What's up, wealth bidders today? I've got someone who's got over a billion dollars worth of exits under his belt.

He's made nine figures from those exits personally and invested into, man, hundreds of companies at this point.

Owns a ton of real estate over 4,000 doors. This is somebody who's absolutely doing some great things.

I'm ready to pick his brain on where the economy is going,

what he sees happening, and what's happening with the education space. Paul, I've got Eddie Wilson.

What's up? How you doing, man? Dude, so we met, man, it's going on almost five years ago.

It's been a while. Yeah. You weren't doing what you're doing now. I'm not. I wasn't and I

was not even doing anything close to it. Yeah. But you had just exited when we met. It sold how many

companies? I sold 76 out of the 86 that I had at the time. Wow. And that was for how much?

The total exit was 1.27 billion.

Yeah.

Yeah.

And we were just talking, because I never had asked you that back then, but you personally made over $100 million on that.

And then you went and threw it into real estate, got 4,000 doors.

And now you are the founder of the Aspire Tour.

And you guys are doing these massive business tours all across the country.

You know, and service-based companies, and it's like, it's crazy to see the last five years.

Sure. It's been a wild ride. Yeah. So to, I guess, back up a little bit, a lot of people watching this right now, maybe you've seen your guys' ads and a tour and all this stuff. I hope so. Yeah, I mean... We spend a lot of money. Yeah, how much are you guys spending? We'll spend on every tour about 500 grand in marketing, and then big stops will do a million to a million and a half. Wow. A month. A month.

Yeah. So yeah, you guys are spending 10 million plus a month. Yeah. To show up for one day,

you know, one day in a city. Yeah. One day. How does that? And we've done it 28 months in a row.

How does that financially make sense?

Because the tickets aren't like some credit card.

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