“The Money Mondays” is primed to be a global brand in the business space, focusing on investments, cash flowing businesses, side hustles and visual acts of charity. Viewers will be able to learn from experts, win weekly prizes and participate in charity efforts in an “MTV Cribs” style setting.
Many episodes of the podcast will be recorded with Celebrities, influencers & athletes inside of their homes, studios & headquarters.
Hosted by Dan Fleyshman, the youngest founder of a publicly traded company. Dan has Angel invested in 43 companies and spoken at over 250 business industry events.
The Money Mondays hosts Dan Fleyshman and brain coach Jim Kwik explore how human intelligence and learning capacity are becoming more valuable assets in an AI-driven world. Kwik, who overcame a childhood brain injury to become a trainer for Fortune 500 companies and Hollywood figures, argues that the ability to learn…
Worth it if you're interested in learning science, AI strategy, personal productivity, or want specific memory and focus techniques backed by someone with real expertise and corporate training experience.
The Money Mondays presents a double-feature episode exploring how scarcity and operator expertise drive value across seemingly unrelated industries. Host Dan Fleyshman interviews two guests: JROC, a nightlife veteran, and Josh Luber, co-founder of StockX.
JROC discusses the economics of nightlife and hospitality,…
Worth it if you're interested in how scarcity and operator expertise drive value in hospitality, collectibles, or alternative assets, and want to hear from practitioners who've built real businesses in these spaces.
The Money Mondays episode features venture capitalist and investment banker Granger Whitelaw discussing his career spanning rocket racing, motorsports, digital commerce, and venture investing. The conversation covers several interconnected themes: what distinguishes a viable business idea from an investable…
Worth it if you're interested in venture capital fundamentals, wealth-building philosophy, and philanthropic strategy from experienced operators, but expect breadth over depth.
