Built Different with Ian Schwartzman
Sep 25, 2026 · 35 min · 10 segments
Earn Your Leisure founders Rashad Bilal and Troy Millings detail their journey from traditional educators and advisors to the architects of a massive financial literacy movement.
Ian SchwartzmanHostSo I knew in business that would be something that would naturally just you know, transfer over.
So we ventured out first, right? We were doing collab things in the classroom.
So he was co-teaching with me and we started to do that and that went really well.
We had a social media site called Fashion Wave and that didn't work just because, you know, we liked fashion and Both of you.

But, okay, so now, before you even get to EYL, what was interesting about you two doing business together? Because as a young kid, a teenager, most kids are talking about sports.

I happened to be one of the kids that was always like, oh, I want to go detail cars.

Any way to earn my own money, because it gave, to me, the money meant freedom.
I always, like when I graduated from college, I started as a financial advisor.
So I knew in business that would be something that would naturally just you know, transfer over.
So we ventured out first, right? We were doing collab things in the classroom.
So he was co-teaching with me and we started to do that and that went really well.
We had a social media site called Fashion Wave and that didn't work just because, you know, we liked fashion and Both of you.

But, okay, so now, before you even get to EYL, what was interesting about you two doing business together? Because as a young kid, a teenager, most kids are talking about sports.

I happened to be one of the kids that was always like, oh, I want to go detail cars.

Any way to earn my own money, because it gave, to me, the money meant freedom.
I always, like when I graduated from college, I started as a financial advisor.
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