On this episode, I seat down with Isaac Olowolafe Jr., an entrepreneur extraordinaire, who through his many ventures has changed the face of industries from real estate to venture capital. We talk very candidly about his early years growing up in the Greater Toronto Area, touching on the lessons he learned from his parents through their sacrifices and devotion to him and his siblings, and how those experiences shaped him into the man he is today, personally and professionally. Through his vertically-integrated enterprise - Dream Maker Inc. - he has created opportunities for minority groups, especially Black individuals and businesses to participate in the real estate economy as a avenue to create and sustain "generational wealth", a term we unpack further in the conversation. Isaac is also empowering Black founders in the tech space through the Black Innovation Capital, a $10M fund aimed at providing access to capital which before now was impossible or painful at best to reach. This episode is loaded with lots of wisdom, please dive in and enjoy.