You can flip phones at 14, land at 21, and close million-dollar deals before 30—and still wonder if it’s enough. In this conversation, Clint Turner shares how his obsession with deals took him from iPhones in a school cafeteria to complex distressed real estate plays. But the story isn’t just about scaling profits—it’s about facing burnout, chasing stimulation, and learning to slow down when success itself becomes unsustainable. We talk deal junkie highs, the hidden costs of coaching, why “fl...
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You can flip phones at 14, land at 21, and close million-dollar deals before 30—and still wonder if it’s enough. In this conversation, Clint Turner shares how his obsession with deals took him from iPhones in a school cafeteria to complex distressed real estate plays. But the story isn’t just about scaling profits—it’s about facing burnout, chasing stimulation, and learning to slow down when success itself becomes unsustainable. We talk deal junkie highs, the hidden costs of coaching, why “fl...
ADUs, Airplanes, and the Weight of What’s Next with Alan Underwood
The Other Side of Enough
1 hour 4 minutes
2 months ago
ADUs, Airplanes, and the Weight of What’s Next with Alan Underwood
What happens when selling cars turns into building communities—and facing yourself along the way? In this episode, Drew sits down with Alan Underwood, whose path runs from managing pizza buffets to scaling an $16M car dealership, and now transforming single-family homes into multi-unit investments through San Diego’s ADU laws. But this isn’t just about spreads and construction, Alan opens up about grief, depression, and the day he nearly ended it all, before aviation and purpose gave him a ne...
The Other Side of Enough
You can flip phones at 14, land at 21, and close million-dollar deals before 30—and still wonder if it’s enough. In this conversation, Clint Turner shares how his obsession with deals took him from iPhones in a school cafeteria to complex distressed real estate plays. But the story isn’t just about scaling profits—it’s about facing burnout, chasing stimulation, and learning to slow down when success itself becomes unsustainable. We talk deal junkie highs, the hidden costs of coaching, why “fl...
