Episode 78

WEALTH WITH A PURPOSE With Rennie Gabriel

Episode Summary – FROM BROKE TO A MILLIONAIRE – IT CAN BE DONE! In Episode 78 of the Shining Brightly Podcast Show (links in the comments) titled “Wealth with a Purpose” my guest Rennie Gabriel shows how to GET BACK UP AGAIN AFTER BEING KNOCKED DOWN TIME AFTER TIME. True resilience and getting financially smart by paying himself first and applying three wealth fundamentals. By achieving financial freedom, he now is able to lift up others through his philanthropy for animals and veterans by donating his profits to charities. Come listen, download, share and review this super informative and inspirational show. REMEMBER – WEALTH CREATION IS A TEAM SPORT!

Mentioned Resources – 

About the guest – Rennie Gabriel is the author of the best-selling book, Wealth On Any Income translated into eight languages. He failed high school math, was broke at age 50, but after applying three fundamental wealth principles he became a multi-millionaire in a few years while only earning $5000 per month. He now donates 100% of his program, book and coaching profits to animal and veteran charities.

About the Host:

Howard Brown is a best-selling author, award-winning international speaker, Silicon Valley entrepreneur, interfaith peacemaker, and a two-time stage IV cancer survivor. He is also a sought-after speaker and consultant for corporate businesses, nonprofits, congregations, and community groups. Howard has co-founded two social networks that were the first to connect religious communities around the world. He is a nationally known patient advocate and “cancer whisperer” to many families. Howard, his wife Lisa, and daughter Emily currently reside in Michigan, and his happy place is on the basketball court.

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Transcript
Howard Brown:

Hello, it's Howard Brown. Welcome to the Shining

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Brightly Show. I have an incredible story and incredible

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guest today. And an incredible cause actually, it's a dual

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cause. And we're going to hold that out. But it's a real

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surprise for you. But it's awesome. Rennie, welcome. How

Howard Brown:

are you?

Rennie Gabriel:

Oh, I'm terrific. Thank you, Howard,

Rennie Gabriel:

thank you for the opportunity to be on the show.

Howard Brown:

I'm really glad to have you, I have to tell people

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about you. Because the more I get to know you, I just love

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what you do. And you lift up yourself and lift up others. And

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that's my mantra. So we're so aligned there. Let me just tell

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people about Rennie Gabriel. So Rennie, you are an author of the

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best selling book called wealth on any income. And it's

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translated into eight languages. That's incredible. You failed

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math in high school. Oh, boy, one of those guys write you are

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broke at the age of 50. And then after applying three fundamental

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wealth principles, you became a multimillionaire. In only a few

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years, while earning 5000 a month, you now donate 100% of

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your programme, your book and your coaching profits to animal

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and veterans charities that is noble, that is heroic. And I

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love that. And so it's just an incredible, you know, what,

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you've been able to transform yourself. So tell me, I tell me

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how you shine brightly each day.

Rennie Gabriel:

Actually, the day the way the day starts,

Rennie Gabriel:

during the day, I actually have a prayer. And I'm not religious

Rennie Gabriel:

at all. My wife doesn't even believe I have a religion, but I

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am spiritual. And the prayer goes like this. God, I'm very

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grateful. Thank you for my blessings, thank you for my

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wealth, my prosperity, my relationships, and my health.

Rennie Gabriel:

Please provide blessings to all those you deem worthy. And

Rennie Gabriel:

please provide complete health for my wife. Amen.

Howard Brown:

Oh Wow, I just want to take that in for a

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second. Because I do something similar. I look in the mirror,

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everybody shaves or puts on makeup every day. And I tell

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myself something that I am blessed. I am grateful. And I am

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lucky. How can I help myself and help others every day? And I see

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that both before and after? You know, before I go to bed as

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well. So we do the same. This is incredible. Well, again, you

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gotta tell the background. So you failed math. Right? And you

Howard Brown:

gotta give me the background.

Rennie Gabriel:

Yeah, the reality is, I didn't actually

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fail it. I got a D. Because the teacher saw I turned in all the

Rennie Gabriel:

homework. I took all the tests. I was there. I tried my best. I

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failed every single exam. But he gave me a D for the class.

