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  • The Identity Shift Entrepreneurs Don't Talk About
    2026/03/26

    You built the business. You closed the deals. You hit the number. But if all of that disappeared tomorrow, who would you be?

    Mark Evans DM and Tim Bratz get into one of the most overlooked traps successful entrepreneurs fall into: wrapping your entire identity around what you DO instead of who you ARE. Tim opens up about pivoting away from being "the multifamily guy" after 20 years, winding down his coaching program, and the cognitive dissonance that comes with reinventing yourself at a high level. Mark shares why the people calling you a flip-flopper are the ones stuck — and why evolving your identity isn't weakness, it's the whole game.

    But there's a flip side too: you have to intentionally become the person you're trying to be. The mindset, the identity, the self-concept...it has to come before the bank account catches up.

    This one will hit different if you're in the middle of a pivot, a sale, or just quietly wondering if the version of you that built this is the same one who should be running it.

    🔔 If this hit home, share it with someone in the middle of a pivot. Tag us on social and leave a 5-star review wherever you listen to podcasts!

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    43 分
  • Delete, Block, Move On: How Successful People Handle Haters
    2026/03/20

    The podcast is barely 6 episodes old and the trolls are already showing up. In this episode, Mark and Tim address the haters head-on, not to clap back, but to break down why negativity follows success, and what high achievers actually do about it. They cover the crab mentality trap, a powerful three-bucket framework for managing the people in your life, and the one mindset shift that makes criticism roll right off you.

    If you've ever let someone else's opinion slow you down, this one's for you. If this episode hit home, do us a favor and hit that like button, it helps more people like you find the show. Subscribe so you never miss an episode, and if you've got a minute, leave us a five star review. It genuinely means the world to us and helps us keep this conversation going.

    Got haters in your life, or a story about how you dealt with them? Drop it in the comments — we read every single one. And if you know someone who needs to hear this today, share this episode with them. We'll see you next week on I'm Rich. Now What?

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    25 分
  • How High Performers Actually Take Care of Their Health
    2026/03/13

    Making money is one challenge. Staying healthy long enough to enjoy it is another.

    In this episode of I'm Rich, Now What?, Tim Bratz and Mark Evans DM get into a conversation they didn't originally plan to have—health. After years of grinding in business, many entrepreneurs eventually realize that success often comes at the cost of their bodies.

    They talk about the reality of the entrepreneurial lifestyle, why high performers often neglect their health while building wealth, and why longevity, energy, and quality of life become the next focus once the money problem is solved.

    From bloodwork and biomarkers to peer groups, lifestyle habits, and the evolving world of health optimization, this episode explores how successful people begin to rethink what it actually means to win in the long run.

    Because building wealth is one thing. Staying healthy enough to enjoy it is a whole different game.

    Hosts: Tim Bratz & Mark Evans DM

    Subscribe to the show so you never miss an episode!​

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    50 分
  • The Art of Spending Money
    2026/03/06

    What should you actually do with money once you've made it? In this episode of I'm Rich, Now What?, Tim Bratz and Mark Evans DM explore the "art of spending money" and why many successful entrepreneurs still struggle with fulfillment after building wealth.

    The conversation dives into the idea of return on happiness, why high achievers often feel guilty spending money, and how experiences, family time, and generosity can create "memory dividends" that last far longer than financial returns.

    From buying a dream car for a parent to prioritizing family time and travel, Tim and Mark unpack what wealth is really for, and how entrepreneurs can start using money to build a life they actually enjoy.

    If this episode sparked something for you, subscribe and share it with someone in your circle. Leave a comment with your biggest takeaway or question! Future episodes are shaped by what listeners want to explore.

    And if you're on Apple or Spotify, a quick review goes a long way. Thanks for listening!

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    42 分
  • What's Your Number? Net Worth, Income, & "Enough" Explained
    2026/02/27

    Everyone talks about "the number."

    The income goal.
    The net worth target.
    The exit amount.

    But what is that number actually supposed to do?

    In Episode 3 of I'm Rich, Now What?, Tim Bratz and Mark Evans, DM break down the idea of "your number" — what it means, how it evolves, and why most people never clearly define it.

    They unpack:

    • Whether your number is income, net worth, or lifestyle-based

    • Why the target often changes as you grow

    • The difference between feeling secure and feeling fulfilled

    • How wealth goals shift at different levels

    • What happens when you hit a milestone and nothing changes

    • Why clarity matters more than the amount

    This episode isn't about chasing bigger numbers.

    It's about understanding what the number represents — and whether it actually aligns with the life you're trying to build.

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    43 分
  • Working for Money vs Owning the Machine
    2026/02/20

    In Episode 2 of I'm Rich, Now What?, Tim Bratz and Mark Evans, DM break down the critical shift from working for money to owning the machine that produces it.

    They unpack the difference between active income and true ownership, why passive income is often misunderstood, and how enterprise value changes the wealth game entirely.

    This episode explores:

    • Worker vs owner mindset

    • Cash flow vs enterprise value

    • Why most people never make the ownership leap

    • The stages of wealth building

    • How financial freedom is actually constructed

    If this episode sparked something for you, subscribe and share it with someone in your circle.

    Leave a comment with your biggest takeaway or question! Future episodes are shaped by what listeners want to explore. And if you're on Apple or Spotify, a quick review goes a long way. Thanks for listening!

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    58 分
  • I'm Rich… Now What? | The Truth About Money, Family & Real Wealth
    2026/02/19

    What does "rich" actually mean after you build wealth? In the first episode of I'm Rich, Now What?, Tim Bratz and Mark Evans, DM explore money, relationships, business, and what real wealth looks like.

    Welcome to the first ever episode of I'm Rich, Now What?

    Tim Bratz and Mark Evans, DM have collectively built nine-figure businesses, scaled thousands of rental units, raised private capital, and operated across real estate, tech, media, and more.

    But this podcast starts with a different question: What happens after you get rich?

    In this episode, Tim and Mark unpack:

    • What "rich" really means in this season of their lives

    • Why "slow mornings" may be the ultimate flex

    • The difference between cash flow and true freedom

    • Why hard work alone won't create wealth

    • How masterminds changed the trajectory of their businesses

    • The shift from chasing income to building enterprise value

    • Why relationships are the real prize of life.

    But more importantly, they talk about identity.

    Because what gets someone to wealth isn't always what sustains fulfillment.

    This show isn't about flexing net worth. It's about perspective. It's about building wealth without losing family. It's about legacy, allocation, and long-term thinking.

    If someone is rich… now what?

    Drop your biggest question about money, business, or life in the comments. Future episodes will be shaped by what the audience wants to explore.

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    51 分