Breakaway Wealth Podcast

Jim Oliver sits down with Brett Swarts to tackle the part of exiting most owners ignore until it’s painful: Taxes. Brett is the founder of Capital Gains Tax Solutions, a real estate broker and tax strategy specialist with deep expertise in Deferred Sales Trusts (DST), Delaware Statutory Trusts, and 1031 exchanges. He hosts the “Build It to Billions” and “Capital Gains Tax Solutions” podcasts. Together, Jim and Brett lay out how purpose-driven entrepreneurs can engineer an exit that prioritizes tax flow, converts to truly passive income, and preserves control and flexibility. What You’ll Learn: Why most CPAs “report the score” and how a true tax strategist changes outcomes Tax flow vs. cashflow: deferring cap gains to compound what would’ve gone to the IRS A “2.0” exit for larger deals: using a Deferred Sales Trust for cap gains and estate tax planning When 1031s become a “shotgun wedding”—and smarter blends (partial 1031 + DST + cost seg) How to define and build TPI (truly passive income) so your time, not the asset, drives your life Action Steps: 1. Build the Exit Blueprint Quantify net proceeds, gain, debt, and estate exposure. Set a clear monthly TPI target before signing an LOI. 2. Upgrade the Bench Add a tax strategist alongside CPA/attorney. Evaluate DST, partial 1031, bonus depreciation, and insurance—pick tools, not dogma. 3. Allocate for TPI Diversify post-sale capital into vehicles that deliver durable, hands-off cashflow while keeping optionality for future deals. Brett Swarts’ Final Word “Truly passive income is to your freedom and impact what compounding interest is to your money. Lead with tax flow—and let it compound.” Connect with Brett Swarts: Website: https://capitalgainstaxsolutions.com/ Website https://brettswarts.com/ YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/@CapitalGainsTaxSolutions

Most people wait for perfect conditions and call it “planning.” That’s just stuck. In this conversation, Mark Young, an entrepreneur, educator, author, and functional doctor, joins Jim to break the addiction to comfort, reframe failure, and get back to ownership. We hit health, wealth, and work: why public goals matter, why cashflow beats accumulation, and how to use AI as a collaborator (not a crutch). If you’re serious about building your Wealth Engine, this one’s about action, not consensus. What You’ll Learn: Why momentum beats “getting ready to get ready”, and how to act before everything is perfect The real fear behind inaction: public failure and tying your value to others’ opinions How “do hard things” compounds in health, business, and wealth—discipline creates predictable outcomes Cashflow > accumulation: stop outsourcing your financial future to Wall Street narratives How to treat AI as a collaborator to upgrade decisions in health and money (without letting your brain atrophy) Action Steps: 1. Own One Hard Thing Today Pick a single uncomfortable action (call the prospect, publish the post, book the consult). Do it before noon. Momentum is a decision. 2. Make It Public Choose one measurable goal and share it with your circle (deadline included). Public commitments kill excuses and create follow-through. 3. Shift from Accumulation to Cashflow Audit your plan: Where does monthly cashflow come from? Map one move to increase it (IBC policy design, a small real-estate cashflow play, or a skill that raises your floor). Mark Young’s Final Word: “Curiosity begets curiosity. Ask better questions, do hard things, and use AI as your collaborator. The harder I worked, the luckier I got—and proximity creates opportunity.” Connect with Mark Young: Instagram: www.instagram.com/themarkyoung Website: ryzeagency.com Website II: themarkyoung.com

In this episode, Jim sits down with real estate pro turned relationship operator, Jarrod Guy Randolph. They talk straight about access to wealth and why your phone is a graveyard of unrealized capital. They break down Jarrod’s “Buying Favor” operating system, the FAVOR network map, why most masterminds are wasting time, and how humility beats ego when you’re leveling up. What You’ll Learn Why the saying “your network is your net worth” misses the real key: activation How Jarrod’s FAVOR framework (Friends, Associates, Vendors, Organizations, Relatives) becomes a roadmap to deals, capital, and growth Why proximity creates access, and access creates knowledge that can’t be learned in a classroom How the most successful entrepreneurs lead with humility, not ego—and why giving comes before asking A proven system to make masterminds profitable: host the room, follow up fast, and become a center of influence Action Steps 1. Map the FAVOR Five Entrepreneurs can list three to five names under each category of FAVOR. Each name should be tied to a specific ask, whether it’s insight, a connection, or capital. 2. Practice Give-Give-Ask Before making any ask, add value twice. Share a resource, make an introduction, or help solve a problem. On the third touchpoint, make a high-value, aligned request. 3. Host the Room At the next event or mastermind, book a dinner with 10–12 attendees. Curate the group, build real connections, and follow up within 14 days to keep momentum alive. Jarrod Guy Randolph’s Powerful Word “Your phone isn’t a contact list—it’s a balance sheet. The moment you learn to activate it, you unlock the capital, the partners, and the opportunities you’ve been sitting on.” Connect with Jarrod Randolph: Instagram: www.instagram.com/jarrod_guy/ YouTube: www.youtube.com/@JGRlll LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/jarrodguyrandolph/

