In this insightful two-part podcast episode, Kyle Reedstrom shares his transformative journey from a frustrated engineer in a cubicle to a thriving real estate investor and entrepreneur. Feeling stuck in his corporate job, Kyle found himself realizing that the traditional career path wasn't the life he wanted. He took the leap by setting a bold goal and embracing messy action. Kyle stresses the importance of action over endless research, urging listeners to stop waiting for perfection and start moving forward.

Kyle also highlights the power of proximity, emphasizing the value of surrounding yourself with like-minded individuals — or “running buddies” — who are also committed to growth. Collaboration, not competition, helped Kyle and his peers accelerate their progress. He encourages listeners to adopt a focused approach to learning, recommending they align their education with their current goals and consume content strategically. Most importantly, Kyle advocates for taking massive, imperfect action — whether that’s shadowing experienced mentors, volunteering on deals, or simply jumping in and learning through trial and error.

For anyone feeling stuck in their 9-5, overwhelmed by too much learning without action, or unsure of how to get started in real estate, this episode offers powerful advice. Kyle’s story is a call to action: start before you feel ready, make mistakes, and align your learning with your goals.

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Trisha Lake doesn’t sugarcoat a thing—and that’s exactly why her story hits so hard. Bullied by teachers in middle school. Dropped out of college. Started her business as a single mom. And today? She runs TLC Cleaning, a $4 million cleaning company built from grit, heart, and zero excuses.

In this episode, Trisha lays out the real-world mindset it takes to build something massive, how she’s grown a loyal team and client base, and why caring deeply is actually her business’s superpower. She’s not slowing down, and she’s not playing by anyone else’s rules.

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Ted Rud is the definition of focused hustle. By day, he works as a full-time engineer. On the side? He’s built a portfolio of 9 rental properties—most of them college rentals—and he’s done nearly all of it himself. Ted shares how he turned a disciplined mindset, detailed tracking, and relentless goal-setting into a real estate business that could replace his income… but doesn’t have to, because he actually loves his job.

In this episode, Ted breaks down how he balances both worlds, why you don’t need to quit your 9–5 to build wealth, and how the side hustle game is won with consistency, not shortcuts.

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