E 195 – Nobody’s Shooting at Me Today | Justin Lakin’s Story Part 1

In this special episode of From Busy to Rich, Wes turns the tables and interviews his longtime friend, business partner, and co-host, Justin Lakin.

From becoming a Green Beret at just 20 years old, to surviving combat deployments, being blown up by an anti-tank mine, navigating personal loss, career uncertainty, and ultimately finding purpose in business and leadership, Justin shares the experiences that shaped who he is today.

Together, Wes and Justin explore resilience, faith, coachability, partnership, and why some of life’s most difficult seasons often prepare us for our greatest opportunities.

This episode is a powerful reminder that while life will bring challenges, growth comes from continuing to take the next step forward.

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E180 – Legacy Letters: The Most Valuable Asset You’ll Ever Leave with Blake Brewer

In this deeply personal and powerful episode of From Busy to Rich, Wes sits down with Blake Brewer, founder of Legacy Letter, to explore one of the most overlooked yet transformational tools in family leadership and client impact: the legacy letter. Blake shares the unforgettable story of losing his father in a tragic accident at 19 years old, and the life-changing letter his father left behind. That letter shaped how Blake grieved, how he grew, and ultimately how he now serves thousands of families.

Together, Wes and Blake unpack:

  • Why your words matter more than your wealth
  • The difference between inheritance and heritage
  • How to remove perfection as a barrier to meaningful impact
  • The six essential sections of a powerful legacy letter
  • Why advisors who facilitate deeper conversations build stronger relationships
  • How writing a letter changes the author as much as the recipient

If you’re a financial advisor who talks about family legacy, estate planning, or holistic wealth… this episode may permanently shift how you define value. Your clients don’t just need a distribution plan. They need clarity, love, and intentionality passed forward.

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