The Everyday Millionaire Show

Ryan Greenberg and Nick Kalfas are two Maryland based business owners and investors. Ryan and Nick discuss topics such as basics of financial literacy, building businesses, investing, and real estate. This podcast is for people looking to achieve financial freedom.

The Everyday Millionaire Show is a business podcast hosted by Ryan Greenberg, with 128 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Ryan Greenberg hosts The Everyday Millionaire Show, a business show with 128 episodes published.

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  How AI Is Reshaping Real Estate, Business, and Investing

  Jun 1, 202655 minS0

  <p>The real estate market is changing, technology is accelerating, and artificial intelligence is quickly becoming one of the biggest forces shaping the future of business, investing, and wealth creation.<br/><br/>We discuss how AI is changing business, real estate, and investing. From analyzing deals to making smarter decisions, and why adapting early could create major opportunities in the next decade.<br/><br/>This conversation is not just about technology. It is about mindset, timing, strategy, and understanding how innovation can either disrupt you or become one of your biggest advantages.</p>

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  The Future of AI & What It Means for Business Owners (ft. Jett Hennigan)

  May 1, 20261h 31mS0

  <p>What does AI actually mean for business owners right now? In this episode, we sit down with returning guest Jett Hennigan from Dreamers Event Rentals to talk about his move into AI and how he’s starting to use it inside a real business. He breaks down what “agentic AI” actually looks like when it’s wired into real tools like Zoho, QuickBooks Online, Google Drive, and your quoting process.<br/><br/>We dive into what AI is already changing, the mistakes most people are making, and how to stay ahead as things move fast. The gap between people using AI...

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  46 Showings and Only 2 Offers? Why The Real Estate Market Is Changing

  Apr 6, 202654 minS0

  <p>Forty-six showings and only two offers tells you more about the market than any headline. We break down what we’re seeing as agents and investors right now: houses can still move fast, but only when they’re priced for reality, renovated the right way, and positioned to win in that first window before a listing goes stale. Then we get honest about rentals. Vacancies are up, applications are weaker, and it can be smarter to hold a unit empty than rush into a bad tenant and end up evicting after a fresh turnover. <br/><br/>We zoom out to th...

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  What Ironman Training Taught Us About Building Wealth

  Mar 13, 20261h 11mS0

  <p>What happens when your passion for building collides with a market that won’t sit still? We dive straight into that crossroads—balancing a love for real estate and entrepreneurship with the realities of higher insurance, stubborn taxes, softening rents, and even a surprise sewer moratorium that freezes permits in a prime Maryland corridor. Along the way, we lean on the same mindset we use to train for 70.3 races: clear goals, steady inputs, and a willingness to pivot when conditions change.<br/><br/>Underneath it all is a conversation about freedom numbers and lifestyle creep. We’re honest about what i...

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  The Secrets to Building a Million-Dollar Real Estate Portfolio (ft. Matt Cox)

  Feb 24, 20261h 30mS0

  <p>A rental portfolio doesn’t scale on grit alone. Matt Cox joins us to map the leap from single family BRRRRs to 10–40 unit apartments—all while living in Manhattan and buying in Oregon. </p><p>We dive deep into the small-multifamily sweet spot where mom-and-pop owners leave money on the table. Think stale insurance, unchecked utilities, no RUBS, and rent rolls with big gaps across identical units. Standardize operations, right-size expenses, and even a $100 rent delta at a six cap becomes meaningful value.</p><p>On the build side, feeding AI your cost library turns blueprints into accurate material and lab...

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