Mitlin Money Mindset

Imagine building a $60M company with just four employees — and then selling it. That is Adam Callinan's story with BottleKeeper.

In this episode, he shares the constraints that allowed them to scale quickly, why they decided not to sign a deal with Mark Cuban after appearing on Shark Tank, and what ultimately made them sell. Our conversation centers on the common struggles in the entrepreneurial journey an...

The most common myth about financial advisors? That they're required to work in your best interest.

In this episode, fiduciary advisor Jason Pereira helps us break down the difference between a financial advisor and a fiduciary advisor. You'll learn what financial planning looks like beyond investing, the risks of relying on AI for financial advice, and how he's fighting for more transparency and accountab...

Screen overload isn't the enemy — mindless watching is. So instead of "how do we limit screen time," let's ask, "how do we teach kids to think and not just scroll?"

As co-founder of KIDS FIRST!, Ranny Levy has spent decades helping families navigate a fast-changing media landscape. In this episode, she shares a more realistic approach to media literacy that helps kids make better choices. Hear how the orga...

That stigma around parents in youth sports? It's an unfortunate part of the culture, but Coach Ilya Podolskiy is taking a different approach and bringing families into the process.

In this episode, you'll hear how he turns parents into allies and creates a culture where kids build resilience while still having fun. Our conversation highlights how important families are to an athlete's development, the impa...

What's better than making money? Turning it into something meaningful. In this episode, Derrick Kinney, author of Good Money Revolution, explains how to do exactly that.

We talk about what he calls "generosity purpose" and how it can help reduce burnout, make your work feel more fulfilling, and even fuel business growth. He also shares what he's learned as the former owner of a top financial firm, from the...

Marriage, kids, and money — three things that can make life beautiful and stressful at the exact same time. But how do you build wealth and still have time for your family?

Finance coach Andy Hill faced this exact question, and his answer was a step-by-step approach that feels doable and actually creates time freedom. In this episode, he shares how he and his wife went from a negative $50K net worth to bui...

You love your work and your kids, so why does it feel like you have to choose? If you're chasing balance between work and fatherhood, you're trying to solve the wrong problem.

In this episode, Young Han, entrepreneur and host of The Girl Dad Show, shares how he stopped asking "How do I balance it all?" and started asking "How can I have it all—career, family, and freedom?" We talk about his five-year plan ...

The sneaker game just got smarter, faster, and way more creative!

Meet Ben Weiss, the first-time founder of Syntilay who's taking on billion-dollar sneaker giants to reinvent how shoes are designed, made, and sold. In this episode, he shares how they're using AI and 3D printing to create custom footwear and how he caught the attention of Reebok's founder, Joe Foster.

Join our conversation to l...

Market headlines love fear, but is that the full story? After decades of studying market trends, Chief Market Strategist Ryan Detrick knows that the best investment decisions start with data, not emotion or fear-based media.

In this episode, he explains what most people get wrong about the market, why data is crucial to the bigger picture, and how investors can navigate information overload on social media...

While most 18-year-olds are trying to survive college, Logan Cuvo was building a brand. Three years later, Best Damn Tape is trusted by pros like the Philadelphia Flyers and expanding into new sports.

In this episode, Logan breaks down what it's like running a fast-growing brand while in college, the advantages of manufacturing in the U.S., and the social media platforms fueling their growth. Plus, hear th...

Have you ever thought, "there's got to be an easier way to do this?" That's exactly how Lisa Lane's million-dollar idea for Rinseroo was born. And unlike some entrepreneurs who spend years planning, she created a prototype, did her research, and started building a brand.

In this episode, Lisa shares the e-commerce strategy that helped them hit $1M in sales year one, how Rinseroo uses social media to stand ...

"How are we going to pay for all of this?" It's a caregiver's biggest fear, and few have an answer. Too many families face a loved one's health crisis unprepared for the financial chaos that follows — unable to access accounts, overwhelmed by insurance and medical decisions, and unsure where to even start.

Today, we're joined by Beth Pinsker, financial columnist, CFP, and author of My Mother's Money. She s...

No roadmap, no safety net, only risk and the hope of reward — that's entrepreneurship. For Jimmy and Megan Feeman, founders of NoBaked Cookie Dough, landing on the Forbes 30 Under 30 list came after quitting their jobs, breaking into a new industry, and evolving their business through every challenge that came their way.

In this episode, Jimmy shares the moment they knew they had a successful product and w...

Hockey culture is changing — and self-expression is finally part of the game. With the creation of SkateSkins, Matthew Keeler is giving players the opportunity to customize their gear with a product that holds up to the highest level of gameplay.

In this episode, we talk about how they've challenged hockey's old-school mindset and caught the attention of the NHL. Learn how their organic social media growth...

No one really prepares you for life after pro sports. Drew Shore, former NHL player and founder of Amalfi, faced a hard transition after retiring at age 30: what happens to your career and identity when the game ends?

In this episode, Drew reflects on these post-retirement struggles and how he's helping other athletes channel their competitive drive into a career. We also dive into what's changing in the w...

What does it take to go pro in a sport that's almost nonexistent in your state? In this episode, you'll hear how Reagan Rust became Mississippi's first NCAA Division I women's hockey player, even through early setbacks and mental health struggles.

We talk about everything from keeping your competitive edge after retirement to how women's hockey is growing and opening more doors for female athletes. Tune in...

What good is hard work if you lose the joy that got you started? Former pro goalie Paul Cohen knows that hustle alone isn't enough to truly succeed — in sports, business, or life.

In this episode, he shares what his experience on the ice, in corporate, and as a coach taught him about leading a team and building a culture of trust. We also dive into how his coaching philosophy has changed, his "work hard bu...

Overwhelmed by estate planning? Here's where to begin, when to start planning, and how to make sure your plan actually works.

In this episode, estate planning attorney Jenny Rozelle shares what documents you need to protect your loved ones from unnecessary stress and a legal mess. She explains why your age and assets don't matter, how to simplify the process, and what you can do to avoid probate court. You...

This is what most people get wrong about networking: it's not about who you know, but who knows you. It's a mindset that helped Brendan Kaminsky land a job at ESPN — without even applying — and launch his own branding and social media agency.

In this episode, he shares how he built a name for himself, grew his agency, and turned relationships into real opportunities. Tune in to hear the story behind his vi...