He Lost $50 Million and Thrived
Can you imagine losing $50 million? Rod Khleif watched his world shatter in the real estate bubble of 2008. Listen to this engaging episode where he describes how someone recovers from such a failure. Plus, a clip from my episode of The New Man Podcast with Tripp Lanier
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