In this Breakaway Wealth episode, Jim digs in with leadership coach Pankaj Singh on how purpose, clarity, and simple mindful practices make you a sharper leader at home and at work. We get practical—how to carve purpose, build the right relationships, run cleaner meetings, and reset your brain in 60 seconds. Who is Pankaj? He’s the founder of Singh Leadership, creator of the Inner Compass Journey, and longtime practitioner of mindful leadership who helps people find fulfillment and performance without the fluff. What You’ll Learn: A practical shift: vision is the output of Purpose → Reflection → Organizing, not a lightning bolt A personal breakthrough: grace and gratitude remove the pressure to “boil the ocean by 10 a.m.” A simple move: start every meeting with three questions—What do we want from this? What would you do instead if you weren’t here? Who would do this better? A real story: how a stuck high-performer pivoted by testing value on the side, guided by accountability A faith and energy tie-in: intention + disciplined breath interrupts fear, aligns action, and opens flow Action Steps: 1. Clarify Your One Thing Write the single outcome that makes everything else easier or unnecessary. Use it to filter tasks and meetings this week. 2. Run Every Meeting With 3 Questions Open with: What do you want from this? If you weren’t here, what would you do instead? Who would do this better? Keep it under 30 seconds. 3. Install the STOP + Box Breath Reset Several times a day: Stop, Track sensations, Observe thoughts, Put a name to the emotion. Then 4x4 box breathing to re-engage your prefrontal cortex. Pankaj Singh's Final Word “Slow is smooth, smooth is fast. Take a deliberate pause, get clear, then act with intention.” Connect with Pankaj Singh: Website: www.singhpowerupcoach.com/ Linkedin: www.linkedin.com/in/pankaj-singh-390bb86/ Website 2: www.singhleadership.com/ Instagram: www.instagram.com/transformationtalkradio/ Facebook: www.facebook.com/transformationtalkradio YouTube: www.youtube.com/channel/UCNAroSMP_8B2TOURH77mA1A?sub_confirmation=1 Twitter: www.twitter.com/transformnet

In this solo episode, Jim breaks down the timeless principles from Wallace D. Wattles’ 1910 classic, The Science of Getting Rich. But this isn’t a book report—it’s a powerful call to action for anyone who’s ready to stop playing small, stop competing, and start creating real wealth, legacy, and impact. In true Jim fashion, this episode is raw, faith-tinged, and energized. Whether you're stuck in survival mode or already building your empire, Jim’s message will light a fire under you. What You’ll Learn Why poverty is selfish - and how Jim learned this the hard way The scientific formula behind getting rich—yes, it’s a formula The one thing every successful wealth builder must master Why waiting for the perfect time is a lie - and what to do instead Action Steps Do a Thought Audit Ask yourself: Are my thoughts rooted in fear or faith? Scarcity or abundance? Declare Your Vision Choose one clear goal—an asset, a business, an income level—and act like it’s already yours. Cut the Noise Remove one broke-minded voice, person, or distraction this week. Just one. Jim’s Final Word “Being broke is selfish. You can't serve God or humanity when you're in survival mode. The science of getting rich isn’t just about money—it’s about impact. It’s your responsibility.”

