Millionaire possibilities was always a group I enjoyed,  They had interesting speakers come in and lots of folks generally came so lots of chances to network. 

I've only done about a dozen episodes but Below are some of my favorite interviews:- Shon Kokoszka (RE broker, investor & coach)- Andrew Leitman Bailey (Prominent NYC RE Attorney)- Ricky Carruth (RE agent, investor & coach)- Danny Morel (Entrepreneur & Speaker)All the best!

Is there a neighbor that places his speakers on his windows to blast his music?   

Every first Monday of the month we have a speaker meeting.

The in person meetings are invaluable for networking and making relationships, and there is good education as well - speakers, workshops, virtual classes etc. 

So it was a somewhat selfish experience.However, we avoid the dinner meetings where they have speakers & 20 people show up.The last guy was an offshore Cayman rep.

The connections that are there between the alumni and the guest speakers that we have attend are nice.

My freshman year of college, I was sitting in an entrepreneurship class when the speaker mentioned that he and his wife had bought 10 homes in the last 10 years and always lived in the basement while renting out the top.

I understand he has to do this to sell the merchandise, maintain the advertising dollars, and build the fan base, etc. so I won't hold it against him, it's his selected line of business.In my opinion the one size fits all talk on a major platform de-values the speaker and their audience.  

We also have questionairs and ask our members what they want to learn about and how the speaker was etc. and we are having a problem with that.