Dale MontgomeryGuest
Paul DioHost
Um, yeah, it, it's-- Well, in just understanding the concept, you know, where it came from, I think it's helped people understand it right off the bat.

You already know the history, but for our listeners, or your listeners, I should say, we'll kind of just give a quick history on it.

And so the concept for him back then, and it's still the same concept today, but for him, he had all these advisors coming at him, and I kind of already touched on this, but you know, he had all these advisors coming at him with all this different advice on what he should be doing with his rapidly growing business.

And he had the epiphany or somebody said, "Hey, you should just hire them." I'm not sure how it came about exactly, because I, I couldn't find that part of how, you know, how the thought process happened for him.

I'm also just hire everybody and, and have them strictly work for me, and don't come at me with your silo of advice anymore, you know, coming from your own special, you know, knowledge.

I want you to collaborate with each other and come to me as a team, and let's figure out as a team which way to go.

Oprah Winfrey pays roughly, you know, these are numbers I pulled off the internet, of course, but twenty to thirty million roughly is what she pays for her family office.


Maybe not billions anymore, but it was, you know, allowed them to come down in, in, uh, the point of entry.

We'll go down as low as somebody with either a six-figure tax bill or at least a, a million in revenue, gross revenue.

Um, yeah, it, it's-- Well, in just understanding the concept, you know, where it came from, I think it's helped people understand it right off the bat.

You already know the history, but for our listeners, or your listeners, I should say, we'll kind of just give a quick history on it.

And so the concept for him back then, and it's still the same concept today, but for him, he had all these advisors coming at him, and I kind of already touched on this, but you know, he had all these advisors coming at him with all this different advice on what he should be doing with his rapidly growing business.

And he had the epiphany or somebody said, "Hey, you should just hire them." I'm not sure how it came about exactly, because I, I couldn't find that part of how, you know, how the thought process happened for him.

I'm also just hire everybody and, and have them strictly work for me, and don't come at me with your silo of advice anymore, you know, coming from your own special, you know, knowledge.

I want you to collaborate with each other and come to me as a team, and let's figure out as a team which way to go.

Oprah Winfrey pays roughly, you know, these are numbers I pulled off the internet, of course, but twenty to thirty million roughly is what she pays for her family office.


Maybe not billions anymore, but it was, you know, allowed them to come down in, in, uh, the point of entry.

We'll go down as low as somebody with either a six-figure tax bill or at least a, a million in revenue, gross revenue.
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