The Kung Fu Master Who Went Bankrupt — Jeremy Roadruck on Money, Stories and the Games We Play
with Jeremy Roadruck — Kung fu master · hypnotherapist · author
Jeremy Roadruck has been a kung fu master, a soldier, a hypnotherapist and a best-selling author — and he has also filed for bankruptcy and lived in a tent in the woods.
Chapters
- 0:00Highlights
- 0:43Intro
- 1:13Cold open: money you don't know you have
- 1:54Meet Jeremy: friends, strangers and money beliefs
- 4:51Find mentors who already have it
- 8:55Technicians vs practitioners in kung fu
- 27:23Tying kung fu and hypnosis to money
- 29:47State, story, strategy
- 36:51Money mindset: hidden costs and taxes
- 47:17What games are worth playing
- 51:30Masculine and feminine brains at home
- 59:31Money as a tool for purpose
- 1:03:18Taking over the family business
- 1:08:53AI tools and closing thoughts
Show notes
Jeremy Roadruck has been a kung fu master, a soldier, a factory worker, a software test engineer, a hypnotherapist and a best-selling author. He has also filed for bankruptcy and lived in a tent in the woods.
In this conversation he explains why strangers are friends you haven't met yet, why one introduction can be worth $170,000, what raising pigeons did for Mike Tyson, and why a rut is just a grave with the ends knocked off.
The hour moves from money you don't know you have, to the difference between technicians and practitioners, to state, story and strategy. Then the games worth playing, money as a tool for purpose rather than the purpose itself, and what it meant to take over the family business.
Find Jeremy on Facebook and LinkedIn — he is the only Jeremy Roadruck on the internet.
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