Moneywise

Josh Suggs is 23 years old and already running a company generating millions in revenue, completely bootstrapped. But the money story here isn't just about the numbers. It's about a kid who grew up in Westport, CT, one of the wealthiest zip codes in America, feeling like he didn't belong, watching his mom stress about retirement while surrounded by hedge fund dads, and channeling that into an obsession with building things from the age of 13.
Daniel and Josh get into the real numbers: what Josh actually takes home, where it sits (mostly cash, barely invested, and he'll tell you why), and what his monthly spend actually looks like living in New York. Spoiler: $3,000/month on Uber because he refuses to take the subway.
ABOUT MONEYWISE

MoneyWise is a Hampton podcast about what wealthy founders actually do with their money. Not how they made it — what they do after. Real numbers. Real allocation. Real feelings about wealth. Hosted by Daniel Berk.
New episodes in production now.
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This is a highlight episode. Three guests. Three completely different relationships with money. All of them more honest than they probably planned to be.
Neil Patel wrote a blog post in 2014 saying he could be happy on $15,000 a month. He meant it. We brought him on to find out how that became $200,000 a month — and where it actually goes. The answer involves $35,000 in bed sheets, four homes in Beverly Hills, and donations that dwarf his actual lifestyle spend.
Hank — not his real name — built a $3 billion cell phone distribution company, exited in 1996 for $60 million, and eventually found himself standing inside a 24,000 square foot house wondering how it happened. He paid $10 million. Cash. No mortgage. And runs it like a part-time job. He never says his net worth. He doesn't have to.
Taylor Adams grew up in a Los Angeles family with over a billion dollars in assets going back to the 1890s. Got sober at 26. Now helps wealthy families avoid destroying what the first generation built. He has a framework for how that destruction happens. He calls it the Four Horsemen. Every one of them sounds like good advice.
Three clips. Three moments worth rewinding.
This is MoneyWise.
FEATURED GUESTS
Neil Patel — Founder, Neil Patel Digital & Crazy Egg
Hank — Anonymous. Cell phone distribution. $60M exit. 24,000 sq ft.
Taylor Adams — Founder, Belief Partners. Fourth-generation family wealth.
ABOUT MONEYWISE

MoneyWise is a Hampton podcast about what wealthy founders actually do with their money. Not how they made it — what they do after. Real numbers. Real allocation. Real feelings about wealth. Hosted by Daniel Berk.
New episodes in production now.
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Stop making million-dollar decisions alone. Hampton gives you a personal board of eight vetted founders in your city who meet monthly to tackle your hardest problems. Find your group: https://www.joinhampton.com 
This episode's sponsor is Daily Body Coach - achieve your dream body with https://moneywise.dailybodycoach.com

Stop making million-dollar decisions alone. Hampton gives you a personal board of eight vetted founders in your city who meet monthly to tackle your hardest problems. Find your group: https://www.joinhampton.com 
This episode's sponsor is Daily Body Coach - achieve your dream body with https://moneywise.dailybodycoach.com

Mario Schlosser, co-founder of Oscar Health, has tracked every minute of his life in a spreadsheet since 2012. 
In this episode, we get into: 
Building Oscar Health 
How and why he tracks every minute of his day
The framework he took from Ray Dalio at Bridgewater
His approach to radical transparency in leadership
Cool Links
Oscar Health
Hampton

Stop making million-dollar decisions alone. Hampton gives you a personal board of eight vetted founders in your city who meet monthly to tackle your hardest problems. Find your group: https://joinhampton.com/
We're testing something new on MoneyWise. Just like we got radically transparent about money, we want to do the same with company building. Let us know what you think.
In this episode:
Adam White started Front Office Sports as a college project. Now it's worth over $40 million and it's basically the Wall Street Journal of sports. How'd he do it? We break down the branding, hiring, and operations that Adam used to compete with sports industry titans from day one.
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Front Office Sports - https://frontofficesports.com/