HeyJaredATRAM Game Changers
The ATRAM Game Changers podcast is dedicated to exploring the journeys, insights, and innovations of leaders and pioneers across various industries. It delves into the stories behind individuals who are revolutionizing their fields and shaping the future. Hosted on Acast.
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Ep. 12: From Trader to Founder: Building DragonFi & Building Wealth (opens the original)
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Jon Carlo Lim spent two decades trading before becoming a founder, and along the way, learned that most people confuse "trading" with "investing," at a significant cost to themselves. Now Co-founder and CEO of DragonFi Securities Inc., he's on a mission to change how Filipinos build wealth. In this episode of ATRAM Game Changers, Jon breaks down why he traded a trader's mindset for a founder's, how building the stock brokerage firm taught him to rethink everything he knew about wealth-building,
Ep. 11: Lifestyle Inflation: Spending More, Keeping Less (Featuring Enro Mendoza) (opens the original)
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The more you earn, the more you spend. But are you actually getting wealthier? A promotion, a bigger paycheck, or a bonus can make upgrading your lifestyle feel well-deserved. But when spending grows as fast as your income, building lasting wealth becomes harder. In this episode, we sit down with Enro Mendoza — VP for Strategy and Business Transformation at Rampver Financials, licensed wealth advisor, personal finance speaker, and entrepreneur — to unpack lifestyle inflation and share tips on ma
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