If you have an audience, if you have 10,000, 100,000, a million people that you can send over to kickstart a launch, you win.

Most of the people, even to this day, on sites like Amazon, are throwing up a product

and waiting and seeing what happens. Or they're grinding and clawing and begging and borrowing

for every single review because it's a brand new business and they have absolutely no idea and if you

have this much influence, this much audience, this much direct response knowledge and you take

that over to a platform that has a trillion dollar valuation, you're in front of the largest

marketplace in the world, and you bully

everybody else out of your way.

Welcome to the Brand Builder podcast presented by Capitalism.com.

I'm Max Kerwrick, and I advise physical product brands to find their story.

I'm Ryan Daniel Moran, and I invest in physical products brands.

A physical products brand is arguably the most predictable path to a seven

figure business, and we advise them, build them, buy them, and sell them. This show goes behind them,

tracks their success, and hands you the keys to what's working. Let's dive in.

Hey gang, I'm interrupting you briefly to talk about cash flow and investing. My strategy for

financial independence for the rest of my life is to build businesses and invest the profits.

But the investing piece can be confusing sometimes. Where do you start? If you're just starting out

in your journey, I always suggest looking into dividend paying stock.

It's an easy way to generate cash flow.

But if you're further along in your journey, the foundation of my strategy is by setting up a wealth warehouse.

A wealth warehouse is kind of like a second bank account, except it's tied to the market so it goes up in

value, but it does not go down in value. It's a really cool strategy that a lot of my really

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