In this episode of Harnessing Your Wealth, Billy sits down with Eric Landon, Technical Director of Utah Youth Soccer Association, who oversees programming for more than 60,000 players across the state.

The conversation goes beyond soccer — Eric's own path from American Football to professional soccer tryouts to coaching thousands of young athletes sets up a deeper discussion about parent psychology in youth sports. Billy gets candid about his own experience as an overly invested baseball dad, and Eric breaks down why so many talented kids burn out by age 12-14, and what a "no score, no standings" league teaches.

You'll hear real talk on:

- Eric's unlikely path from an avionics degree to pro soccer tryouts to coaching

- Why youth sports burnout peaks between ages 12 and 14

- Billy's own confession about losing perspective as a coach-parent

- A true local success story: a former Peterson Wealth intern now playing professional soccer

- What hosting the 2026 World Cup in the U.S. meant for the sport

- Eric's advice for parents: ask questions, stay informed, and know when to get out of your own way

Whether you're raising a young athlete or just enjoy a good story about chasing an unlikely career, this conversation offers real perspective on ambition, patience, and knowing the difference between supporting your kids and living through them.

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Peterson Wealth Services is a registered investment advisor. Information presented on this program is believed to be factual and up to date, but we do not guarantee its accuracy and it should not be regarded as a complete analysis of the subjects discussed. The guest speaker for this broadcast is not a client of Peterson Wealth and will receive a "thank you" gift for sharing his opinions and experiences. Discussions and answers to questions do not involve the rendering of a personalized investment advice, but are limited to the dissemination of general information. A professional advisor should be consulted before implementing any of the options presented. Peterson Wealth Services.

Partners, Not Funders: Rethinking How Charitable Dollars Should Work - JeuneElle Jeffries

In this episode of Harnessing Your Wealth, Billy sits down with JeuneElle Jeffries, CEO of the Boys & Girls Clubs of Northern Utah, for a candid look at what actually makes a nonprofit effective — and what doesn't.

JeuneElle has run youth-serving organizations since 1993 and was recently named one of Utah's most influential women. She shares why she stopped chasing large one-time donations and instead built partnerships with local employers, why she believes nonprofits should be evaluated the same way you'd evaluate a business, and why being honest with funders about a program that failed actually strengthened trust rather than losing it.

You'll hear real talk on:

• Why partnerships beat one-time fundraising for long-term stability
• What to ask before donating to a charity or nonprofit
• Why some major university endowments give away only a small fraction of their holdings each year
• How the Boys & Girls Clubs of Northern Utah built a new community campus
• The programs teaching kids workforce skills, tech skills, and basic life skills after 2020

Whether you're weighing a one-time donation or building charitable giving into a broader financial or estate plan, this conversation offers a rare, honest look from the nonprofit side of the table.

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Peterson Wealth Services is a registered investment advisor. Information presented on this program is believed to be factual and up to date, but we do not guarantee its accuracy and it should not be regarded as a complete analysis of the subjects discussed. The guest speaker for this broadcast is not a client of Peterson Wealth and will receive a "thank you" gift for sharing her opinions and experiences. Discussions and answers to questions do not involve the rendering of a personalized investment advice, but are limited to the dissemination of general information. A professional advisor should be consulted before implementing any of the options presented. Peterson Wealth Services.

Behind the Curtain: Our Advisors Get Real About Money

In this episode of Harnessing Your Wealth, we're flipping the format. Billy's daughter Kaiya takes over hosting duties to grill Billy, Sean, and Cade — the advisors behind Peterson Wealth Services — on their own money mistakes, best purchases, and hard-earned lessons from years in the financial advisory business.

From a maxed-out credit card for an engagement ring, to a DIY fence disaster, to a stock market crash story that changed how one advisor thinks about risk — this episode goes beyond the usual financial advice to show the human side of the people managing your money.

You'll hear real talk on:

-The dumbest purchases and most expensive mistakes they've ever made

-Lessons learned the hard way about investment risk

-Why "trust is hard to earn but easy to lose" is the philosophy behind everything they do

-How to stop comparing your finances to what you see on social media

-The best financial and career advice they've ever received

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This week on Harnessing Your Wealth, Billy sits down with Rich and Shellie, who turned a shoestring motorsports opportunity into Renegade Sports and Rentals, a business they built and ran together for 25 years. But the conversation goes far beyond business — it's also the story of their daughter Raysha, a champion snowmobile racer who turned her platform into Raysha's Race for the Cure, helping cancer patients and families in need. It's a story about risk, resilience, and building a legacy.