Creating Wealth for the Long Haul w/Aryeh Sheinbein

What’s in a name? Well, in Aryeh Sheinbein’s case, it’s a perfect
metaphor for  his track record as a wealth architect; his
given name derives from the Hebrew  word אריה) aryé),
meaning “lion.” He is every bit a lion for those he works with:
 passionate, courageous, protective, and willing to fight
for the valuable assets  his clients entrust him with. 


Aryeh’s bread and butter is helping successful business owners
and  entrepreneurs invest their money intelligently,
allowing their wealth to  accumulate so they can stay
focused on what truly matters—their business and  mission.
He’s spent his entire career sharpening his operational
experience  with investments and valuing businesses, having
worked with top private  equity, venture capital, hedge
funds, investment managers, and banks, as well  as a wealth
of success in the eCommerce and Amazon selling spaces. Aryeh is
 particularly skilled in managing large, complex projects
and teams—a credit to  his excellent executive leadership
skills rooted in finance, business strategy,  marketing, and
operations. 


When he’s not sculpting the financial futures of his clients,
Aryeh loves  coaching his kids' sports teams, donating his
time to various non-profit  organizations, and enjoying
quality time with his four wonderful kids and  amazing wife.
He also hosts the iTunes Top 100-ranked Inside the Lions Den
 podcast, a show that explores the leadership skills,
financial acumen, and  operational improvements required for
sustained entrepreneurial and  financial success


Topics covered:


Achieving Liquidity Events From a Business (Without Selling
It)

How can I make the most of my money if I can’t allocate loads
of time  towards it? 

What does it mean to be “product-agnostic”? 

How can I grow my wealth without losing focus on the reasons
I’m in  business in the first place? 

Does contributing to a 401(k) still make sense for most
employees in today’s day and age? 

What tips do you have for people who simply don’t know what
to do with  their money?