It's a lot easier to raise $10 million than it is to raise $100,000.

Right? Because you have at that point if you're raising big money,

you kind of have the network and the relationships and the track record and all that together.

So if you are in the beginning stages in your startup,

it's about starting to build that network and build that relationship.

Take your idea, make sure you have your vision, make sure you're the right person

you feel comfortable with what you're make sure you're the right person, you feel comfortable

with what you're doing, hire the right people, bring somebody on like me that understands

how to build a full-on financial plan to set you up for success, and then go out to your network your relationships

and prove that this model is going to work and you're the right person.

Welcome to the Rich Shummer's report where we talk real estate, business and wealth

building all while keeping it real. No fluff, no BS. I hope that you enjoy the

show.

All right guys, welcome to another episode of the report. Today I got someone who's

raised over 200 million dollars in private capital. He's an investor of ours in our boutique hotel

fund and he's doing something really cool giving back to the folks in all

aspects helping them in all aspects of their life I got my man Greg Wilson

Greg welcome to the show brother what's going on Rich how you doing dude I'm super

Excited to have you on the the show man we first connected a few months back actually when we are raising money for the boutique hotel

fund you reached out and since then you've been out to one of our yacht meetups

we had a chance to connect there turns out we got some mutual friends from back home.

Shout out to Lucy Vopolinsky.

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