You're listening to Freedom Fastlane presented by Capitalism.com.

This is the show about building businesses and investing the profits so that you can live life on your terms.

And now your host, the future owner of the Cleveland Indians, Ryan Daniel Moran.

It's a Sunday morning here in Austin, Texas. I'm a little bit hoarse after a wild

Thanksgiving week. I hope you'll forgive me. I spent the Thanksgiving week with my mentor, Travis, who has taught me more about marketing and sales than many, probably anybody else alive. And one of the things that I told him was he lives in Russellville, Arkansas, and I live in the busy downtown area of Austin, Texas.

And one of the things I told Travis while I was there was, you know, there's something about spending time with him

and something about spending time in the grounding area of the middle of nowhere in Russellville, Arkansas,

drinking a cup of coffee that makes me feel

really grounded, relaxed, present, and like I can do really big things. So I wanted to do a video

with you that was a Sunday morning video over a cup of coffee with a hoarse voice in my Sunday

and my Sunday relaxing clothes hopefully it inspires you to

relax and think bigger as well I think as entrepreneurs we're so busy in the hustle and the

grind that we forget to decompress and it's when we decompress that we actually have those expansive

big thoughts that really are what

create the big breakthroughs in our businesses and in our lives.

It's funny, I could sit here and analyze a problem and try and strain a problem,

strain to fix a problem, but as soon as I go to one of my mentors and relax, things just start to open up in my mind.

So I hope that spending some time together this morning does that for you.

And what we're going to talk about is I'm going to give you three ways that I am paying less taxes this year. I have made it very

public over the last couple of years. I don't like taxes very much. I don't think taxes do a lot

of good. I think taxes should be lower. I think entrepreneurs spend money wiser than governments can.

And we should keep as much money in the hands of individuals and business owners as possible

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