In this episode of Breakaway Wealth, Jim is joined by Blair Gatchell of Breva.ai to discuss how business owners can use artificial intelligence to make better acquisition and management decisions. They examine how replacing gut instinct with real-time analytics can reduce risk, improve cash flow, and create a sustainable framework for growth. 3 Key Takeaways: The Value of a Defined Process – A clear, repeatable process for evaluating and acquiring businesses creates consistency and reduces reliance on intuition. AI as a Decision-Making Tool – Artificial intelligence can assess financial health, identify risks, and surface opportunities faster and more accurately than manual analysis. Post-Acquisition Performance – Technology can help monitor cash flow, measure operational health, and keep managers accountable long after the deal closes. Business ownership requires more than vision—it demands a system for making informed, fact-based decisions. The right tools can help owners identify the best opportunities, manage them effectively, and expand without sacrificing control. Connect with Blair Gatchel: Linkedin: www.linkedin.com/in/blairgatchel/ Website www.breva.ai

In this episode of Breakaway Wealth Podcast, Jim sits down with Jill Schulman—US Marine veteran and positive psychology expert—to break down the science of bravery and why action - not motivation - moves outcomes. They map a practical path to confront fear, build daily reps, and apply courage to business and money decisions. 3 Key Takeaways: Bravery reframed: not heroics, but voluntary action in the presence of fear toward a worthwhile goal; most modern fear is social (failure, rejection, embarrassment), amplified by a comfort-first culture. Action over fear: use graded exposure and “mastery experiences” (Bandura) to build self-efficacy; schedule the hard task early, track behaviors not outcomes, and let consistency—not motivation—carry the work. Environment and systems: build a “brave tribe” to leverage conformity effects; apply PERMA (Positive emotion, Engagement/flow, Relationships, Meaning, Accomplishment) to raise performance; treat early failures as required feedback on the way to results. Thanks to Jill for outlining a clear model for building bravery and putting it to work! If this episode moved you to act, take one small step today and track it. Subscribe to Breakaway Wealth, leave a review, and share the show with a colleague who leads others. Connect with Jill: take her Bravery Assessment and download the Bravery Blueprint at her site; read The Bravery Effect for the full framework. Connect with Jill Schulman: Facebook: www.facebook.com/jill.schulman.5 Instagram: www.instagram.com/jillschulman LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/jillaschulman/

In this episode, Jim welcomes the extraordinary Chris Prefontaine, founder of Smart Real Estate Coach, for a deep dive into the mindset, structure, and discipline required to build financial freedom through creative real estate investing. Prefontaine shares lessons from the 2008 crash, explains why coaching matters, and offers practical pathways for people looking to break free from traditional financial systems and build sustainable wealth. 3 Key Takeaways: Creative real estate is a discipline, not a tactic. Chris outlines a three-step approach to real estate success. Coaching is about accountability, not just motivation. Real transformation comes from daily tracking, public accountability, and consistent feedback—not from a one-time seminar. Cash flow > Nest eggs. Chris and Jim challenge conventional retirement thinking, offering examples of individuals who liquidated 401(k)s and replaced stagnant savings with income-producing assets. Let this episode serve as a prompt to evaluate your current trajectory—are you building wealth, or just accumulating hope? Connect with Chris Prefontaine: Instagram: www.instagram.com/smartrealestatecoach Facebook: www.facebook.com/smartrealestatecoach TikTok: www.tiktok.com/@wickedsmartinc YouTube: www.youtube.com/@wickedsmartinc Linkedin: www.linkedin.com/company/wickedsmartinc/

In a market flooded with pitch decks and pro forma promises, what actually drives durable returns in private real estate? In this episode, Jim sits down with Jacob Vanderslice of VanWest Partners to dissect the operational backbone of self-storage, the risks behind the spreadsheets, and why real investors focus on downside protection more than projected upside. Key Takeaways: Self-storage is an operating business. With granular rent streams, month-to-month leases, and retail-level management, it’s not just real estate—it’s operations. Cycles expose weak decisions. Jacob shares how forced timing, tax pressures, and poor planning can destroy returns—and how to avoid those traps. The right questions matter. A good pitch isn’t enough. Investors should ask about worst-case outcomes, not just IRR targets. Self-storage may look simple from the outside, but as Jacob Vanderslice makes clear, consistent returns come from disciplined operations, not market timing. W hether you're using Infinite Banking or other private capital strategies, the message is the same: know your operator, understand the risks, and focus on long-term execution—not short-term projections. Connect with Jacob Vanderslice: Website: www.vanwestpartners.com/ Linkedin: www.linkedin.com/in/jacob-vanderslice-02905b16b/

