All right. My guest today on the A Game podcast is Nick Perry. This is a replay from last year. I threw this one back a little bit deeper. But man, again, another guy just what a freaking powerhouse. You have been living under Iraq if you don't know who a guy like Nick Perry is. He has just been taking over real estate, taking over social media. He's on Instagram. He's on TikTok. He's all over the place with his seven-figure cartel. Now his eight-figure cartel, kicking but taking names, helping people wholesale and do deals all over the country. Another guy that's just a very straight shooter, very raw guy. He is who he is. You see his lifestyle and he makes no apologies for it. And I think it's inspiring. And he's got an authenticity there that I think a lot of people can learn and benefit from. So he brings his message, he brings his personality, he brings entertainment, and he brings a ton of knowledge, experience, and success to this podcast and to all the stuff he does. So check the show notes for all the ways to connect and stay in touch with Nick Perry. If you and now follow them on social media, you were missing out.

I appreciate Nick for coming on.

And we're trying to get some commercial stuff that I've gone back and forth from on a few mobile home parks. And hopefully 2023 is the year that we get to do some business together. So look forward to doing some business with you, Nick. And thank you guys for listening. Nick Perry, ladies and gentlemen.

Nicklinick.com slash links to all the show notes to connect with me everywhere.

Definitely. for listening. Nick Perry, ladies and gentlemen. Nick.com slash links to all the show notes to connect with me everywhere.

Definitely appreciate all of you guys.

Have a safe and happy holiday.

And looking forward to 2023.

Text real estate, if you guys want to do some deals together,

516, 540-5733, Nick.com slash links, A-game podcast.

Thank you, everybody.

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All right, my guest today on the A-game podcast is a former personal trainer turned entrepreneur.

He is an investor, founder and mentor of the seven-figure cartel, founder and CEO, want to sell now. He owns a big rig business. He buys and sells real estate virtually in 45 out of 50 states and climbing, made over $3 million in 2020 doing double-digit deals every single month. He is consistently doing $250,000 a month and with his seven-figure cartel is showing others how to do the same. He is a hiring specialist going from Virginia to Austin and Miami and now on the A-game podcast. Thank you for being here. I'm welcome Mr. Nick Perry. Let's go, man. I'm excited to be here. Thank you for having me on. Yeah, I can't wait to dive in with you and see how much, you know, how many nuggets we can drop here in the next few minutes.

I love it, man.

I've been wait to dive in with you and see how much, you know, how many nuggets we can drop here in the next few minutes. I love it, man. I've been listening to you on a lot of other interviews and podcasts and you've come up as a guest speaker and a lot of the masterminds I'm in and you're always bringing value and you have so many good nuggets from so many different things. I love that wherever the person is bringing the conversation, whether it's hiring or business or mindset or habits or faith or anything, like you're always dropping really good knowledge. So I'm excited to get you on here, man. And I'm sure everything you're going to drop is going to be valuable to the audience. So for people who are not 100% familiar with you, right, yeah, can you give a quick 30,000 foot view of who you are and where you came from? Yeah, no, appreciate that. So Nick Perry, I grew up in Northern Virginia right outside of, you know, Washington, D.C. Humble beginnings didn't have, you know, a lot growing up, but, you know, started working at an early age. Basically, as soon as I get my workers permit at 14 years old. I started working. You know, my dad, who I was living with didn't have a lot of money.

So, you know, my dad who I was living with didn't have a lot of money.

So, you know, there would be days, you know, where we couldn't, we didn't have anything to eat. So I had to, you know, take personal responsibility and get myself to work so I can make sure I could eat lunch the next day. And so that was really what, like, instilled a lot of driving me from, you know, my,

my formative adolescent years was I do not want to live like that. next day. And so that was really what, like, instilled a lot of driving me from, you know, my,

my formative adolescent years was, I do not want to live like that. I don't want to be broke. I want to make sure I have, you know, a nice life, a good family, all that stuff. So, um, started working, you know, retail jobs and then right out of high school, I became a personal trainer and I did that for like five years and I realized like all the people that I'm

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