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In this episode of The Jay Young Show, host Jay Young and co-host Jordan Soto reflect on their 2025 goals and vision boards while offering actionable advice on how to build a business and secure investment funding. They share key steps for crafting a compelling business plan, pitching to investors, and positioning your ideas for success. The conversation also touches on some current news, including the California wildfires and how presidential transitions can affect oil prices and policies. Plus, Jay and Jordan discuss real estate investments and strategies for asking for investment money in today’s market. Whether you're an aspiring entrepreneur or looking to expand your financial portfolio, this episode provides valuable insights on business growth, investment strategies, and the future of energy. Tune in for expert advice and industry trends that will help you succeed in 2025!
Keywords: investment money, how to ask for investment, building a business, business plan tips, real estate investments, energy industry insights, California wildfires, presidential transitions, oil prices, securing investment, entrepreneurial tips, business growth, investment strategies, 2025 goals, vision boards, energy policies
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