Howard Brown:

All right, well, he's not it's passing but you

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know, not not not a great thing. But you show it

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Reality is I didn't pass one of the exams.

Howard Brown:

I got it. So I mean, it's absolutely incredible

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that you can actually not be a great student but try hard but

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also then, you know, lose a couple businesses right? go

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bankrupt. Okay. Yeah. Now, I mean, you're you're I achieved

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life underwriter, you're a Certified Financial Planner. So

Howard Brown:

take take me back to the hardship and the hard days.

Rennie Gabriel:

Well, I guess one of the things is that

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becoming a certified financial planner or chartered life,

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underwriter does not teach the basics of how to handle money

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effectively. It's all sorts of, you know, tax strategies and

Rennie Gabriel:

investment strategies, nothing about the basis, I did not learn

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how to do a budget from any of that professional education. You

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want to know where I learned it. I do what you learn how to do a

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budget, a programme called debtors anonymous. It's a 12

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step programme built like Alcoholics Anonymous, only for

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people who don't know how to handle money.

Howard Brown:

Right, And they really don't teach that. Well.

Howard Brown:

You know, and I come from the number one school for

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entrepreneurship in the world at Babson College, and they teach

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you the basics of a pro forma, but you really actually have to

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put it in action for yourself and for your, for your business.

Howard Brown:

So I agree with that, you know, we got to learn those skills,

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that basic skills. And it's funny, all these college kids,

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at least the good athletic ones are getting name image and

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likeness, like this money. And I'm not sure if they're able to,

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you know, know how to actually manage it. It worries me

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actually, with this type of money.

Rennie Gabriel:

They do have no clue. Perfect examples. What

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happened here in Los Angeles was Shohei Ohtani. Yes, multi multi

Rennie Gabriel:

million dollar contract. But since he doesn't speak English,

Rennie Gabriel:

he's got an interpreter. The interpreter is a gambler. And

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when originally they thought he blew $4 million of shohei's

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Money on his gambling debts. They in the the investigation,

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they discovered it was $16 million.

Howard Brown:

That's incredible. And for those who don't know,

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who show Hannah tiny is he's he's one of the most incredible

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Japanese baseball players that pitches and hits. And he hits at

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these all, you know, all start levels and it's incredible. But

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yep, he he got taken advantage of the system as well there too.

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So it can it happens. So, you know, tell me, you know, you

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struggled early on, it wasn't until you were around 50 that

Howard Brown:

you kind of figured things out, right? No,

Rennie Gabriel:

no, yeah, no, yeah, it was, I had the idea of

Rennie Gabriel:

what needed to be done. And I'd actually put some practices into

Rennie Gabriel:

place a couple of times. But one of the things, we're gonna get

Rennie Gabriel:

to it at the end, one of my mottos, which is about team, but

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one of the things is that the first time I treated myself like

Rennie Gabriel:

I mattered, and paid myself first, this is one of the most

Rennie Gabriel:

basic principles. I pay, I was making 3000 a month, I set aside

Rennie Gabriel:

$300 a month. And 10 months later, I needed to file my

Rennie Gabriel:

income taxes. And the IRS wanted $3,000 The whole thing went, and

Rennie Gabriel:

I was so discouraged. And so upset that I just spent the last

Rennie Gabriel:

10 months finally I had some savings. Now IRS took it all.

Rennie Gabriel:

And had I been willing to talk to someone else, they might have

Rennie Gabriel:

said, well Rennie at least you didn't have to borrow the money

Rennie Gabriel:

and then pay interest. At least you had it. least you didn't

Rennie Gabriel:

have to finance it. So just start over again. But I wasn't

Rennie Gabriel:

talking to anybody else. I'm trying to do this by myself. And

Rennie Gabriel:

therefore I didn't. It took me another eight years after I read

Rennie Gabriel:

The Richest Man in Babylon a second time before I started it

Rennie Gabriel:

again. But then I got divorced and the money disappeared again.

