Ever wonder how someone with a full-time job builds serious wealth on the side? In this episode, we meet Ray Tran, a Brooklyn-based middle school teacher who has built a real estate portfolio of 583 units—all while still teaching financial literacy. We dive into: The mindset shift that led Ray from saving to investingHow he started with just one property and scaled upThe truth about passive income (and what most people get wrong)How he teaches financial literacy to middle schoolers and adults...
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Ever wonder how someone with a full-time job builds serious wealth on the side? In this episode, we meet Ray Tran, a Brooklyn-based middle school teacher who has built a real estate portfolio of 583 units—all while still teaching financial literacy. We dive into: The mindset shift that led Ray from saving to investingHow he started with just one property and scaled upThe truth about passive income (and what most people get wrong)How he teaches financial literacy to middle schoolers and adults...
107: Avoid Money Drama: How Early Should Finances Come Up in Dating
The Sugar Daddy Podcast
31 minutes
1 month ago
107: Avoid Money Drama: How Early Should Finances Come Up in Dating
In this episode, Jessica and Brandon dive into a tricky but essential question: How soon should you bring up money when you're dating? They unpack why money often feels taboo, share tips to start the conversation without tension, and explore real‐life stories about financial expectations, backgrounds, and values. Whether you're in your 20s, 30s, or beyond, you’ll get tools to help you be curious, open, and intentional in your relationships. What You’ll Learn: How early is “too early” vs. “too...
The Sugar Daddy Podcast
Ever wonder how someone with a full-time job builds serious wealth on the side? In this episode, we meet Ray Tran, a Brooklyn-based middle school teacher who has built a real estate portfolio of 583 units—all while still teaching financial literacy. We dive into: The mindset shift that led Ray from saving to investingHow he started with just one property and scaled upThe truth about passive income (and what most people get wrong)How he teaches financial literacy to middle schoolers and adults...
