Let's Get Rich: Recent Episodes
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Max Price and Riedl Peterson attempt to define what it means to be an entrepreneur through self-inquiry, informal interviews, and a sh**load of reading.
The boys review a book by Felix Dennis, one the richest poets in human history. Dennis is the founder of Maxim and many other big magazines under Dennis Publishing.
Riedl admits that he is still "in the sh*t", and Max talks about "the next stage"...
Take a ride with us.
The boys try to get to the bottom of the 2020 value shift.
The way our society views health, education, and property has changed dramatically. "Not all that glitters is gold" but it certainly can be exchanged for it.
The boys bring back a beloved segment to discuss secrecy and mentorship. Max talks about how business is tougher than he originally thought.
Max and Riedl talk about recent business developments. Max addresses the challenges that come with fining a good project manager, while Riedl asks about desirable character traits in a new hire.
The boys read some tweets, expanding on simple topics to try and find simple solutions.
Max and Riedl try to get to the bottom of why the Colombian economy is on the verge of collapse. Some answers are more obvious than others.
We are having issues with audio without our studio. It's a work in progress!
This episode marks the beginning of a two-month long journey. Max and Riedl discuss how the last few days have been in Medellin, Colombia. The boys also talk surprises, future plans, and the big picture moving forward.
Riedl Peterson talks to the void about what it means to be a green entrepreneur.
What does it mean to be rich? Is anger a positive emotion? Is humility necessary in the beginning? Is entrepreneurship a career?
Peterson tries to answer it all.
Max and Riedl talk about the different things in everyday life that cause us to lose our money. Are relationships, drugs, and travel "cash traps"? Do we make them traps? The boys try and seek the truth.
Riedl talks about how he is slowly beginning to realize that entrepreneurship is more of a lifestyle than a career path, and that money is a byproduct of the much larger journey. The boys take on California, discussing why/how the state is in the condition it's in..
Inspired by their recent betting vs. gambling episode (Bet), Riedl and Max discuss the popular strategy book "Thinking in Bets" by Annie Duke. The boys talk about how it is best to think about all decisions like a game of Texas Holdem.
This is Part 3 of 3
Max and Riedl take a break from their book review to argue about Andrew Tate's legitimacy. Reidl Peterson has a fever of 103. Be grateful for the content b****es.
Inspired by their recent betting vs. gambling episode, Riedl and Max discuss the popular strategy book "Thinking in Bets" by Annie Duke. The boys talk about how it is best to think about all decisions like a game of Texas Holdem.
This is Part 1 of 3
Inspired by their recent betting vs. gambling episode, Riedl and Max discuss the popular strategy book "Thinking in Bets" by Annie Duke. The boys talk about how it is best to think about all decisions like a game of Texas Holdem.
This is Part 1 of 3
Max and Riedl talk about Jordan Peterson, sales, women, and the latest developments in a war-torn economy.
Max and Riedl ask an age-old question: Is gambling a science? If so, is it a science in all forms?
Max and Riedl get f***ed up to celebrate their 100th episode of the Let's Get Rich Podcast. Things might get out of hand.
Thank you everyone!
Leading up to Max and Riedl's 100th episode, the two entrepreneurs discuss the state of the global economy, past predictions, gross sexual terminology, and government corruption.
Max's AC unit is still going strong!
Max and Riedl review "Cashvertising" by Drew E. Whitman. This time the audio isn't a total abortion...
In this episode Max goes deep on his review of a podcast made by two rich guys.
Aka two dudes who are making $100k per month while being 24 years old lol.
You will learn important insights such as:
1) The one factor that makes it so easy to hit $10k/month
2) The #1 book you need to read that makes it so much easier to convert way more sales with way less effort
3) The one skill that if you learn it once, you will never have to worry about money ever again.
The podcast reviewed in this podcast is called "The Syndicate."
Max and Riedl talk Musk, Twitter, Bush, Iraq, Russia, and the economy at large. It's all here!
Let's get rich.
Max and Riedl (both extremely sick in this episode) answer questions on Reddit.
Audio issues ensue...
Max and Riedl review "The Consultant Next Door" by Chris Evans and Taylor Welch.
Is life "pay-to-play"?
Let's find out.
