Sep 28, 2026 · 1 hr 12 min · 13 segments
Where you start does not have to decide where you finish. My guest Cedric Nash went from a job that paid him less than $40,000 a year to millionaire by 32, and in this conversation he shows you how to…
Lee JenkinsHost
So that you focusing and becoming sort of a master of something in terms of building a business foundation helped you to diversify into real estate.

As I've dealt with younger people, one of the things I love about the younger generation, and by the way, it's funny saying the younger generation, because I remember when I was the younger generation.

I'm I'm allowing people to learn from my experiences so they don't have to experience some of those bumps.

But one of the things I've noticed about the younger generation is some of them want to jump right into entrepreneurship, right into being a millionaire.

When I came out of college, you know, in the 80s, it was get a good job, get a good career.

I mean, meaning build your own job, build your own company, a little different mindset.

But I think there is a principle and I think it's important to be good at something.

So that you focusing and becoming sort of a master of something in terms of building a business foundation helped you to diversify into real estate.

As I've dealt with younger people, one of the things I love about the younger generation, and by the way, it's funny saying the younger generation, because I remember when I was the younger generation.

I'm I'm allowing people to learn from my experiences so they don't have to experience some of those bumps.

But one of the things I've noticed about the younger generation is some of them want to jump right into entrepreneurship, right into being a millionaire.

When I came out of college, you know, in the 80s, it was get a good job, get a good career.

I mean, meaning build your own job, build your own company, a little different mindset.

But I think there is a principle and I think it's important to be good at something.
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