In this episode, we discuss the 2024 Annual Report of All Access International. Lane Kipp, the founder, unpacks the meticulous process behind compiling this data with contributions from portfolio partners. We highlight the stories of individuals impacted and the substantial $502,000 granted to top programs across 14 impoverished countries. This episode is a compelling insight into the dedicated work and genuine impact created by the members of All Access.Key HighlightsLane explains the rigorous data-collection process involving MOUs with partners and mid-year checks to ensure accountability.The annual report emphasizes storytelling alongside analytics, unveiling personal stories like Moses and Sonia’s transformation.Members contributed over half a million dollars—a testament to the power of collective, effective giving.The distinctive, web-based format of the report offers an engaging, comprehensive view of All Access's global work.Lane highlights the financial transparency with detailed expenditure reports and strategic insights for 2025.Quotes"It is our fiduciary responsibility to our members to provide this information." – Lane Kipp"These numbers represent each person—a potential incredible story if we heard it out." – Lane Kipp"We're trying to accomplish these big goals. We want people to take it seriously." – Lane Kipp

In this episode of The AAA Storage Podcast, Paul Bennett unravels the current dynamics of the multifamily and self-storage markets. Fresh from the PassivePockets conference, Paul shares insights from thought leader Brian Burke on the real estate sector's trajectory through 2025. Explore the influence of the 2008 financial crisis patterns on today's market and discover why patience and strategic opportunities may define the real estate landscape for the coming years.Key Highlights:• Insights from Brian Burke's presentation at the PassivePockets conference.• Exploration of the multifamily and self-storage sectors' current conditions and future outlook.• Discussion on the differentiation between externally driven down cycles and self-inflicted industry changes.• Examination of the ongoing opportunities in real estate amid broader market rebalancing.• The significance of patience, liquidity, and strategic investments in the current market.Quotes:• "The market is not like the stock market—it doesn’t move as quickly. It’s more about the bottoming process than the bottom itself." – Paul Bennett• "Developers as a group are not real smart; when conditions are good, we build too much." – Paul Bennett

Continuing our series exploring the value having a best-in-class portfolio, in this episode we tackle strategies for how to create a generational wealth-building portfolio.We break down the importance of a personalized and intentional approach to portfolio construction, emphasizing the ways in which asset allocation is similar to building a formidable sports team. This discussion is vital for those looking to safeguard their earnings and ensure enduring financial success for future generations.Key HighlightsWe discuss the significance of personalized portfolio strategies over cookie-cutter solutions.Explain asset allocation using sports analogies, comparing stocks, bonds, and alternative assets to football positions.Stress the importance of defense and risk management as tools to ensure portfolio longevity.Highlight diversification and rebalancing as essential elements in maintaining portfolio health.Tease the next episode's focus on human-centered portfolio construction and its relevance to unique client goals.Find out more at awmcap.com

In this episode, I share personal updates about my family, especially welcoming our newborn, Eleanor Jane. I also dive into my recent ministry experiences at the University of Texas at Dallas (UTD), exploring themes of faith and overcoming fears in evangelism. Join me as I recount stories of engaging students in spiritual conversations and the lessons learned from stepping out in faith.Key HighlightsFamily update: Welcoming our daughter Eleanor Jane and the joyful chaos with her two brothers.A reflection on the importance of stepping out in faith and overcoming initial fears in evangelism.Personal stories from UTD: engaging students through prayer walks and conversations about faith.Encouragement for listeners to trust in the Holy Spirit and share their faith with those around them.Quotes"Nothing will happen if I don't do anything—it's a lesson I'm beginning to learn." – Josh Brake"Cross the chicken line; go and ask somebody random if you can pray for them." – Josh Brake"Kill your fear, activate your faith, get after it." – Josh BrakeReferencesBreakthrough Church website (to be launched soon)Information about the Four Spiritual Laws as a method for sharing the GospelThe University of Texas at Dallas student activities website for background on campus life.