“I get a 20% carry on what I raised and I don’t take the 2% management fee, which saves over a million dollars a year.”
Dan Fleischman · Moneywise · He's Worth $50M and Spends $110K a Month on a Zoo That Makes $0
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What was described
Runs Elevator Studio syndicate that raises $3-$6 M per deal, takes 20% carry on profits but skips the typical 2% management fee
$56 M raised across 18 companies, 20% carry, 2% fee avoided (~$1 M/yr saved)
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“He explained that becoming a minority or passive owner in an asset management firm, a GP, has three distinct benefits… management fee typically around 2% per year… firm typically gets 20% of the profits.”
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Said on Tony Robbins Podcast Daily
Why it worked2% management fee; 20% profit share (carried interest)Share this moment
“The typical recommended business had about 124 Google reviews. The typical skipped business had about 128.”
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Said on Pod Position - Winning Google & AI Search
Hard numberrecommended avg 124 reviews; skipped avg 128 reviewsShare this moment