Summary: The Consultant Next Door guides you through everything from picking your niche, crafting your offer and setting your price…
Max and Riedl review "The Consultant Next Door" by Chris Evans and Taylor Welch.
Is life "pay-to-play"?
Let's find out.
Summary: The Consultant Next Door guides you through everything from picking your niche, crafting your offer and setting your price…
Max and Riedl discuss gigs and jobs leading up to the current month, which ones were great and which were shit, and how they clawed their way out of poverty.
Watch this episode to learn how to go from 0 to making good $$.
Max and Riedl tell stories that are possibly related to entrepreneurship. The jokes and content can be disturbing for our typical audience.
Max and Riedl report on the ongoing cost crisis and the many powers trying to shift blame. You won't want to miss this.
Max and Riedl welcome Louisa (Riedl's girlfriend) to discuss James Clear's "Atomic Habits". Perhaps they'll get a woman's unique perspective on habit creation!
Max and Riedl react to entrepreneurial podcast content.
There is some suggestive material...
Max and Riedl talk about the hustle culture crisis in the world of entrepreneurship. They also can't help but talk about the Ruskies. Who can?
Max and Riedl talk about the Russian assault and what it means for our economy, as well as questions/ideas on MJ DeMarco's Fastlane Forum.
Please Note: All upcoming content is posted on our terrible website!
Max and Riedl bring their review of MJ DeMarco's second bestseller "Unscripted" to a close. Is it a diary written by a mad man, or is it a book filled with truths that most refuse to acknowledge?
Max and Riedl hop back on the saddle to review MJ DeMarco's second bestseller "Unscripted". Is it a diary written by a mad man, or is it a book filled with truths that most refuse to acknowledge?
Shit gets a little cringe... Grin and bear it.
Max and Riedl have a raw unscripted conversation about how business is going and their plans moving forward. They also debate when to fully invest vs when to it's time to look at alternatives.
Max and Riedl review MJ DeMarco's second bestseller "Unscripted". Is it a diary written by a mad man, or is it a book filled with truths that most refuse to acknowledge?
You decide.
Max and Riedl review MJ DeMarco's second bestseller "Unscripted". Is it a diary written by a mad man, or is it a book filled with truths that most refuse to acknowledge?
You decide.
Max and Riedl try to find the parallels between picking up people at a party/bar/club and making a sale. Buckle up buckaroos.
Max and Riedl review MJ DeMarco's second bestseller "Unscripted". Is it a diary written by a mad man, or is it a book filled with truths that most refuse to acknowledge?
You decide.
Max and Riedl have a garbled discussion regarding the Metaverse. After discovering where it came from, Max talks about the investments he has made on each blockchain. Riedl follows up by describing the socioeconomic impact, and how this market will guide future transactions.
Max and Riedl Celebrate the New Year by sitting back and reviewing the latest episode of Shark Tank.
Max and Riedl discuss "$100M Offers" by Alex Hormozi. From rock bottom to riches, this is a story and message that every entrepreneur should embrace. This is the final episode of a three-part series addressing the power of sales!
Max and Riedl discuss "$100M Offers" by Alex Hormozi. From rock bottom to riches, this is a story and message that every entrepreneur should embrace. This is the second part of a three-part series addressing the power of sales!
Max and Riedl discuss "$100M Offers" by Alex Hormozi. From rock bottom to riches, this is a story and message that every entrepreneur should embrace. This is the first part of a three-part series addressing the power of sales!
After a long Turkey Day, Max and Riedl talk about 5 Evil Entrepreneurs (possibly 6) that have tainted the business world. Are they villains, or are they misunderstood capitalists?
The choice is yours to make.
Bonus: Max also shares some Black Friday success!
In this somewhat improvisational episode Max and Riedl talk about lead generation (Instagram outreach, cold email, etc.) and how they're currently making money!
Max Price and Riedl Peterson talk more about the future. Specifically, they talk about the best businesses to start in 2022. Where can you put your capital? Where do you start? It's all here!
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Max and Riedl discuss the future of our global economy. There have been a lot of events that will change the way we look at money forever.
Let's get rich.
In this solo episode special, Riedl leaves no stone unturned as he dives into his raw & unfiltered past and revisits the life-changing events that led up to his transformation into the Riedl Peterson that we know today.
