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When I meet new people, I am always trying to explain why I'm drawn to difficult things. Why I have chosen to put myself in situations that challenge me, even though it's often painful, and it's always hard.  This can be in the form of physical struggles, like CrossFit and combat sports, as well as personal struggles. For instance, if you think pain is your ally, try starting a company from scratch. The bright side of this is seeking out struggle puts me around others, who like me, force themselves into positions where they're forced to grow.

Those are my people. Like so many of these folks, today's guest has not only spent his life testing himself against unbelievable challenges. He's also made his living, helping others do the same. He's not only helping other adults like him pursue fitness BJJ and MMA. He's also helping raise the next generation of champions with a large and competitive kids program.

Brandon Hudson is a fighter, coach, investor, and entrepreneur. He's the owner of SBY MMA and Fitness in Salisbury, Maryland, host of the Champ Talk Podcast, and one hell of a guy. Please welcome my friend, Branden Hudson.  To learn more, go to https://thefightyard.com/sby-mma and @champtalkpodcast on IG!

One of the best pieces of advice for young people is to spend at least some time in a service job. Things like waiting tables, bartending, washing cars, etc. The reason is it teaches you about hustle, it teaches you about real teamwork, and most importantly, customer service. These are things that will last you for your entire life. 

But for millions of Americans, these jobs give them the ability to make a decent living while retaining a flexible lifestyle. This means that they're heavily reliant on cash tips to succeed. And it's always been very difficult for these folks to save up meaningful wealth and resources on par with their nine-to-five counterparts.

Today's guest wants to change all of that. Barbara Sloan noticed that for years, she was seeing personal finance tips and education that only focused on the more traditional nine-to-five careers and left these tip dependent workers out in the cold. So she's built a coaching business and even wrote a book called Tipped, which delivers real and useful education on how to build wealth and live a high-quality lifestyle when working service centric career.

This is a conversation that I've been looking to for weeks and one that I'm sure you won't want to miss. Please welcome my friend, Barbara Sloan.!To learn more, go to https://www.tippedfinance.com/