Owners Table

by Thomas Cox

Entrepreneurship Careers

Season 1

Episode 60: Building Wealth Through Real Estate With Jesse Masters

In this podcast episode, Jesse Masters shares his inspiring journey from a challenging upbringing to becoming a successful real estate investor and property manager. The discussion emphasizes the importance of networking, house hacking, and strategic financial decisions in building a rental portfolio. Jesse recounts his transition from wholesaling to medical device sales, his house hacking successes, and his current real estate endeavors. He and his wife collaborate on property management, setting ambitious goals for their portfolio. The episode also explores alternative investing strategies and the concept of infinite banking, offering listeners valuable insights into achieving financial independence.

Episode 59: Jordan Cole Part II - From Home Security Industry to Financial Entrepreneurship

In this podcast episode, Jordan and Thomas explore the concept of infinite banking and its role in financial planning. Jordan emphasizes the importance of understanding the purpose of every dollar and building trust with clients through education. He explains infinite banking as using life insurance policies to function like a bank, allowing for efficient wealth growth and control. The discussion covers the benefits for business owners and real estate investors, the significance of financial literacy, and the value of setting SMART goals. They also highlight alternative investments and the shift towards safer investment options post-COVID-19.

Episode 58: Jordan Cole Part I- From Home Security Industry to Financial Entrepreneurship

In this podcast episode, Jordan Cole discusses his upbringing in Memphis, Tennessee, and his journey through college and early career. He reflects on his love for sports, his experience at Samford, and the values instilled by his parents. Jordan shares insights into his early career, including his time at Defender Direct and a moving company, where he learned valuable leadership skills. He also talks about his transition to financial planning, inspired by the concept of infinite banking and mentorship. The episode highlights the pivotal moments that shaped Jordan's professional path and entrepreneurial mindset.

Episode 57: The Pivot from Corporate to Entrepreneurship with Jamie Warren

In our latest episode, Jamie Warren, an entrepreneur and franchise owner of Iron Tribe in Nashville, shares his inspiring journey. He discusses his upbringing, career path, and the pivotal moment when he left a stable corporate job to start his own marketing business. Jamie reflects on the challenges and rewards of entrepreneurship, including his transition to owning Iron Tribe franchises. He emphasizes the importance of following one's passion, building sustainable businesses, and balancing professional success with personal values. Jamie also opens up about the emotional and spiritual challenges of raising a special needs child and the lessons learned along the way.

Episode 56: Mastering Infinite Banking: Insights from Mike Schwallie

In this podcast episode, Mike, a former college basketball star at Birmingham Southern and infinite banking specialist at Nowlin and Associates, shares his journey from athletics to finance. He discusses his upbringing in Cincinnati, Ohio, and the influence of his parents' careers in sales and entrepreneurship. Mike delves into the concept of infinite banking, explaining its benefits, such as uninterrupted compounding and leveraging cash value. The conversation also covers whole life insurance, the importance of delayed gratification, and financial literacy. Mike emphasizes the value of long-term financial planning and provides practical insights into wealth management strategies.

Episode 55: Unlocking Real Estate Success: Insights from Eric Schaefer

Thomas interviews Eric Schaefer, a young real estate entrepreneur who transitioned from wholesaling to becoming a real estate agent. Eric shares his journey from high school, military service, and college to finding his passion in real estate. He discusses the challenges and successes in wholesaling and flipping houses, the importance of focus, and the benefits of starting a business in your 20s. Eric emphasizes hiring a coach, diversifying investments, and strategic financial planning. He also shares his future goals, including building a passive income business and expanding into multifamily properties and private money lending.

Episode 54: Cliff Sims Part II: Small-Town Beginnings to White House Influence

This episode is Part 2 of Thomas's interview with Cliff Sims, a former White House staffer and author of "Team of Vipers" and "The Darkness Has Not Overcome." Sims discusses his new book, which connects political experiences with spiritual lessons from the Bible. He shares insights from his time in the White House and the challenges of writing and publishing his book. The conversation also covers political topics such as U.S.-China relations, the role of government agencies, and the persecution of believers in American life. Sims emphasizes the importance of storytelling and vividly describes his experiences to engage readers.

Episode 53: Cliff Sims Part I: Small-Town Beginnings to White House Influence

In this podcast episode, Thomas interviews Cliff Sims, a former White House staffer and author. They explore Cliff's upbringing as a pastor's kid in Mississippi, his involvement in sports, and how these experiences shaped his character. Cliff discusses the challenges of parenting, emphasizing the importance of not spoiling children and teaching them resilience. The conversation also highlights the impact of mentorship on Cliff's career, leading to his involvement in politics and the creation of Yellowhammer News. Cliff shares his journey to political consultant, culminating into his role in the Trump campaign and the White House.

Episode 52: When Homemade Cannons and Southern Stories Collide: A Podcasting Adventure

In this podcast episode, Shane and Phillip from the Hayden Alabama Podcast discuss their backgrounds and the creation of their successful podcast. Shane, a construction owner, and Phillip, a bi-vocational pastor and nurse, delve into their love for their hometown and their journey into content creation. They share stories, tips, and insights on engaging with their audience, the significance of storytelling, and the challenges they face in producing quality, family-friendly content. They also explore the branding of the South, the impact of their work, and their aspirations to focus more on their passions.

Episode 51: Financial Wisdom and Lessons from Thomas Cox as a guest on the Save Yourself Podcast

In this episode, Thomas is a guest on the Save Yourself Podcast. He discusses his progression from saving money while working at a high school to becoming a real estate investor and starting a meal planning business. Thomas highlights the importance of financial literacy, sharing how he educates his children on managing finances, including setting up a managed fund and teaching them about the Infinite Banking Concept (IBC). He also talks about his podcast, "Owner's Table," and his involvement in land investing and private money lending, emphasizing the use of IBC to enhance investment returns and build long-term wealth.

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