Hello and welcome to the Jake and Gino podcast.

My name is Gino Barbara, one of the co-founders of Jake and Gino, and I've got an amazing

guest with you today. It is interesting. We're talking

about money and happy money, but I'm going to save that for the interview. Richard C. Wilson is a

husband, adventure enthusiast, father of three girls, and a third generation Eagle Scout. He's also

the CEO of the number one ultra wealthy investor club with 7,500 investors called Family Office Club,

which hosts 16 in-person events per year.

Bro, 16.

Richard also runs and owns billionaires.com where he's interviewing 100 billionaires publicly

to create the number one resource on their scaling strategies and mindset.

Richard, welcome to the show, brother. How are we doing? Great. Great. Appreciate you having me here. Hey, listen, I want to talk about Hawaii. I want you to set the stage of how you got out to Hawaii. And to me, it's kind of like happy money. Because when I mentioned it, you started smiling. And it's like, wow, it's not just the money. It's what you can do with the

money and, and, you know, the impact that you've led. So how did you end up getting out to Hawaii over this last year? Yeah, part of it is listening to my gut and knowing that all of my best decisions in life were things that were not what everyone was doing or didn't know anyone else was doing them, but it just seem like the aligned decision for me to make. And I've just watched so many ultra wealthy

families become a everyone was doing or I didn't know anyone else was doing them, but it just seemed like the aligned decision for me to make.

And I've just watched so many ultra wealthy families become obscenely wealthy in a good way,

like really successful super founders as family offices.

And then many are obese and divorced seven times and their kids don't talk to them and they're

stressed out all the time.

And I just decided to reinvest in my kids having a great childhood in Hawaii and just

having an outdoor adventure life while also working really hard building my investor club.

What attracted you to the family office model?

Because it's a sexy word now.

And it's like it's almost like multifamily.

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