In this episode of Breakaway Wealth, Jim speaks with Tad Fallows, entrepreneur and founder of Long Angle, a private community for individuals with $2.2M+ in investable assets. They discuss how wealth creators think about investing, raising children without entitlement, and maintaining purpose after a business exit. 3 Key Takeaways: Portfolio strategy beyond Wall Street: High-net-worth individuals are moving away from traditional 60/40 portfolios, favoring private equity, real assets, and niche alternative investments for uncorrelated, equity-like returns. Post-exit risk mindset: Many entrepreneurs opt for higher-return, illiquid investments rather than de-risking, based on the belief that volatility is manageable when wealth exceeds basic needs. Raising children with financial independence: The most consistent concern among members of Fallows' community is how to instill grit and self-sufficiency in children growing up with financial abundance. If you're serious about breaking away from conventional thinking and building lasting wealth, this conversation offers a clear window into how high-level entrepreneurs manage their capital, family, and future. Connect with Tad Fallows: Long Angle: https://www.longangle.com/ Tad's LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/fallows/

In this episode, Jim walks through the shift that changed everything: from chasing returns to building freedom through ownership and control. He shares the early lessons—from a casket factory in Gary, Indiana to Wall Street boardrooms—that forced him to question the financial playbook most people follow. The real breakthrough? Understanding that freedom isn’t about having more—it’s about controlling what you already earn. 3 Takeaways: Ownership is leverage. Watching a business owner control time and capital changed Jim’s view of wealth. It’s not about working more—it’s about owning the system. Control creates independence. Through Infinite Banking and cash-flow assets, Jim took back control from banks, brokers, and traditional planners. Noise is the enemy. Schools, media, and advisors push dependence. Freedom starts by questioning the script—and taking action. This episode is for anyone tired of playing defense. Listen, share, and hit subscribe to join a community that plays offense with money.

In this episode, Jim talks with Louis O’Connor, founder of Strategic Metals Invest, about a little-known asset class that’s playing an outsized role in energy, defense, and global manufacturing: rare earth and strategic metals. Louis breaks down how investors can position themselves ahead of the demand curve—and why most people have never heard of these assets. 3 Key Takeaways: Critical inputs, limited access. Strategic metals power everything from semiconductors to EVs and missile systems. But most investors are locked out. Direct ownership is now possible. Private investors can hold metals like gallium and hafnium in secure vaults—and sell directly to manufacturers. Geopolitics drives opportunity. China’s control over the supply chain creates volatility, trade tension, and leverage for early movers. Most portfolios react to the market. This is a chance to get ahead of it. Connect with Louis O’Connor: YouTube: www.youtube.com/@strategicmetalsinvest Facebook: www.facebook.com/StrategicMetalsInvest Linkedin: www.linkedin.com/in/louis-o-connor-a583341b8/

In this engaging conversation, Jim and Loral Langemeier explore the myths surrounding money, the importance of financial education, and the connection between health and wealth. Loral shares her insights on living a corporate life, alternative investments, and the significance of teamwork in achieving success. The discussion also highlights the Millionaire Maker Game as a tool for financial education and the necessity of being proactive in financial planning. Key Takeaways: Corporate structure is essential: Loral breaks down how running your life through entities—rather than as an individual—creates tax efficiency, asset protection, and long-term planning advantages. Everything you were taught about money is fragmented: Financial education in schools, from CPAs, and through media often ignores how real wealth is built. Loral outlines how integrating tax, estate, and insurance strategy is the missing link. Family legacy requires intention: Teaching financial values at home, not in school, is critical. Loral discusses how games, daily conversations, and structured learning can prepare the next generation to preserve—not squander—wealth. If you're still living as a sole proprietor, waiting for permission, or putting your future in the hands of traditional advisors, this conversation will challenge you to rethink everything. Connect with Loral Langemeier: Website: https://integratedwealthsystems.com/ Website2: https://askloral.com/ YouTube: www.youtube.com/channel/UCh0WrzMl0KfuNvQq04Ncs7Q Linkedin: www.linkedin.com/in/lorallangemeier/ Instagram: www.instagram.com/askloral/ Facebook: www.facebook.com/IntegratedWealthSystems/ TikTok: www.tiktok.com/@lorallangemeier?lang=en

In this conversation, Jim and Glenn Yaney discuss the journey to financial independence through real estate and the Infinite Banking Concept. Glenn shares how he moved beyond conventional financial advice, took control of his capital, and built sustainable wealth with cash-flowing assets. His story is a direct challenge to the status quo—and a blueprint for ownership. 3 Key Takeaways: Traditional advice doesn’t build freedom: Years of 401(k) contributions left Glenn with illiquid assets. It was business and real estate ownership that created true independence. The cost of inaction is control: Glenn used tax strategies to move capital out of retirement accounts and into mobile home parks and apartments—multiplying income and gaining access. Proximity is leverage: By surrounding himself with people who were already financially free, Glenn accelerated his learning and took confident action toward breaking away from his W-2. Glenn Yaney didn’t wait—he took control, broke from the herd, and built real freedom through ownership and cash flow. If you're still following the conventional path, ask yourself: is it really working? It’s time to think different. It’s time to own your future. Connect with Glenn Yaney: Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-millionaire-journey-podcast/id1728886342 Website: www.verticalequityproperties.com/

In this episode, Jim Oliver and cohost Nick Kosko explore how the principle of Economic Value Added (EVA), widely used by corporations, can be applied to personal finance. They challenge conventional financial advice, specifically addressing the hidden cost of capital and its implications for wealth-building strategies like Infinite Banking. Key Takeaways: Understanding EVA: EVA is calculated using three components—Net Operating Profit After Tax (NOPAT), cost of capital, and capital employed—and helps determine whether an enterprise is generating true value. Your Family is a Business: Just like a corporation, your household economy should account for the cost of capital to ensure efficient use of resources and long-term wealth accumulation. Lost Opportunity Cost: Paying with cash may seem simple, but it often ignores the potential returns that capital could have generated if deployed differently, leading to underestimated financial losses. Jim and Nick make the case that applying corporate finance principles like EVA to your personal finances isn’t just possible—it’s essential. By recognizing your family as an economic entity and accounting for the true cost of capital, you can make more informed decisions that align with long-term wealth creation. The key isn’t just about how much money you make, but how efficiently you deploy and grow that capital over time.

In Part 2 of our series on tax strategies for real estate investors, Yonah Weiss breaks down cost segregation—a powerful but underutilized tool that can significantly reduce taxable income by accelerating depreciation. Yonah explains how cost segregation works, the benefits for real estate professionals, audit considerations, and common mistakes to avoid. 3 Key Takeaways: Front-Load Your Tax Savings: Cost segregation lets you write off big depreciation early—boosting cash flow and slashing taxes when it matters most. Use Pros or Pay the Price: DIY cost seg = audit risk. The wealthy hire experts who follow IRS rules and unlock every legal advantage. Wealth Is Strategy, Not Luck: High-level investors study the tax code and use it. They don’t guess—they play offense and reinvest savings to scale fast. If you want to learn more or need guidance on how to implement these strategies, don’t hesitate to reach out to experts like Yonah Weiss or connect with real estate-savvy CPAs. Until next time, keep educating yourself, stay strategic, and keep breaking away from the ordinary. Connect with Yonah Weiss: Website: www.madisonspecs.com/ Instagram: www.instagram.com/yonahweiss/ Linkedin: www.linkedin.com/in/cost-segregation-yonah-weiss/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/YonahWeiss

In this first episode of a two-part series, tax incentives expert Gian Pazzia provides a high-level overview of key tax-saving strategies for business owners and real estate investors. Gian breaks down major trends like cost segregation and energy tax credits, revealing how these tools can accelerate deductions, reduce taxable income, and unlock significant savings. This episode sets the stage for Part 2, which will dive deeper into practical implementation with another special guest. Key Takeaways: Cost Segregation Studies: How breaking down your building’s components can accelerate depreciation and increase first-year deductions by up to 25%, delivering major cash flow benefits for real estate investors. Real Estate Professional Status & Short-Term Rentals: Insights on how meeting specific IRS criteria or leveraging short-term rental classifications can unlock the ability to offset passive losses against active income. Stacking Incentives: Exploring how commercial real estate investors can combine accelerated depreciation with energy tax credits (like 179D and 45L) to maximize tax benefits. Stay tuned for Part 2, where we’ll go beyond the overview and dig into the detailed tactics and implementation steps for these tax-saving strategies. Resources: For 10% off your residential Cost Segregation study (under $1.2M) : www.costsegregation.com/BREAKAWAY2025 Connect with Gian Pazzia: Website: www.kbkg.com/residential-costsegregator Linkedin: www.linkedin.com/in/costsegregationservices/

In this solo episode, Jim Oliver challenges the traditional notion that financial freedom is the ultimate destination. Instead, he reframes it as the beginning of a more meaningful journey—one rooted in ownership, impact, and legacy. Drawing on personal stories, lessons from Infinite Banking, and thought-provoking metaphors, Jim urges listeners to shift from escape to empowerment and build a life of purpose beyond financial independence. 3 Key Takeaways: 1. Financial Freedom Is Just the Start Most people chase financial independence like it’s the goal. It’s not. It’s just the starting line. Once you’re free, that’s when the real game—impact, leverage, and legacy—begins. 2. Control the Money, Control the Outcome When you control the money, you control the outcome. Infinite Banking puts you in the driver’s seat—no more waiting on approvals, no more lost opportunity cost. You become the bank. 3. Impact Is the Ultimate ROI True wealth isn’t just about what you earn or save—it’s about what you build that outlives you. After freedom comes impact. The mission shifts from accumulation to contribution. Book Recommendations: Jonathan Livingston Seagull by Richard Bach Illusions: The Adventures of a Reluctant Messiah by Richard Bach (particularly the opening parable about the creatures in the stream) Best Advice Jim Ever Received: “Let go.” Like the creature who released his grip on the rock to discover what the stream had in store, stepping into the unknown is the only way to discover what you're truly capable of.

Financial freedom doesn’t start with more income—it starts with control. In this episode, Jim Oliver sits down with Teshra Robles to explore the missing skill most high earners overlook: a clear, consistent system for managing personal finances. Teshra shares how denial, disorganization, and emotional patterns keep people stuck—and how a simple, repeatable practice can completely transform your relationship with money. 3 Key Takeaways 1. Disorganization is a Hidden Wealth Leak Most people don’t know where their money is going because they’re emotionally avoiding the truth. 2. Off-the-Shelf Tools Don’t Cut It Generic apps and spreadsheets won’t get you there. You need a system designed for your life. 3. One Hour a Week Changes Everything A weekly review of your accounts brings clarity, control, and confidence to every financial decision. In a culture obsessed with income, this conversation brings you back to the foundation: Cash flow control is the bedrock of wealth. Connect with Teshra Robles Website: teshradoyou.com LinkedIn: Teshra Robles Facebook: facebook.com/teshradoyou

What if AI could help you sleep better, think faster, and win bigger? In this episode of Breakaway Wealth, Jim Oliver sits down with Silicon Valley powerhouse Kevin Surace—entrepreneur, innovator, and one of the early voices on AI’s transformational power. They dive deep into: Why most entrepreneurs lose not because of bad ideas, but bad timing. How AI can act as your daily decision-making partner—from analyzing supplements to writing business plans. Why grit and risk tolerance are still the ultimate wealth-building tools. And the surprising truth about success: it’s not just about making money—it’s about finding joy. Whether you’re a startup founder, seasoned business owner, or just trying to stay relevant in a fast-moving world, Kevin's blueprint will show you how to adapt, lead, and break away from convention. 3 Takeaways: AI as Your Tactical Wingman Use AI as a daily assistant for research, writing, planning, and decision-making. It doesn’t replace you—it amplifies you. Timing > Talent The biggest startup killer? Being early. Mastering the art of timing in business is more important than chasing “great ideas.” Resilience Builds Empires Endurance, not genius, separates winners from wannabes. Show up, survive setbacks, and let compound effort do its thing. Kevin’s decades of experience will challenge your thinking—and give you a modern playbook to stay ahead in a world that won’t wait. Subscribe and share to help others break away from financial convention Connect with Kevin Surace: Website: www.kevinsurace.com/ Linkedin: www.linkedin.com/in/ksurace/ Instagram: www.instagram.com/kevinsurace/ Twitter: twitter.com/kevinsurace Tiktok: www.tiktok.com/@kevin_surace Facebook: www.facebook.com/kevin.surace/ YouTube: www.youtube.com/@kskoolstuff