Goldstein On Gelt

Connie Allen, author of The Casino Through a Dealer’s Eyes, talks about the various mistakes that gamblers make and gives good advice on how to play safely at a casino. Listen to this interesting interview on this week’s episode of The Goldstein On Gelt Show

In the first part of this week’s Goldstein on Gelt Show, meet Josh Denning, digital marketing veteran and host of The Tropical Entrepreneur podcast. What are the benefits of opening a business in the tropics, and how can you get your online business noticed? Is e-commerce the way of the future? Tune into your favorite personal finance show to find out.

In part 2 of The Goldstein on Gelt Show, Danny Kofke, bestselling author of How to Survive (and Perhaps Thrive) on a Teacher’s Salary, explains how you can manage if you control your finances properly – even if your income is not very high. He also discusses when and how you can start teaching your children how to manage money. Find out more on this week’s show.

In the first half of The Goldstein on Gelt Show, Doug meets Phil Parker, bestselling author and designer of The Lightning Process. Listen to useful tips on reacting to stress and find out why the way to cope with difficult situations is inside you.

Roberta Taylor, psychotherapist, coach, and author of The Couple’s Retirement Puzzle: 10 Must-Have Conversations for Creating an Amazing New Life Together, talks about communication and why it’s so important for couples to be on the same page when planning their retirement. Find out more on your favorite finance show.

This week,Doug meets Merle Temple, former FBI agent and author of A Ghostly Shade of Pale, a novel based on his experiences. Find out whether America has won its “War on Drugs,” how Merle Temple cheated death, and why he has chosen to use his memories to write a novel.

Meet Dr. Edward F. Anhalt, dean of education at the International University for Graduate Studies and president of Banking on Kids. Why do so many Americans have no idea how to save, and how easy is it to teach children good financial habits? Listen to the answers on your favorite personal finance show.

Doug meets Alex Genadinik, entrepreneur, software engineer, and business consultant. Discover how to start your own business and the importance of strategy and planning on your favorite personal finance show.

This week,Clark Howard, consumer advocate, radio show host, and author of Living Large for the Long Haul, talks about scams against the elderly, as well as general consumer fraud. Find out how you can protect yourself, your money, and your accounts, and other consumer issues on this week’s episode of the Goldstein on Gelt Show.

In part 1 of The Goldstein on Gelt Show, author Jay Myers of Hitting the Curveballs and Keep Swinging, returns to the show to share more of his insights on business, life, and how to steer your business through a crisis. Enjoy all this and more on your favorite personal finance show.

In the second part of the show, meet Doug Hess, author of Gordon Gekko CEO: Lessons from Wall Street for a Winning Attitude. What positive lessons can Gordon Gekko, lead character in the 1987 film Wall Street, who is famous for his mantra, “Greed is good,” teach about achieving your dreams? Find out on this week’s Goldstein on Gelt Show.

On the first half of this week’s episode of the Goldstein on Gelt Show, Doug meets Maurice Ashley, a chess grandmaster, coach, and author. Find out how Maurice became the first African-American international chess grandmaster and what it takes to reach the top of your field. Is it all a question of practice, or do you need more than that?

In part 1 of this week’s episode of The Goldstein on Gelt Show, show host Douglas Goldstein meets Rabbi Marvin Heir, founder of the Simon Wiesenthal Center in Los Angeles and the Center’s documentary film division, Moriah Films. Rabbi Hier explains why he founded the Center, the lessons that need to be learned from the Holocaust, and why it is important never to forget.

In part 2 of The Goldstein on Gelt Show this week, Eric Jackson, former leader of the marketing team at PayPal and author of The PayPal Wars, talks about the history of PayPal, what inspired this innovative idea for financial transactions online, and its effects on internet finance today.

In the first part of On this week’s episode of The Goldstein on Gelt Show, John Warrillow, author of Built To Sell-Creating a Business That Can Thrive Without You, talks about his book, his invention, “The Sellability Score,” and why a businessman would create a company in order to sell it. Find out more by tuning into this week’s show. And don't forget to listen to all of your favorite tips and ideas on this week's personal finance show.

Discover if you have what it takes to be a good chess player. Chess grandmaster Daniel King, who is also a well-known chess commentator, journalist, and author, explains what inspired him to play chess, which characteristics and qualities make a good chess player, and how this way of thinking can be applied to daily life. Tune into the Goldstein on Gelt show, for financial advice, fascinating interviews, and much more.

On this week’s Goldstein on Gelt Show, Trevor Blake, author of Three Simple Steps and founder and CEO of QOL Medical LLC, speaks on both halves of the show about his insights into life, success, and business. Trevor Blake’s book, Three Simple Steps, is based on his own personal experience and expertise. Tune into this week’s episode of Goldstein on Gelt to hear Mr. Blake explain what these three steps are, why this book is different from other self-help books, and how taking control of the way you think will help you to be successful in many fields of your life.

In part 2 of the show, Trevor Blake continues to discuss his bestselling book Three Simple Steps and how to use them to improve your life. Find out how to be more creative with your thoughts and to become more successful in business and life by listening to this fascinating interview.

Doug meets Robert C. Merton, winner of the Nobel Prize for Economics in 1997 and professor of finance at the MIT Sloan School of Management. Professor Merton explains how a longer average lifespan has affected retirement planning and what you need to do to plan for your old age today.

In the second part of the show, host Doug Goldstein speaks about investment properties. Are you considering buying a second property and renting it out as an investment? What are the risks involved? How would it work? Listen to your favorite personal finance show to find out more.