EPISODE · May 5, 2026 · 42 MIN
Strategy and Execution: How to Build What Others Can’t
from Fi$H Factor With Mike Ungaro · host Mike Ungaro
Welcome back to Fi$H Factor, where multi-generational grit meets real-world strategy. In this episode, Mike Ungaro sits down with Scott Choppin, Founder and CEO of Urban Pacific Group, to break down what it really takes to develop projects, solve complex problems, and build in industries where timelines are long and stakes are high.From growing up in a real estate family to leading innovative workforce housing developments, Scott shares how his approach to strategy and execution has shaped his career. The conversation dives into the realities of development, navigating bureaucracy, aligning stakeholders, and why most projects succeed or fail long before construction even begins.Scott also explores how AI is beginning to transform the development industry, why most operators are behind, and how those who adopt it early will gain a massive competitive advantage. From autonomous agents to real-world applications, this episode highlights the intersection of technology, leadership, and long-term thinking.In this episode, you’ll learn:- Why great strategy and great execution must work together to succeed- How real estate development is ultimately a business of constant problem solving- The concept of “product-market fit” and how it applies to building projects- Why workforce housing is an overlooked opportunity in today’s market- How AI will reshape operations, decision-making, and competitive advantage- The importance of controlling your narrative when explaining innovative ideasLearn more about Scott Choppin- Website: https://www.urbanpacific.com- Follow Scott on X: https://x.com/scottchoppinSubscribe, leave a review, and follow @KingsOfFish and @SanPedroFish for more real stories on building business, leadership, and legacy.
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