Homeownership is not reserved for the wealthy, the privileged, or those who “started early.”
It is built by people who decide to act—one step at a time.

From Zero to Homeowner is a practical, no-nonsense podcast based on Di Tran’s book From Zero to Homeowner: A Guide to Owning Your First Home and Building Wealth in the USA. Designed for first-time buyers, immigrants, refugees, and working families, this series breaks down the exact mindset and steps needed to turn homeownership from a distant dream into a lived reality.

This podcast does not promise shortcuts. It delivers clarity, confidence, and direction.

You will learn:

• Why mindset matters more than money when starting from zero

• How to build financial stability even on a low or inconsistent income

• Why your first home should be modest, affordable, and strategic—not perfect

• How FHA, USDA, and first-time buyer programs actually work (without confusion)

• How sweat equity, patience, and discipline turn small homes into long-term wealth

This is not just about buying a house.
It’s about building security, pride, and generational opportunity—starting exactly where you are, with what you have.

If you’ve ever felt behind, overlooked, or told “homeownership isn’t for you,” this podcast is your invitation to move forward anyway.

Start small.
Build smart.
Own your future.

Homeownership is not about waiting to afford the “perfect house.”
It’s like planting a seed instead of waiting for a full-grown tree.
The moment you plant it, growth begins—and over time, it becomes something strong enough to support generations.

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Thinking about starting a small business—but afraid of overcommitting, failing, or getting stuck?
This podcast is your permission slip to start now, not later.

Based on the book Want to Start a Small Business? Start Now: Little Business, Big Dreams by Di Tran, this series strips away hype, theory, and “get-rich-quick” nonsense. Instead, it delivers a practical, real-world framework for launching, testing, selling, and growing a business without quitting your job, draining your savings, or burning out.

This podcast is built for:

• First-time entrepreneurs

• Side hustlers

• Immigrants, students, and working professionals

• Anyone tired of waiting for the “perfect moment”

What you’ll learn in this podcast:

• ✅ How to start small and test fast before going all-in

• ✅ Why selling comes before scaling

• ✅ How to validate ideas with real customers, not opinions

• ✅ How to grow sustainably without debt or overwhelm

• ✅ Why action—not planning—is the real advantage

This is not motivation.
This is execution.

If you’ve been dreaming about starting a business but feel stuck, overwhelmed, or unsure—this podcast will help you take the first real step today.

Little business. Big dreams. Start now.

Leadership has been misunderstood for decades.
It was never about titles, authority, or controlling people.

Based on the book Lead Yourself, Not Others by Di Tran, this podcast dismantles the outdated myth of “command-and-control leadership” and replaces it with a truth most people avoid:

You cannot lead others until you can lead yourself.

In this series, we break leadership down into action, discipline, and self-mastery, showing how real leaders are forged—not appointed.

• Lead yourself into action before you feel ready

• Operate at the edge of uncertainty, where real leadership is born

• Scale impact without control by documenting, teaching, and systems-building

• Replace authority with collaboration and human-first leadership

• Turn fear into a tool, not a stop sign

Drawing from Di Tran’s journey—from growing up with nothing to becoming a Fortune 50 Principal Software Architect, entrepreneur, and educator—this podcast delivers a practical framework for leadership that actually works in real life, business, and personal growth.

This is not motivation.
This is self-command.

Stop waiting for permission.
Start leading yourself.

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In this podcast, you’ll learn how to: