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.
Anthony Vicino once believed financial wins meant freedom. He went from living in a van and scaling cliffs to building million-dollar businesses – only to see it all collapse when betrayal and bankruptcy left him in serious debt.
In this raw episode, Anthony shares how losing millions didn’t just reset his bank account – it reshaped his definition of wealth, purpose, and what a rich life truly looks like.
We dive into:
- How van life and rock climbing shaped Anthony’s earliest views on money and freedom.
- The intoxicating highs of business success – and the devastating crash of losing it all.
- How Anthony rebuilt a vision of success rooted in agency, community, and presence.
- Why financial collapse can be the gateway to deeper self-discovery and resilience.
- How he transformed his ADHD into his superpower.
This isn’t a conversation about managing money – it’s an honest reflection on failure, resilience, and rediscovering what truly makes life meaningful.
About Anthony Vicino:
Anthony Vicino is a best-selling author and serial entrepreneur who transformed his life from $80,000 in debt while living in a van to building successful businesses and a large real estate portfolio, at its peak worth over $85 million. He is known for turning his ADHD into a superpower and helping other entrepreneurs maximize their “Return on Life.”
Connect with Anthony:
Website: https://anthonyvicino.com/
Youtube: YouTube.com/anthonyvicino
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/theanthonyvicino/
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