Ever scrolled through Instagram and wondered how those “entrepreneurs” flying private and posing in front of mansions really afford it? In this episode, Marcus Krigler shares powerful lessons learned from working with real estate moguls who own thousands of units, revealing what truly separates those who stay wealthy from those who merely appear wealthy. It’s not about the jet, it’s about how you structure your finances to afford one.

Listen as we will dive deep into the mindset and money habits of real entrepreneurs who have built long-term wealth. Enjoy the show!

You’ll learn how to:

• See beyond the social media highlight reel and understand real financial success
• Use data to make business decisions that build wealth
• Build a financial “war chest” to survive and thrive during market shifts
• Avoid the emotional highs and lows that ruin most entrepreneurs

What You’ll Learn in This Episode

(02:24) What Marcus learned from multi-millionaire clients

(04:04) The truth behind “Instagram success” and what real financials say instead

(06:31) Riding the ups and downs of entrepreneurship

(07:30) Gut decisions vs business decisions

(09:07) The story of “Frank," a client who almost pulled the plug on his business but turned it into a multi-million-dollar comeback

(13:25) Building the financial "war chest"

(14:45) Recognize when to double down instead of retreating during tough times.

Who This Episode is For:

• Real estate entrepreneurs who are tired of living deal by deal
• Business owners who earn money but never feel financially secure
• Investors who want to finally understand their numbers
• Anyone ready to build wealth and freedom

Why You Should Listen

If you ever wondered why some entrepreneurs seem to have lasting success while others burn out or go broke, this episode gives you the real playbook. It is time to stop chasing “rich” and start becoming wealthy.

Connect with Marcus Crigler:

• Website: https://beccfo.com/
• LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/marcus-crigler-cpa-977a45b7
• Facebook: https://facebook.com/marcus.crigler