Trailer

An episode of the A Few Good Doors podcast, hosted by Ann Reed, titled "Trailer" was published on November 2, 2023 and runs 1 minutes.

November 2, 2023 ·1m · A Few Good Doors

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Summary

“A Few Good Doors,” is a podcast that proves that you don’t have to choose between making money and living a purposeful life, and that investing in real estate just might be the tool to help you do both. I’m your host, Ann Reed, and I’ll be sharing my own journey of becoming a real estate investor, turned advocate for housing the homeless and how I found that you don’t have to choose between making good money and doing good things. In fact, we need more good people with checkbooks that are wi...

Episode Description

“A Few Good Doors,” is a podcast that proves that you don’t have to choose between making money and living a purposeful life, and that investing in real estate just might be the tool to help you do both.

I’m your host, Ann Reed, and I’ll be sharing my own journey of becoming a real estate investor, turned advocate for housing the homeless and how I found that you don’t have to choose between making good money and doing good things. In fact, we need more good people with checkbooks that are willing to help those in need.

In addition to my own story, I’ll be sharing the stories of others so you can walk away knowing the nuts and bolts of how to become a real estate investor, the mindset shift necessary to go from interested to invested, and the heart it takes to discover what living in alignment with your purpose is all about.

Whether you’re making lots of money and not feeling fulfilled or you’re living in service and broke, this podcast is for you. I’ll show you that investing in A Few Good Doors just might be the ticket to living a more prosperous and purposeful life.

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