155: How to develop FQ: Financial Intelligence with Henry Daas

<p>He started his first business in 1991 selling, installing, servicing, and financing computers to large corporations. Since then he has founded a succession of firms in the e-commerce, finance, real estate, and consumer products spaces. For much of the past decade, he had taken his experiences as an entrepreneur and used them as a platform to coach other business owners and founders.<br> <br> In addition, in 2019, he self-published a 432-page book on everything you need to know about how to grow and manage your money. He offers a 20-week course where he can teach you, one-on-one. He also runs curated masterminds on business and finance.<br> <br> In his infinite leisure, he writes screenplays (for fun), plays golf, travels (when not on lockdown), plays Settlers of Catan with his three boys, and does other fun stuff…<br> <br> You can also check out his social media accounts.</p> <p>LI - https://www.linkedin.com/in/henrydaas/</p> <p>FB - https://www.facebook.com/coachdaas</p> <p>TW - @daasknowledge</p> <p>IGRAM - DaasKnowledge</p> <p><br> <br> (00:02 - 2:47) Opening Segment</p> <p>- Introduction of the host into the show</p> <p>- Alpesh introduces the guest of the show, Henry</p> <p>- Henry shares something interesting about himself</p> <p><br></p> <p>(2:47 - 24:37 ) How to develop FQ: Financial Intelligence&nbsp;</p> <p>- Do you invest in real estate?</p> <p>- What was your first investment and how did it work out?</p> <p>- What is FQ?</p> <p>- How can one double up good FQ and what are some of the steps you would say, what are the traits that they should have?&nbsp;</p> <p>- What are some of the barriers one would have in developing a good FQ?</p> <p>- What are you looking to invest in? or are you going to invest in the near future?</p> <p><br></p> <p>(24:37 - 25:05) Break</p> <p>- Welcoming listeners and guest back to the show</p> <p><br></p> <p>(25:05 - 30:27) Fire Round</p> <p>- Will Henry change the business strategy after Coronavirus?</p> <p>– Henry's favorite real estate, finance, or other related books</p