Max and Riedl answer questions from the entrepreneur & business subreddits. They discuss what businesses to start depending on if you have $2k, $200k, or $0 to start with. They also answer questions from an Onlyfans creator.
Max and Riedl continue their conversation regarding Daniel Coyle's "The Culture Code". Can business stop being so bureaucratic?
Max and Riedl review Daniel Coyle's best seller "The Culture Code". In it, they discover a whole new way to interact with the rest of the world and their peers.
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Max and Riedl talk about how friendship can make or break your entrepreneurial adventure.
Culture Code Review Next Week!!!
Max and Riedl talk about Shark Tank; a reality TV show starring America's celebrity investors. They discuss the end of Season 8 with a fair amount of criticism.
Max Price wages war on his mic.
Max and Riedl try to define what it means to "kill time" and how it is perceived by entrepreneurs. Is it really the villain of our story?
Welcome to SEASON THREE A$$*!!!
Max and Riedl complete their second season with a discussion regarding "Designing The Mind" by Ryan A. Bush.
Max and Riedl talk about "Designing The Mind" by Ryan A. Bush. The phone call gets interesting when the entrepreneurs discuss the emotions that destroy business.
Max and Riedl drink up this episode. Thinking about the end of Season 2, they decide to reflect on how far they have come, as well as their favorite discussions from the last season.
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Max and Riedl talk VAs, recent clients, lessons of the trade, the new market, and... bananas.
Max and Riedl introduce a new special guest: Joshua Tucker who is making $30k per month with his business!
The topics: business, clients, war, IC, women, courage, and a lot more..
Max and Riedl finish their conversation regarding "The 80/20 Principle" by Richard Koch. They discuss the importance of the subconscious, as well as the science behind happiness.
Max and Riedl hop on the phone to discuss "The 80/20 Principle" by Richard Koch. They are on their way to discovering the golden key to productive living.
This is one of the longest podcasts we have recorded!! Thank you for your support!!!
Max and Riedl give updates about business, and discuss how physical fitness can make or break your entrepreneurial mission.
Riedl and Max Price interview an old friend who they learned was also aiming to get rich. However, his path is much different than theirs.
Max and Riedl talk about their recent vacation in Vegas and the future of the U.S. economy.
Do conventional jobs help or hinder one's entrepreneurial journey? Max and Riedl find out.
50th episode!!!
Max and Riedl discuss Steven Pressfield's "the War of Art". This is the first review where they both have VERY different opinions about the book itself.
Is Pressfield's work a life-changing masterpiece or pretentious garbage? You decide.
Max and Riedl explore the Robert T. Kiyosaki best seller. After analyzing the story, they try to decide whether or not the man is a Guru or a Class-A Guide to success.
Max and Riedl make their own questions after reading entries on the Fastlane Forum. They discuss expectations and old age.
Max and Riedl talk about how the Wim Hof Method changed their lives. More specifically, they discuss how this practice has helped them in the realm of business.
Max and Riedl attempt to discover more about the entrepreneurial formula. Is there a pay-to-play system behind getting rich? The answer is here.. sort of.
Max and Riedl have a lengthy phone call addressing time management. Their passion causes them to hop from rant to rant in an attempt to discover the secret formula. In the end, is there really one recipe for everyone? You decide!
Special request: Please email us a review of The Slight Edge episode via riedlpeterson@gmail.com or our website! We're always trying to improve content for listeners, so any comments would be greatly appreciated!
-R & M
Max and Riedl discuss the rise of Dogecoin, which has become a the global meme currency. They try to determine if it's a threat to crypto or a funny asset. Max starts to rage.
Season 2 will consist of 40 episodes instead of 20. Prepare yourselves for more rants and mayhem.
To celebrate forty weeks of discussion, Max and Riedl answer more Reddit questions about entrepreneurship. As always, they've chosen sex as a palate cleanser.
Have fun everyone. Thanks for listening!
Max and Riedl conclude their crypto mini series with a casual discussion regarding the importance of the blockchain. They also talk about the strengths and weaknesses of Nakamoto's Bitcoin and Buterin's Ethereum.
Are these two currencies participating in a race to supremacy, or individually producing a series of isolated pathways to a bright future? Is it neither?
They do their best to find an answer.
Max and Riedl continue their most intense mini series yet! In this episode, the boys primarily explain why the government doesn't determine value.
