Why would a man pursuing a career in law and politics suddenly give it all up and gamble his future on a restaurant? Just ask the legendary St. Louis native Danny Meyer, who turned that one restaurant into a hospitality empire and eventually founded Shake Shack, the beloved burger spot with over 250 locations around the world.

Today, with his philosophy of enlightened hospitality and belief in the importance of building community wealth, Meyer continually prods the restaurant industry to level up and create better career opportunities for its workers, while challenging himself to share his insights with new industries through his investment fund.

Matt Hall met up with Meyer in New York to talk about everything from why there is a no-tip rule in Meyer’s restaurants to St. Louis Sports. Get to know more about Meyer’s legendary career in episode 9.

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What’s the opposite of spoiled? We get after the questions surrounding kids and money with Marilyn Wecther, returning guest from our very first episode. Marilyn has over 35 years of experience as a wealth counselor and financial therapist. In this episode, she talks about how to raise young people to grow up to have a strong, positive relationship with money.

From allowances, to credit cards, to paying for college (or not), Marilyn covers many of her best tips. Initial reviews say this is one of the best episodes, especially as families head back to school! Listen now.

The podcast is off to an incredible start. Thank you for your support as we spread our story and message to curious investors around the world. We’re thrilled with the success of the launch and encourage you to listen to all six episodes when you can find the time. We offer the following write up as a teaser for Episode 6.

How do you go from a small town to big city success? How do you get asked to decorate the White House for the holidays? What does this have to do with a long view approach? The latest podcast episode features acclaimed designer Cheree Berry. In Matt’s words, “Cheree Berry Paper is the best paper resource you can find.” Cheree is a friend and a total beast in the business world, she is  Founder, CEO and Creative Director of Cheree Berry Paper, an award-winning graphic design and social stationery company known for creating unexpected event invitations. She is also an author and a former Kate Spade New York art director.

In this episode, Cheree shares how the importance of handwritten communication was instilled in her from a young age and her tips for maintaining this in a digital age. She discusses what shaped her career after moving to New York City from a small town in Missouri. She reflects on important moments working with Kate and Andy Spade, and how she started her own business. Cheree shares the challenges and benefits of being a female entrepreneur and so much more!

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