In this episode, I sat down with Bode Odetoyinbo (The Finance Dad) — a lawyer and seasoned investor in the stock market and real estate — to break down the principles of wealth building that have guided his decades-long investing journey.
We talked about how to identify strong investment opportunities, the mindset required to grow assets over time, and the habits that separate consistent wealth builders from short-term thinkers. He also shared how he approaches the stock market, what he looks for in businesses before investing, and how he manages risk while building long-term freedom through real estate and equities. Whether you’re just starting to invest or already building assets, this conversation will help you think differently about money, mindset, and long-term wealth building.
You’ll learn: - The key principles for spotting good investment opportunities
🎙️ About Wealth on Your Terms Wealth on Your Terms is a podcast about building wealth, freedom, and impact — in ways that actually work for your life. Through unfiltered conversations with builders, unconventional thinkers and investors, we break down the real playbooks behind modern wealth building and freedom living. Hosted by Tobi Adekeye.
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------------------------- 📌 Timestamps 00:00 – Why even top 1% earners can’t rely on just salary. The rule that changes everything 07:16 - Amazon in the 90s to Nvidia today: Lessons from 30 years of investing 18:36 - How to spot early disruptors in the stock market 24:27 - The Hidden Cost of Currency (International investing lessons) 28:49 - How to invest based on your age (20s vs 30s vs 40s vs 50s) 38:38 - Real Estate investing. The Wealth Transfer we're in 49:45 - How to teach your children about money 59:39 - This one decision could make or break your financial future 1:03:48 - Black tax and how to navigate it
⚠️ Disclaimer This content is for education only and is not financial or investment advice. Do your own research and consider speaking with a licensed professional.
