Freedom Fighter Podcast
At the Freedom Fighters Podcast, we passionately believe in freedom—not just as a concept, but as a calling. We believe that God, our forefathers, and our own choices lay the foundation for the freedoms we enjoy today. This podcast is our way of exploring what it really means to live free—financially, personally, and spiritually.
Each episode dives into the real stories of people who are fighting for something bigger than themselves. We believe true financial freedom comes from faithfulness, integrity, and the courage to keep going, even when life gets hard. Through honest conversations and powerful lessons, we share the tools, strategies, and mindset shifts that help others pursue freedom on their own terms.
We’re here to grow, to give, and to open doors for others. Because when one of us breaks free, it creates a ripple effect. And we believe that kind of freedom is always worth the fight.
Freedom Fighter Podcast
The Difference Between Stuck and Successful
Most people know what to do—they just don’t do it. In this episode, we unpack what’s really holding people back from making moves in real estate, relationships, health, and finances. It's not information... it's hesitation.
We walk through real stories, personal missteps, and mindset shifts that helped us push past fear and step into forward momentum. Whether it's due diligence on a deal, showing up for your spouse, or honoring your word to yourself in the gym—action compounds.
This one’s a reminder that no one’s coming to save you. But the great news? You already have everything you need to start.
📌 Key Topics:
✅ What fear reveals about how we think
✅ Due diligence as a fear-mitigator in real estate
✅ Why small actions build real momentum
✅ How discipline in health spills into business
✅ Accountability, self-honesty, and follow-through
✅ Moving from scarcity to growth mindset
✅ Why investing in yourself is step one
🎬 Chapters:
00:00 – Introduction and Personal Updates
02:59 – Real Estate Growth and Client Success
05:49 – Overcoming Fear and Taking Action
09:02 – The Importance of Due Diligence
12:12 – Learning from Experience and Mistakes
14:56 – Mindset and Taking Responsibility
17:56 – Health, Relationships, and Proactive Measures
20:48 – The Role of Mindset in Financial Success
24:08 – The Compound Effect and Incremental Changes
26:54 – Conclusion and Final Thoughts
I think all that goes into the fear that stops people from taking action. Like when I my kids to ride a bike, they were fearful. They didn't want to take the action of riding, riding the bike. I think riding bikes just needs the analogy in this case. Of course.
Yeah, it's just, you don't know what you don't know. And people always, I wish I had, it's like the law of opposites or something like that. Like if every negative thing you have, there's a positive they can, likelihood is just the same. Law polarity, maybe that's what it's called. But, um, like every time our mind goes negative, just say, well, this could happen, but what's the opposite of it? You know, right. Not happening and kind of use that to take more action. Like I don't find that I'm very good at a lot of things, but I'm pretty willing to take action and just kind of like, see where this leads, you know?
Tanner, welcome back. How's life been treating you? Pretty good. I had some out of state clients that have been spending the last two days just touring properties with them. Is that why you dressed up all pretty for me today? Oh, of course, every day. But I've been working with one of them for about four years now. He's bought a few deals with me and built a substantial amount of equity in him. And now he's ready to start leveling up in the game of Monopoly.
through how quickly he's grown. His brother took notice who has rental properties. So he just sold one and is now doing 1031 exchange. And since both of them took interest, their parents who have multiple paid off properties out West, they're now taking interest in the Omaha market. So just spending a lot of time showing them the numbers and walking them through when does it make sense to sell a fully paid off property and the stability that you get from that into.
A larger property that taking on some debt. And these are avid Dave Ramsey followers that, you know, think debt's bad, but just basically opening their eyes to the world of possibility when their goal is legacy wealth and still offering that stability. But even getting properties out here that will cashflow better with debt on them, then they can get out West in their market where their properties have appreciated a lot, but the rents haven't really kept up with it. it's cool having these conversations and just seeing that years of work of not getting paid for these conversations, but just pouring into people and seeing them grow now coming to fruition where we have multiple opportunities all at the same time.
So we're walking through a whole plethora of different areas and finishes and building conditions and just seeing them all side by side. I was able to arrange a lot of showings this week. So it's been pretty good.