Money Stories
Money Stories
Podcast Description
Every entrepreneur has invisible scripts about money that shape their success. Join host Mike Brown, former F-18 pilot and 8-figure founder, as he guides successful entrepreneurs through the raw, unfiltered conversations about wealth that no one else is having.
Discover the childhood experiences that formed their money mindset, the catastrophic mistakes that nearly cost them everything, and the transformational shifts that unlocked their potential.
Beyond tactics, this podcast explores the emotional dimensions of wealth and what makes a truly rich life.
Podcast Insights
Content Themes
The podcast explores themes like childhood money mindsets, emotional challenges in entrepreneurship, and the relational aspects of financial growth. Episodes include discussions on overcoming catastrophic mistakes, like those shared by Hollis Carter, and insights into leveraging AI for business success, as discussed by Michael Litt. Other topics include redefining wealth beyond financial success, seen in conversations with guests like Cathryn Lavery, who shares her journey from architecture to entrepreneurship.
Every entrepreneur has invisible scripts about money that shape their success. Join host Mike Brown, former F-18 pilot and 8-figure founder, as he guides successful entrepreneurs through the raw, unfiltered conversations about wealth that no one else is having.
Discover the childhood experiences that formed their money mindset, the catastrophic mistakes that nearly cost them everything, and the transformational shifts that unlocked their potential.
Beyond tactics, this podcast explores the emotional dimensions of wealth and what makes a truly rich life.
Nathan Barry built ConvertKit (now Kit) into a nine-figure company helping creators earn a living online. His journey reveals how early experiences with money can ignite ambition and how the pursuit of mastery can evolve into a deeper sense of purpose.
In this conversation, Nathan shares how a childhood moment of scarcity became the spark for a lifelong pursuit of understanding wealth. He reflects on what it means to treat making money as a skill, and how his definition of wealth has evolved from security to freedom to helping others succeed.
We unpack:
• What happens when your self-worth is tied to your output
• The mindset shift that turned making money into a skill, not luck
• The turning point that brought Nathan back from burnout
• How shifting from “me” to “we” became his greatest unlock
Nathan’s story is a reminder that money can begin as fuel, but it can become something far greater.
About Nathan Barry:
As the CEO of Kit, Nathan Barry has a front row seat to what’s working in the most successful creator businesses. He’s helped tens of thousands of creators earn a living online and is a big believer in teaching everything you know—something he does every week in his newsletter and podcast.
In previous careers, Nathan has been a designer, author, and blogger. After learning the power of email marketing, he gave up a successful blogging career to build Kit. Outside of work, Nathan spends his time playing volleyball, soccer, woodworking, and chasing after his three boys.
Connect with Nathan:
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/nathanbarry/?hl=en
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/nathanbarry/
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