What happens when a 75-year family empire disappears almost overnight? In this powerful episode, host Keith Miller sits down with Andrew Stafford, President of Prevail Innovative Wealth Strategies, for a raw and inspiring conversation about legacy, loss, and the relentless pursuit of building something that lasts. Andrew shares his journey from fourth-generation newspaper distribution to running 100-plus trucks, walking away from corporate America, and ultimately co-founding Prevail — a Kansas City-based wealth management firm with over $1 billion in assets and a $100 million venture capital fund.

Andrew unpacks the hard lessons he learned about the critical difference between building a lifestyle and creating true net worth — and why that distinction could be the most important thing a business owner ever grasps. He introduces Prevail's four-tenet investment philosophy: active portfolio management, non-correlated assets, passive income creation, and strategic tax planning — a model built by studying how endowments like Yale and Harvard consistently outperform.

You'll also hear Andrew's take on the three-legged stool of entrepreneurship, why margin matters more than revenue, the moment he sold everything to start over, and the role his wife played in making it all possible. Whether you're a business owner sitting on top of a great business wondering what comes next, or an entrepreneur grinding through the early stages trying to figure out what's working, Andrew's story is a masterclass in intentionality, humility, and building a personal moat that no market cycle can take away.

Learn more about Andrew and Prevail at prevailiws.com.

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In this eye-opening episode of the Lifestyle CEO Podcast, host Keith sits down with Paul Daniels Jr.—a powerhouse who's generated over $21.7 billion in new revenue across 31 industries and 27 countries. Labeled "slow" and "stupid" as a child due to undiagnosed dyslexia, Paul was diagnosed at 40 (the same day as his daughter) and transformed what others saw as a limitation into a legendary advantage.

Paul reveals his game-changing Peripheral Thinking™ model—inspired by dyslexic innovators like Richard Branson, Steve Jobs, and even NASA recruits (where ~50% are dyslexic). Learn how this "super skill" lets anyone (dyslexic or not) spot solutions in the periphery, borrow ideas from unrelated fields, and reimagine challenges for massive breakthroughs.

Highlights include:

• A simple, 4-minute mental exercise you can try right now to shift your perspective on your biggest obstacle (no hand-in-front-of-face required if you're driving!).
• How a hospital leader revolutionized patient engagement by applying a Hawaiian resort's texting approach—sparking ideas that spread industry-wide.
• Practical ways small business owners and executives can build a "peripheral resource library" from everyday experiences to fuel growth without reinventing the wheel.

Paul shares his wild journey (27 houses growing up, near-death experiences, C-level roles) and why he's all-in on his mission to reach a million people by 2030 with these tools. If you're a Lifestyle CEO feeling stuck in conventional thinking, ready to innovate differently, and reclaim more freedom in life and business—this episode will expand how you see problems... and possibilities.

Paul's generous gifts for listeners: Free Peripheral Resource Library template + his chapter from the international bestseller Peak Performance Mindset Tools for Entrepreneurs.

Here's the Peripheral Resource Library Template: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1bgxyxTa9W7Q4RRiipekb-PYVGaVVqswHYSLtARAh0OI/htmlview

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In this eye-opening episode, host Keith Miller sits down with independent financial planner Suyoung Cha to unpack one of the most transformative decisions of his career: finally niching down to serve only resident physicians after years of resisting it out of fear. Suyoung pulls back the curtain on his journey from burned-out corporate banker to building a thriving practice he genuinely loves, revealing how one perfect client experience flipped the switch and showed him that riches (and deep fulfillment) truly are in the niches when you pick the right one and own it completely.

He shares the real reason his last ten clients hired him (spoiler: it wasn’t his technical finance skills), how mastering “code words” like PSLF and locum tenens instantly makes prospects feel “this guy gets my world,” why niching turned every sales conversation into his home-field advantage, and how it gave him crystal-clear focus on exactly where to spend his marketing time and dollars.

Whether you’ve been terrified to narrow your focus because you might “miss out” on business, or you’re already niched but not seeing the payoff, Suyoung’s story will shift your perspective and give you a practical steps to find your own perfect niche, either by looking inside your own life story or by studying the clients you already love serving most.

This conversation is a must-listen for every entrepreneur, advisor, consultant, or lifestyle CEO who knows it’s time to stop being everything to everyone and start becoming undeniably perfect for someone.

Connect with Suyoung Cha: www.linkedin.com/in/suyoungcha

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