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Scott Carson
  • Note Investor
  • Austin, TX
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EP 316 – THE GRANDFATHER OF POSSIBILITIES WITH RON KLEIN

Scott Carson
  • Note Investor
  • Austin, TX
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LISTEN TO EPISODE 316 HERE

Ron Klein is not called The Grandfather of Possibilities for nothing. Ron classifies himself as a strategic adviser, a mentor, an innovator and inventor, a speaker, but mostly as a problem solver. Not many people may know it, but he's been solving all sorts of problems. He invented the magnetic strip on the credit card that changed a few billion people. He developed the MLS system for real estate and the voice response for the banking industry where the key with your phone and get your account information back in voice. He had spent a lot of time on Wall Street and automated the New York Stock Exchange. He developed the bond quotation, the trading system, and the treasury system. Ron talks more about what he's done and shares how he's been able to fail retirement three times.

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