The Money Mondays Podcast

“Can you give us a quick bio before we talk about money?”

This is his standard opening move to quickly establish a guest's credibility and move into the main topics.

“How did your company or venture get started?”

He asks this to understand the foundational story and initial entrepreneurial spark.

“How do people in your industry actually make money?”

A direct question to demystify the revenue streams of a guest's profession for the audience.

“How can someone with a small following or just starting out begin to make money?”

He asks this to get actionable, entry-level advice for his audience of aspiring entrepreneurs.

“How do you decide where to invest your own money?”

This question marks the transition to the 'investing' pillar of the podcast, seeking personal strategies.

“Have you had to advise your creators or employees about investing their money?”

He uses this to explore the financial challenges and responsibilities that come with high earnings.

“With so many competitors, why do top clients or artists keep choosing you?”

This question aims to uncover the guest's unique value proposition and competitive advantage.

“What's your advice for new people trying to break through in your industry?”

A forward-looking question designed to generate practical tips for the listeners.

“How do you prevent a young person who just made a lot of money from blowing it?”

This question seeks advice on financial discipline, a recurring theme in the show.

“How can someone figure out what they might want to invest in?”

Aimed at providing the audience with a framework for making their own investment decisions.

“How does someone decide what matters to them for their charity component?”

This question signals the final segment of the show, focusing on philanthropic motivations and choices.

“What attracts top talent to your brand and makes them stay?”

This question explores the crucial business functions of recruitment and retention.