Howard Brown:

Unbelievable. And it's, you know what, I think

Howard Brown:

wasn't it that Ray Kroc, the founder of McDonald's really

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didn't he met the McDonald's brothers at a standard like

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Fresno, California, I think it was 57-58 years old. So I think

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what your lesson is, it's never too late. That's right. It's

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never too late to get your act together financially. And

Rennie Gabriel:

it's one of those stories is Colonel Sanders

Rennie Gabriel:

didn't get to start. How getting people to buy his chicken recipe

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until it was over 65.

Howard Brown:

Exactly. So it's really interesting. And so, you

Howard Brown:

know, tell me, you know, business and life failures, it

Howard Brown:

taught you a lot of lessons.

Rennie Gabriel:

Oh, yeah, absolutely. One of the most

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important was the first time I went flat broke. I mean, so

Rennie Gabriel:

broke, I had to collect soda bottles and cans, to get the

Rennie Gabriel:

refund money to buy groceries, was that I can rebuild it. And I

Rennie Gabriel:

had such a fear of going broke. Like if that ever happened, I'd

Rennie Gabriel:

never recover. But I recovered not once, not twice, but three

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times.

Howard Brown:

It that's really humbles you, if you're

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collecting, you know, the bottle money to returns and you know to

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buy. I don't think in California, you can get a $5 hot

Howard Brown:

and ready pizza.

Rennie Gabriel:

In Michigan, you can, but it goes farther. If you

Rennie Gabriel:

buy the groceries, you can make your own pizza from it. Right.

Rennie Gabriel:

Right.

Howard Brown:

Exactly. So but boy that humbles you. And and so

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what I say that's that's walking in darkness. And that's what I

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refer to in my shining brightly book is that you walk in that

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darkness. And you got to learn lessons there. But you don't

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want to stay there too long. But you did you actually went back

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to darkness a few times. Because you just didn't get it right.

Howard Brown:

And what was that that moment that you felt that you are

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getting? More more stability and more security?

Rennie Gabriel:

I was 53. Okay, and I'm married for the third

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final last time to my best wife. And I had been saving 500 A

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month because I was earning 5000 a month for the last three

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years. And I had $18,000. And this realtor who my wife worked

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with said, Rennie, you should buy this little three unit

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property. And I said, Robert, I only have $18,000 That's not

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gonna buy anything. He says, Well, this is such a good deal.

Rennie Gabriel:

I'll come up with half the downpayment if your wife will

Rennie Gabriel:

come up with another 18,000. So the three of us bought it

Rennie Gabriel:

together. And the next five years I borrowed money to

Rennie Gabriel:

another concept of wealthy people. You borrow money to make

Rennie Gabriel:

money. And I borrowed money. We bought more apartment buildings

Rennie Gabriel:

together in the next five years, we added 47 more units. Wow. So

Rennie Gabriel:

from 53 to 58. I built this and by the time I'm 58 I didn't have

Rennie Gabriel:

to work anymore if that's what I chose,

Howard Brown:

right? So you'd be basically became a landlord and

Howard Brown:

you had apartments, but you are investing them and getting and

Howard Brown:

living off of people paying rent, correct?

Rennie Gabriel:

Yeah, they covered the mortgages covered my

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standard of living covered the credit card payments covered

Rennie Gabriel:

everything. Oh, which by the way, I had credit card debt, and

Rennie Gabriel:

5052 53. And had I use that $18,000 to pay off the credit

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card debt, I would have not had the money to buy that three unit

Rennie Gabriel:

property with my wife and the realtor.

Howard Brown:

So that's, that's a lesson learned, although

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people are mounting credit card debt is, is a problem. I will

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tell you for our young people. There's this because I actually

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work in higher education with Babson College, I see the amount

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of debt for a four year education. Now, some some of

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these students are walking out with 70 to 100 to 130, if you're

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getting an advanced degree or a law degree, or you're getting

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your doctoral hours and things like that, they started off

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behind the gun with a lot of debt. So that's what we're doing

Howard Brown:

to our young people. No, no, no.

Rennie Gabriel:

Yeah. And a lot of times, they could go into the

Rennie Gabriel:

trade and start making more money than a college graduate

Rennie Gabriel:

without having that level of burden.