Thanks for waiting!
Max and Riedl explore the evolution of our global economy in this mini series about Crypto.
Is it the currency of the future, or should you save up for a trip to Dave & Busters? The choice is yours.
In this episode, Max and Riedl discuss the tell-tale signs that a financial 'guru' is actually misleading and possibly exploiting you.
Riedl and Max address how morality/ethics is a gray area in the world of entrepreneurship. What lines can be crossed?
Riedl is sick and breathes through his mouth the entire episode... our bad.
Max and Riedl talk about motivation, and how to face hurdles that may seem crippling to the untrained eye. They also discuss how/when quitting entrepreneurship may be your best option.
Max and Riedl discuss the second half of Wim Hof's incredible journey, and how the method as changed them over the course of one week.
Thank you so much for listening to our 30th episode!!!
Max and Riedl are exhausted from a busy week, and Max forgets about the new recording date (Thursday)... but they push through fatigue to bring you the first half of a review on "The Wim Hof Method". It's an amazing story about athlete-hippie Wim Hof, and his journey to becoming a meditative missionary with a scientific message.
New Episodes on Thursdays!
Max and Riedl go deep on this episode. They talk about how doubt (like frugality) can be toxic in large doses.
New episodes every Thursday!
Max and Riedl answer questions from young entrepreneurs. The phone call gets interesting..
Max and Riedl discuss the dangers of frugality during a phone call.
New episodes will now be released on Thursdays. Thank you so much for tuning in!
Max and Riedl come back after a brief hiatus to discuss cold emailing! They also violate their mics with their loud voices..
Max and Riedl analyze "Meditations" by Marcus Aurelius, and how the last of the great leaders (in the Roman Empire) navigated through life.
The philosophy used was Stoicism.. a way of being/thinking that any entrepreneur can benefit from.
Max and Riedl kick off the new season with an interesting topic: Pyramid Schemes.
They discuss they're own experiences, as well as a few others. Riedl is sick. Things get personal.
Max and Riedl catch up and discuss how far they've advanced in their careers since the birth of the podcast.
Riedl tells stories about his adventure to Washington D.C., and Max talks about the strides he has made as an entrepreneur.
It's a bit of a Holiday Special..
Riedl calls in from Washington D.C. and shares the behind the scenes of US Election Week.
In this second part of the trilogy, Max and Riedl cover Tim Ferriss' approach to automation and the many benefits to cheaply outsourcing your labor.
Max Price recalls the journey that took him from being a lonely, depressed loser to being on track to achieve massive success in all areas of life
Max and Riedl talk about "The 4-Hour Workweek" by Timothy Ferriss. This is the first part of a trilogy that addresses how 'wealth' takes on many forms.
Max and Riedl talk about upcoming events, as well as drugs in the world of entrepreneurship.
Max and Riedl continue to review the Sam Ovens "Consulting Accelerator". They also discuss the problem with meritocracies.
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Max and Riedl discuss Sam Ovens' program, "Consulting Accelerator". Max eats during the podcast.
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Max and Riedl review "The Dip" by Seth Godin, and discuss the difference between quitting and failure.
Max and Riedl casually discuss life lessons, titans of industry, and how entrepreneurship relates to The Hero's Journey (a common writer's tool).
Max Price and Riedl Peterson review "Steal Like An Artist" by Austin Kleon. They also get a bit carried away.
Max and Riedl interview Riedl's girlfriend (Louisa), and casually discuss how they plan to eliminate bad habits.
Max and Riedl make their first philosophical podcast. They summarize "Pragmatism" by William James, and how these principles can be applied to entrepreneurial lessons.
Max and Riedl catch up and discuss "The Big 5" personality test. Max tries to escape the office.
Max and Riedl talk about "The Slight Edge" by Jeff Olson. They address the undervalued science of habit formation in the entrepreneurial world, and how much day-to-day tasks impact your development.
Max and Riedl discuss progress in their own fields, as well as how a polarizing brand can be positive. Riedl drinks whiskey and screws up the acoustics.
Max and Riedl review "the Millionaire Fastlane" by MJ DeMarco. Riedl gets a little carried away..
This is a short intro to explain our goals for the podcast series.
Max and Riedl Attempt to Introduce Themselves