Martin Perdomo "The Elite Strategist"
500 episodes listed below
Standards, markets, and self-command.
Wealthy AF treats money as a test of identity, not just strategy. Its episodes move between real estate market updates and short, firm reflections on composure, underwriting, leverage, family, and the habits that keep ambitious men from reacting to noise.
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Wealthy AF is a business, finance, and standards show with real estate at its center and self-command running underneath everything. It treats wealth as the outcome of how a man thinks, waits, reacts, negotiates, and refuses weak inputs. The housing market updates are practical and opinionated. They follow rates, inventory, buyer demand, rent growth, seller pressure, multifamily supply, and local market differences instead of relying on broad national headlines. When the show talks about investors, it stresses conservative underwriting, margin, basis protection, and the danger of needing appreciation to rescue a deal. When it talks about buyers, it favors preparation over emotion. Sellers get a harsher message. Pricing wrong, presenting poorly, or assuming old leverage still applies can get punished in a less forgiving market. The show also steps outside property into weekly business briefs, connecting immigration enforcement, Fed turmoil, trade pressure, labor strain, and local business conditions to money decisions. Those segments are framed through personal exposure to real estate and contractors, not detached punditry. The other half of the show is more inward. Episodes on calm, self-command, and discipline argue that authority starts before a deal, a room, or a market cycle. Calm is presented as control under pressure. Self-command is the gap between impulse and response. Discipline is structure, not constant willpower. The language is blunt, repetitive by design, and built around short declarations. It can sound more like a standard being enforced than a lesson being explained. Martin Perdomo appears in the real estate market update episodes as the Elite Strategist, bringing a direct perspective to rates, rentals, buyer leverage, and property strategy. Wealthy AF is best for listeners who want money content tied to identity, composure, and long-term positioning. It is not soft encouragement. It is a firm reminder that markets expose habits, and weak operators usually reveal themselves before the numbers do.
Made for: Built for men interested in real estate, capital, discipline, and personal authority. It especially suits listeners who prefer direct standards over broad motivation.
What sets it apart: Wealthy AF blends real estate market commentary with a strict internal-governance philosophy. Similar shows may focus on tactics; this one keeps returning to composure, underwriting, structure, and standards.
Wealthy AF is not a motivational podcast.It’s a standards podcast (Authority & Freedom).This show is for men building quietly—capital, body, family, and legacy—without noise, validation, or permission.Each episode delivers a short, disciplined transmission on sovereignty, identity, standards, and long-term wealth.No tactics.No trends.No urgency.Wealthy AF is about:Internal authority over external approvalStandards over feelingsLong-term positioning over short-term winsCalm, deliberate execution in a chaotic worldThis is not advice for beginners.This is not content for entertainment.This is a reminder for men who already understand the cost of building—and accept it.New episodes...
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Kitchen design becomes a lesson in value, longevity, and staying relevant.
A business story rooted in kitchen design, this conversation follows Brian Foreman from a resourceful start to a company that has spent more than 50 years building high-performance spaces.
A practical AI primer built around a simple ChatGPT workflow.
John Mendez of Walk to Wealth and Stop and Stare Media treats AI as a working tool, not a novelty. He lays out a plain ChatGPT routine: start with three priorities, then ask for five strategies or steps under each one. The appeal is in how little setup it asks for.
Paul Haavardsrud unpacks Canadian money stories, from ski-hill VIP pricing to French butter tariffs.
Real-estate freedom, taught in plain numbers.
The host argues that the real estate market is not dead but selectively exposing operators with weak underwriting and emotional decision-making.
This solo episode from the Wealthy AF podcast argues that calmness under pressure is the defining characteristic of effective leadership and authority.
This episode argues that true discipline is not about willpower or forcing oneself, but about creating mechanical structures and systems that make action automatic and independent of mood or motivation.
Martin Perdomo provides a weekly real estate market update focusing on the Bay Area, discussing price normalization, bidding wars, and investment strategies.
Martin Perdomo analyzes the current real estate market, highlighting easing mortgage rates and opportunities for investors.
Martin Perdomo analyzes recent news on ICE burnout, Fed firing, and trade war impacts on personal finance and real estate.
This episode analyzes the latest U.S.
This episode provides a data-driven update on U.S.
The episode covers three major business stories, starting with NVIDIA's decision to produce AI chips in the US, analyzing its strategic and economic implications.
This episode provides a real estate market update, analyzing trends like canceled home sales and mortgage rate fluctuations, with a teaser for an event on financial freedom.
This episode provides a real estate market update with recent data on mortgage payments, home sales, and buyer trends, plus a teaser for an upcoming event on financial freedom.
Martin Perdomo interviews Brian Foreman, founder of Performance Kitchens and Home, who has been in the kitchen design business for over 50 years.
Martin Perdomo interviews John Mendes, host of Walk to Wealth and founder of Stop and Stare Media, on practical AI tool strategies for entrepreneurs and real estate investors.
Martin Perdomo covers three economic headlines in this business brief: HELOC rates dropping to a two-year low of 7.29%, Trump's new 15%–20% tariffs on Mexican and Canadian imports effective March 4, 2025, and increased U.S.
Interview with Mike Keating, CEO of Norhart, discussing building wealth with purpose through his construction company's growth and community impact.
Analysis of a Pew survey showing 40% of young adults get news from influencers, with breakdowns by gender and platform.
Wealthy AF frames Jonathan Aslay as a midlife dating coach with more than 195,000 YouTube subscribers and a mission that goes beyond finding partners.
Wealthy AF Podcast features Martin speaking with Jim, a real estate investor and entrepreneur who is said to have closed over 3,500 deals and built multiple businesses into multi-million-dollar organizations.
This episode features journalist Jasmine Styles discussing media bias, the distrust in traditional media, and the role of minority voices in journalism.
Matt Reynolds explains how voluntary hardship builds resilience for fitness, business, and unexpected crises.
Gualter Amarelo, called The Alchemist, recounts retiring by 30, becoming a millionaire by 32, and building a real-estate business after working as an accountant.