Howard Brown:

Yeah, there's there's gonna be choices. I

Howard Brown:

think the higher education world is in for, you know, some rough

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time. So there'll be some colleges that that can't make it

Howard Brown:

on fundraising and and on that, and they'll they'll close down?

Howard Brown:

Yeah, you know, it's going to be interesting, because I see my

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own niece, who's an occupational therapist, just starting out her

Howard Brown:

career, and she's taking a good portion of her first salary. And

Howard Brown:

she's using it for debt payment every month. And that means she

Howard Brown:

can't go and buy a nicer car. And she's not living in the

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nicest place possible. In fact, she actually moved home for the

Howard Brown:

first year, which was actually a safe place with mom and dad, you

Howard Brown:

don't have to pay that. Right? Always smart there. So you took

Howard Brown:

your learnings, right? And you actually wrote a book and some

Howard Brown:

develop some courses. Tell us about your book, tell us about

Howard Brown:

your courses.

Rennie Gabriel:

The book is really the what I would call the

Rennie Gabriel:

steps I took. Starting with the attitude, the first third of the

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book is about the attitude we have, did we get it from our

Rennie Gabriel:

parents? Did we get it from school? You know, what is it we

Rennie Gabriel:

believe that we can or can't do? And what do you need to do to

Rennie Gabriel:

overcome those limiting beliefs. So that's the first third of the

Rennie Gabriel:

book and then the latter two thirds the basic principles that

Rennie Gabriel:

lead to wealth, treating yourself like you matter, paying

Rennie Gabriel:

yourself first, what to do about debt, how you get rid of it, how

Rennie Gabriel:

you determine how you create a budget, so you know that you're

Rennie Gabriel:

spending less than you're earning. And I've got simple

Rennie Gabriel:

formulas, like, as long as you live on 80% of what you're

Rennie Gabriel:

earning, set aside 10% for expenses, it'll show up later.

Rennie Gabriel:

So you have the money to spend on that stuff that you weren't

Rennie Gabriel:

planning on, and 10% to keep for the rest of your life. Simple at

Rennie Gabriel:

1010 principle, and it works. It works so beautifully.

Howard Brown:

It does. And I think if you gotta follow the

Howard Brown:

steps, and you got to be disciplined, though, you might

Howard Brown:

have to change bad habits.

Rennie Gabriel:

Yeah, right. That's true.

Howard Brown:

I have to tell you that one of my also my fears is

Howard Brown:

that a lot of my friends, okay, and I have friends of all ages,

Howard Brown:

because I play basketball with young folks and older folks. But

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having your phone in your hand and being able to place a bet in

Howard Brown:

gamble on these gambling sites. You can rack up some debt you

Howard Brown:

get not everybody's picking a winner every single time for

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sure. And it's it's a big business. You know, it's a

Howard Brown:

trillion dollar business and people it's very simple to click

Howard Brown:

on a button. And and watch, watch, watch your money go away.

Howard Brown:

And so I put out a warning to that, you know, out there for

Howard Brown:

some discipline, some mental toughness, some some some some

Howard Brown:

smarts, right, and things like that. But the interesting thing

Howard Brown:

that I've heard you speak about is that some of the super

Howard Brown:

wealthy have advantages over the rest of us talk about that.

Howard Brown:

Well,

Rennie Gabriel:

the advantages are really something you're

Rennie Gabriel:

touching on which is mental discipline, its attitudes, its

Rennie Gabriel:

attitudes, like don't focus on paying off debt first, build

Rennie Gabriel:

assets. It's the attitudes like make sure you're spending less

Rennie Gabriel:

than you're earning. It's treating yourself like you

Rennie Gabriel:

matter. It's Well, I'm gonna get to the one I'm going to plan to

Rennie Gabriel:

share at the end of the show. Okay,

Howard Brown:

well, but at the same time, there's life changing

Howard Brown:

philanthropy that can be had. And I think that if you

Howard Brown:

accumulate enough wealth and even small bits of philanthropy

Howard Brown:

matter, right, so it's really funny. So we have, we had two

Howard Brown:

different piggy banks. It's from the first chapter of my book,

Howard Brown:

but for my daughter, okay, and she put her allowance and

Howard Brown:

pennies. And she actually had to split it up, we had two. In

Howard Brown:

