Have More Money Now with John Layfield
Jul 2, 2026 · 46 min · 10 segments
On this episode of **Have More Money Now**, **John Layfield** and **Conrad Thompson** welcome financial expert **Raj Giri**for an insightful conversation about one of the most important questions…
Raj GiriGuest
Conrad ThompsonHost
James SchlimmerGuest
John LayfieldHost
And then really put my mind into it and really tried to learn, you know, how to invest.

I had the MMA website with Fightline, the Indian Dating website with indiandating.com, and of course, Wrestling Inc., and then um you know i sold wrestling four years ago and just didn't have anything to do and i was just like there's so many just basic financial tips that i that i teach my daughters that i teach my family um to do to help them kind of get on the right path so money you know so that money's never an issue uh later on in their in their lives so i was like maybe i can share this with with other people as well so I started this practical money newsletter about three years ago, which I do about...

And yeah, just try to share a lot of just common sense tips, things that are easy to do, the things that most people can do.

And just kind of share those and try to kind of simplify a lot of the stuff that...

It sounds complicated, but when you really look into it, you know, when you look at step by step, how you do something, it makes it a lot easier.

And I tried to do that, you know, providing screenshots and things like that just to show step by step how to how to go about doing some of the stuff I talk about.

I love what you're doing, especially with the website about giving people knowledge as far as investing and how to take care of themselves.

What was first? Was it Wrestling Inc.? Was it MMA? What was the first thing that got you in this online business? Because you did an incredible job with Wrestling Inc.

So Wrestling Inc. was definitely the first when I started because I started that back in college.

My parents had invested some money for me and my sister, and I'd see that money grow.

And then really put my mind into it and really tried to learn, you know, how to invest.

I had the MMA website with Fightline, the Indian Dating website with indiandating.com, and of course, Wrestling Inc., and then um you know i sold wrestling four years ago and just didn't have anything to do and i was just like there's so many just basic financial tips that i that i teach my daughters that i teach my family um to do to help them kind of get on the right path so money you know so that money's never an issue uh later on in their in their lives so i was like maybe i can share this with with other people as well so I started this practical money newsletter about three years ago, which I do about...

And yeah, just try to share a lot of just common sense tips, things that are easy to do, the things that most people can do.

And just kind of share those and try to kind of simplify a lot of the stuff that...

It sounds complicated, but when you really look into it, you know, when you look at step by step, how you do something, it makes it a lot easier.

And I tried to do that, you know, providing screenshots and things like that just to show step by step how to how to go about doing some of the stuff I talk about.

I love what you're doing, especially with the website about giving people knowledge as far as investing and how to take care of themselves.

What was first? Was it Wrestling Inc.? Was it MMA? What was the first thing that got you in this online business? Because you did an incredible job with Wrestling Inc.

So Wrestling Inc. was definitely the first when I started because I started that back in college.

My parents had invested some money for me and my sister, and I'd see that money grow.
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