The Dr. Frost Podcast

In this episode of The Doctor Frost Podcast, I sit down with Dr. Gil Vega to break down the business and medical side of launching a successful aesthetics and wellness clinic. We dive into the booming world of aesthetics, covering everything from startup strategies to the high-demand treatments that are bringing patients through the door. Dr. Vega shares insights into some of the hottest services in the industry, including GLP-1 medications, botox, dermal fillers, PRP hair restorations, and male hormone replacement therapy to name a few. Whether you’re a physician looking to enter the aesthetics space or someone curious about these cutting-edge treatments, this episode is packed with valuable insights. Dr. Vega breaks down the business model, the biggest challenges new clinic owners face, and how to create a high-end patient experience.

Doctors are one of the highest-taxed professionals in America and this is a pain point for a lot of us. In this episode, I have an anesthesiologist who is also an expert in paying less money in taxes. Amir Baluch is a semi-retired anesthesiologist and serial entrepreneur who goes into depth on multiple ways of reducing the tax burden through several mechanisms that your CPA is probably not going to talk to you about. We talk about proactive ways to do this through real estate, deductions and tax credits.

In this episode, Andreas Petterson shares powerful insights on overcoming mental barriers, taking action, and transforming your life. We dive into the concept of Baby Elephant Syndrome and how limiting beliefs can keep us stuck, even when we have the strength to move forward. Andreas also discusses the importance of living without regret and why taking chances is essential for a fulfilling life. We explore the idea of prioritizing action over perfection, revealing how overplanning often leads to inaction and why bold steps are necessary for personal growth. Lastly, Andreas highlights the transformative power of mentors and how surrounding yourself with the right people can accelerate your success. If you’re ready to level up in business, relationships, or personal growth, this conversation will inspire you to take bold action and embrace change. 🎧 Tune in now to hear Andreas’s actionable advice!

As a physician in my mid-30's I decided to change career paths, which is crazy-sounding, but I think there a lot of people (physician and non-physician) who are looking to do the same. I think if that's what you want, then go for it. I talk about how I pushed through self-doubt by following my intuition and higher calling. I discuss nature of being an artist and the difficulty of being vulnerable. Also, I am rebranding! I don't just want to talk about real estate but.... I want to talk about... well.... me!

Jon Chan is a massive action taker who has discovered financial freedom through real estate investing all through a tax-friendly, low fee vehicle that allows you more control over your retirement. This amazing way of investing is called a self-directed IRA. Not only that, but Jon talks about his automations he has developed and the way he has plugged himself into the right teams so that his money works for him and is growing exponentially.

Join us for an enlightening episode as we dive into the captivating journey of Kimberly Mihalik (ICU nurse, 3x Ironman 70.3 finisher and author) within the residential assisted living industry. In this successful live event, Kimberly, a seasoned professional in real estate, shared her remarkable story of resilience and adaptation in the face of legislative challenges. With a background in nursing and an indomitable spirit, Kimberly's journey is one of overcoming personal adversities and making a profound impact in her field. However, as the landscape of legislation continues to evolve, Kimberly's story takes an unexpected turn. Throughout the episode, we explore how Kimberly navigated these challenges with grace and determination, drawing on her experiences to illuminate the dynamic intersection of real estate and legislation. From her adaptive strategies to the resilience required to thrive in an ever-changing industry, Kimberly's insights provide invaluable lessons for professionals and enthusiasts alike. Don't miss out on this engaging discussion, where Kimberly's story serves as a testament to the power of perseverance and innovation in the face of adversity. Tune in now to gain valuable insights and inspiration from Kimberly Mihalik's extraordinary journey in residential assisted living.

Join me in this episode as I sit down with Kay Cabuco, a nurse who ventured into the world of real estate investing with a unique twist. Kay unveils her journey from scrubs to investments, revealing the secrets behind her creative approach to purchasing and managing an assisted living facility. In this candid conversation, Kay sheds light on how she seamlessly merged her nursing background with her newfound passion for real estate, and in fact leveraging her degree and experience into a superpower. Delve into the mindset she employed to navigate this unconventional path while surviving COVID and is now scaling her business. Whether you're a seasoned investor looking to diversify your portfolio or someone intrigued by the intersection of healthcare and real estate, this episode offers invaluable wisdom and inspiration. Tune in to discover how Kay Cabuco transformed her career and found success in the dynamic world of real estate entrepreneurship.

Do you know what wholesaling is? Wholesaling is where somebody is able to lock in a house at 50-60 cents on the dollar. They then turn around and sell that house to an end buyer. The benefits of wholesaling is that it helps people get out of difficult situations when traditional selling with a real estate agent is not feasible or is too slow. What I love about Brock is that he could have just kept driving truck for a living but he realized it wasn't going to meet his goals. He took a leap of faith and is now working toward a meaningful goal. Come learn how wholesaling is a feasible way to escape the 9-5!