Judaism, we call them sadaqa. box there, they're actually

Howard Brown:

little Jewish piggy banks. And we put money half in one and a

Howard Brown:

half in the other. And we call this Emily's dilemma. And we she

Howard Brown:

actually said, why I have to put half in the right one and a half

Howard Brown:

in the left one. And I was like, the one on the left is for

Howard Brown:

you're going to choose who gets this money, who's going to be

Howard Brown:

the beneficiary, and we're teaching at a very young age,

Howard Brown:

who can you help? It's a beautiful lesson, right? The

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other is, you want to buy candy, you want to buy a book you want

Howard Brown:

to buy, hopefully, you'll buy a book is for you. And I have to

Howard Brown:

tell you that that's a really valuable lesson that we taught

Howard Brown:

my daughter that my grandparents and great grandparents taught us

Howard Brown:

and we've passed on as a family thing. And, and so the justice

Howard Brown:

of giving or sadaqa is a good thing. And so my daughter still

Howard Brown:

carries that forward. She has two piggy banks as an adult,

Howard Brown:

basically, two different chequebooks. Yeah, and

Rennie Gabriel:

one of it's so funny too, because it doesn't

Rennie Gabriel:

require money to do that. And I didn't even realise that till my

Rennie Gabriel:

own children who have children of their own. She reminded me of

Rennie Gabriel:

what I did when they were young. And I was struggling

Rennie Gabriel:

financially. I would take I would gather a blankets, we

Rennie Gabriel:

would gather up clothing that we were going to donate and we

Rennie Gabriel:

would take it to homeless shelters, we would feed people

Rennie Gabriel:

in soup kitchens, I forgot I had done that with them when they

Rennie Gabriel:

were little. We didn't have the money to donate. We donated our

Rennie Gabriel:

time or things that we no longer needed.

Howard Brown:

Bill donation, it's still that that is still

Howard Brown:

giving. And it's beautiful. That's very valuable. And you

Howard Brown:

don't have to be money, you can donate your time. I just

Howard Brown:

volunteered at something called bookstore here in Michigan. And

Howard Brown:

I was on my feet for three or four hours. And this little

Howard Brown:

young African American boy came in with his family goes, where's

Howard Brown:

the kids books? He must have been seven years old. And I

Howard Brown:

pointed the direction he said, and then he was walking away

Howard Brown:

with this film. He ran back to me said Mr. Is there Diary of a

Howard Brown:

Wimpy Kid. I said, I hope so. I hope so. But I said if there is

Howard Brown:

where you come back and show me well, his family actually came

Howard Brown:

back because I said that. And he was waving the book. And he was

Howard Brown:

hugging the book. And it actually gave me faith that a

Howard Brown:

young African American boy seven years old was so interested in

Howard Brown:

reading. He hugged the book it made my whole day. I didn't even

Howard Brown:

felt like I worked for hours there volunteering. It was a

Howard Brown:

beautiful thing. It gave me hope. And hope is that magical

Howard Brown:

four letter word that kept me going and it was made everything

Howard Brown:

worth it. And I was there to donate my time anyways, but just

Howard Brown:

that one story made it made my day it was a beautiful thing.

Howard Brown:

And

Rennie Gabriel:

that story gave me chills. Sue Howard.

Howard Brown:

So you have some causes, because because really

Howard Brown:

what's amazing is you donate now, okay, the proceeds of your

Howard Brown:

book and your classes to two causes. Tell me about the

Howard Brown:

causes? Well,

Rennie Gabriel:

one of them. They're all animal and veteran

Rennie Gabriel:

charities. And one of them in particular, rescues dogs from

Rennie Gabriel:

from environments where they could be euthanized. And if they

Rennie Gabriel:

meet the right size and temperament, they are trained as

Rennie Gabriel:

service animals, not pets, but service animals, for veterans

Rennie Gabriel:

who've come back with PTSD, traumatic brain injuries, other

Rennie Gabriel:

issues. And the suicide rate among returning soldiers is

Rennie Gabriel:

almost one an hour, but not one, who's gotten their service dog

Rennie Gabriel:

is committed suicide. So this, this charity saves two lives at

Rennie Gabriel:

a time, the dog that would have been euthanized. The soldier

Rennie Gabriel:

that might have otherwise committed suicide.

