What Most Entrepreneurs Learn Too Late About Running a Business
Most people think entrepreneurship is about passion, hustle, and grit. They’re not wrong, but they’re missing the part that determines whether a business actually lasts. Jim White, a business owner […]
Corporate Lifestyle Strategy for Scaling
Brad shares his three-year plan to exit traditional employment and live a fully automated business life, what he calls a corporate lifestyle strategy. He’s already launched fitness and supplement LLCs […]
How to Make Money on Vacation Rental Properties
Vacation rentals are no longer just a side hustle or a way to offset the cost of a second home. When done correctly, short-term rentals can outperform traditional long-term real […]
How Structure Creates Freedom: Lessons on Generational Wealth from The Big Table
In today’s business culture, people often measure success by speed. Faster scaling. Faster wins. But for entrepreneurs and professionals who are serious about longevity, the real advantage comes from something […]
Construction Wealth Strategy for High-Income Operators
A commercial construction CEO earning mid-six figures asks Loral how to turn income into lasting wealth. His challenge is common: high taxes, a maxed-out 401(k), and strong earnings but no […]
How Much Money Is Actually Generational Wealth?
Why the Number Matters Less Than the Strategy Behind It “Generational wealth” is one of the most overused and misunderstood phrases in personal finance. For some, it means leaving something […]
How Adrian Ashley Defines Financial Freedom: Lessons from 20 Years at Big Table
In a world where financial freedom is often reduced to flashy cars, passive-income buzzwords, or early-retirement fantasies, the concept can feel both overhyped and underdefined. But every so often, a […]
Tax Strategy: Doing Tuition Deductions Right
A listener from Cleveland asks Loral two big questions around tax strategy: Can college tuition be put through a business and paid for before taxes? Can an SBA loan help reduce personal liability? Loral’s answer is clear: yes, but it’s all tax strategy, and it has to be done precisely. She explains that tuition can be paid through a business only when the student’s education aligns with the company’s purpose and when the proper corporate resolutions and legal documentation are in place. This episode digs into what most people miss: tax strategy isn’t a one-day event at tax time, it’s a year-round plan that affects how you spend, invest, and document everything. Loral’s Takeaways: Discussion on Business Tax Strategy and SBA Loans (00:00) Corporate Structure and Tax Planning (04:24) Challenges with […]
How to Finance a Franchise Without Destroying Cash Flow
Franchise ownership continues to attract professionals who want the upside of entrepreneurship without having to start from scratch. From service-based franchises like painting, roofing, and junk removal to lower-entry options […]