Lisa Moore is a full-time real estate investor who bought her first property in 2017. She wanted to get unstuck from her W2 as a financial analyst and has done it! She retired from her W2 in 2021 and is now living her life freely! Come check out how she did it as I get into her story about HOUSE HACKING. Check out her Instagram @mooredoorswithlisa

Brenda is a social butterfly, high W-2 earner tech recruiter who is now expanding her real estate portfolio past her 592 doors by investing in multifamily. She started out as a limited partner and is now building a team, growing on social media, and is about to launch a fund of funds. We get in to her story, starting with her youth as a California street-bike racer and model (kind of like Fast and the Furious). We move onto student loans, getting low-paying jobs right out of college, her rise into a successful career as a tech recruiter, deciding to invest vs pay off student loans (hint- she’s not paying off her student loans first), and what is on the horizon next for her.

Rosie and I had a great time talking about goals for the New Year and how to utilize your strengths to your advantage. Noel is an accomplished executive coach and talent development professional who utilizes the CliftonsStrengths. We dig into making sure talent is in the right position within a corporation. She gets into my strengths (Ideation, Futuristic, Intellection) and shows real-life feedback. Go check her out on IG at @therosienoel.

Dr. Avishkar Sabharwal is a fellow doctor, podcaster/YouTuber and real estate investor. On his YouTube channel called The Immigrant Doctor he focuses on helping immigrant medical professionals create financial freedom through passive investment across asset classes. In this episode we talk about his path from trading stocks to real estate investing followed by why he decided to focus on becoming an operator in multifamily, setting up partnerships, managing a fund, and managing it all while he is also seeing patients.

Ping Hsu is a bit of a mentor to me. Not only is he a fellow YouTuber/Podcaster but he is also a real estate investor, house flipper, capital raiser and much more. In this episode we talk about raising capital in a way that's not going to scare off investors. We also talk about the importance of vetting business partnerships, keeping track of your book so that nobody takes advantage of you and leveraging your relationships.

Tasheen Collins, Josue Huerta, Brock Marcus and I meet up to talk about about journey as SubTo students. Tasheen recently doorknocked a preforeclosure and had a big win.

Nick and Dom are live at their Padsplit in San Antonio! They turned 4 bedrooms in to 10 beds and are projected to cashflow at least $2,500 per month.

1. We start out talking about microphones and mattresses. 2. Then we moved on to the real stuff. If you don’t have good books, you will grow slower. Having good books allows you to track friction points, properly evaluate your progress and ultimately build you more wealth. 3. Oscar and I delved into some deep topics such as becoming a billionaire so that Oscar can give away %90 to others. We also talked about the scriptures and having money to build God’s kingdom. 4. I brought up a quote from Fight Club, “It’s only until you have lost everything that you’re free to do anything” and we casually went off on that for a while.   5. I asked how Oscar is able to face adversity with kids, because wouldn’t that make things more scary? He said the opposite- his kids are his driving force and the reason why he is so successful.

One of the biggest reasons we decided to start this podcast was to share our experiences and what we started to realize is that our experiences match a lot of people’s experiences but they’re not being talked about. They not being brought to light, they’re not being shed in any direction other than, "I have this amazing success, I did this amazing thing over here." And we all forget about the struggle and the path that it takes to get to that amazing thing. Each one of us here has decided to do something really hard,really fun, and really exciting, but it’s a different route and a different path. But we have told you how we got to the point where we were actually making some wins. We struggled a lot during this path. We struggled a lot to get to where we are today and I think it would be really important for everyone to hear the mistakes that we’ve made, the reasons why we are still doing what we are still doing, and also the lessons that we’ve learned.

In the fast-paced world of healthcare, nurses are heroes, caring for the sick and injured with compassion and dedication. But what happens when one nurse decides to explore another dimension of healing – healing through homeownership and investment? This podcast explores how Andres Nobili found a way to care for others while also securing a more financially stable future.

Isn't it frustrating when you go to the car dealer and they low ball you? Did you know that you can sell your vehicle by having somebody else take over your payments? In this episode we talk all about how I personally did this with Mike Davis. Instead of selling my car to a dealer for $13k, Mike helped me find a buyer who bought it for $20k. The buyer took over my existing car loan with an interest rate of %3.5 and enjoyed the benefit of not needing to get a new loan.

A lot of baby boomer business owners are retiring and there is a large void for people to take over their legacy. Shanny bought a business with none of her own money, the business instantly was cash-flowing $5k a month and she's going to sell it in 2 years and make nearly $1 million in revenue. Come listen how she started!

Lance Riggen is a real estate investor who had rough patch during COVID during a renovation that took a long time but he was able to come out on top with a $160k profit.