Howard Brown:

That that that's beautiful. That is absolutely

Howard Brown:

beautiful, that that's what you've dedicated yourself to. I

Howard Brown:

just want to applaud you. I hope my audience will applaud you

Howard Brown:

that that is a beautiful model. You you're a role model, and

Howard Brown:

it's a beautiful thing. And it's impressive, and it's just

Howard Brown:

amazing. Really it is so any other stories, you want to share

Howard Brown:

anything else? I mean, because I can't talk that

Rennie Gabriel:

now it's just that it just, that's what's

Rennie Gabriel:

really turned me on to donate 100% of the profits from the

Rennie Gabriel:

work I do because I don't need the money. Where should I put

Rennie Gabriel:

it? And it's causes like that, that fulfil me.

Howard Brown:

It's incredible. It's absolutely incredible and

Howard Brown:

will feature the link to for that and for your causes. All

Howard Brown:

through that so um I want you to put on your sunglasses right

Howard Brown:

now. Okay, you're gonna put out a sunglasses because it is the

Howard Brown:

shining, brightly spotlight, I want to shine the light on you.

Howard Brown:

Incredible story, incredible philanthropy, you've turned

Howard Brown:

yourself around. It's amazing. So tell people how they should

Howard Brown:

get in touch with you tell them the free gift you have for them,

Howard Brown:

and then share some inspiration with

Rennie Gabriel:

us. Okay, so the easiest way to get a hold of me

Rennie Gabriel:

and the free gift is from the website wealth on any income.com

Rennie Gabriel:

forward slash TEDx. They'll be able to hear my TEDx talk and

Rennie Gabriel:

request a free nine step roadmap to complete financial choice and

Rennie Gabriel:

philanthropy. So it doesn't matter where they are, these are

Rennie Gabriel:

the nine steps to get to wealth and philanthropy. And I send an

Rennie Gabriel:

email once or twice a month, with tips and techniques as

Rennie Gabriel:

well. So they get all that by going to wealth on any

Rennie Gabriel:

income.com forward slash TEDx. Excellent. Okay, and share.

Howard Brown:

I always close the show with a little inspiration

Howard Brown:

which you got for me. One

Rennie Gabriel:

of the things it's crucial, I didn't do this

Rennie Gabriel:

by myself. I mentioned my wife and the realtor, we bought this

Rennie Gabriel:

triplex. When I look back on the successful businesses that I've

Rennie Gabriel:

had. They were based on a team, it wealth creation, business

Rennie Gabriel:

growth, it's a team sport, not a solo sport.

Howard Brown:

That is amazing advice. And I actually say

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fighting cancer is a team sport too, because you need yourself

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your caregiver family, friends, your doctor. You know, your the

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nurses, especially it is a team sport. That's just sage sage

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advice. And I really appreciate that, as well. This has been

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incredible show there's so much to take away here from this. And

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for folks that are looking to get financially back on track,

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get their life back on track. Talk to Ronnie that's, that's

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simple. We're going to point him in your direction. So this is

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the shining brightly show. Let me give some thanks. And

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appreciation to folks that got me here. My publisher front edge

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publishing, read the spirit.com is I blog and that goes out to

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50,000 plus people every Monday and my podcast crew from amplify

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you, they help me every day. And so if you come find me at

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shining brightly.com, you'll find out about the book about

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making your event shine and having me as a speaker, and also

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this podcast. But more importantly, you'll learn about

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my advocacy in the cancer world in the entrepreneurship and

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mentorship world and also in the interfaith world. So that's

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really what's more important to me. And if we all remember to

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shine brightly, a little bit like we just did with Reni for

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ourselves, lift up yourself for others, then lift up others in

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our neighbourhoods in our communities, the world would

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become a better place. Ronnie, it was awesome having you on

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what a great show and thank you.

Rennie Gabriel:

Thank you so much.