Adam draws from years of expertise and guest experts to increase your certainty of a Red Carpet Retirement.

In The Future of Wealth: Investing for Young Adults to Build Wealth, Retire Early, and Capitalize on Cryptocurrencies, listeners will learn the essentials of wealth and financial independence. From setting wealth goals to developing a wealth mindset, author and financial planner Jacob Reed offers sound advice and encouragement to help listeners grow their wealth.

Welcome to "The Art of Hospitality," where the Operator meets the Philosopher to unravel the intricate tapestry of the vacation rental industry. Led by Conrad O'Connell, the Digital Strategist who turns clicks into bookings, and hosted by Scott Fasano, the "Operator," and Adam Norko, the "Philosopher," our podcast presents a trinity of perspectives that uniquely positions us at the intersection of practical operations, philosophical depth, and digital innovation. We tackle the gamut—marketing strategies, guest relations, property management, and internal operations—all while keeping an eye...

This book is designed to help fiduciary based advisors compete in the public school employee financial and retirement planning market. Very few competent and fiduciary based advisors have the background knowledge to work with public school employees. This book will help complete the training needed to provide top-notch advice to an underserved market.

Jimmy Adams was laid off from a hedge fund in early 2009. Wearied by eight years in the bond market and disillusioned by the financial services profession, he decides to get an "honest job" for a change. Before he knows what hit him, Jimmy finds himself waiting on tables of barflies at his local Waffle House.