What if we told you that the world’s ultra-wealthy are powering an investment vehicle bigger than private equity and venture capital—managing a mind-blowing $14 trillion—and yet, most people have no idea what a family office actually is?

Get ready to have your perspective shifted in this episode of Thrive Loud with Lou Diamond!

Host Lou Diamond sits down with Richard Wilson, founder of the Family Office Club, leader of the largest global investor community in the family office niche. Coming to us from Hawaii and fresh off a mega event in South Florida, Richard pulls back the curtain on:

• How family offices became the global investment powerhouse
• The biggest challenges family office investors face—including the trust crisis and AI-fueled disruption
• Why so many hedge funds are converting to family offices, and what that means for the industry’s explosive growth
• The all-powerful daily practice that has made Richard millions (and how you can use it yourself)
• Personal insights into balancing ambition, family, and well-being—plus a peek at Richard’s goals for 2026
• Rapid-fire fun: favorite movies, songs, family adventures, and dream destinations (yes, even for someone living in Hawaii!)

Whether you’re interested in elite investing, the psychology of influence, or want practical advice for thriving every day, this episode is packed with inspiration and actionable wisdom.

Episode Overview:

• [00:00:02] Show intro: Meet host, Lou Diamond and guest, Richard Wilson
• [00:01:11] How Richard discovered and built the Family Office Club
• [00:02:16] What is a family office? And why are they so important?
• [00:03:32] The challenges family offices face today: Trust and adaptation in a changing world
• [00:04:40] Hedge funds turning into family offices—industry secrets revealed
• [00:06:39] Legal and regulatory definitions, and what’s really a family office
• [00:07:42] Richard’s simple, millionaire-making daily practice (and how YOU can do it)
• [00:10:32] 2026 goal setting—a behind-the-scenes look at Richard’s annual targets
• [00:12:02] Personal and family goals: Health, fatherhood, adventure, and thriving in business and life
• [00:14:06] Where to find Richard Wilson and Family Office Club resources
• [00:14:35] Fun Street rapid fire: Movies, music, food, adventure, dream destinations
• [00:17:54] Outro and next steps to keep thriving!

Ready to learn firsthand what it means to operate at the next level? Press play and jump in!

What if the way you’ve learned to love is actually holding you back—and even harming the people you care about most?

In this eye-opening episode of Thrive Loud, host Lou Diamond sits down with trauma therapist and founder of the Love Clarity Method, Sanya Bari, to dive deep into what love really is…and unpacks the hidden traps of guilt, emotional over-responsibility, and survival-based love that plague even the most successful high achievers. Prepare to challenge everything you thought you knew about loving others and yourself.

Lou Diamond and Sanya Bari break down:

• Why “losing yourself” in love can backfire, and what loving from a place of inner stability actually looks like
• The dangers of transactional love and why putting yourself aside for others leads to resentment (even when it feels selfless)
• Real-life stories of how guilt and manipulation can sneak into parent-child relationships—and how to spot and heal these patterns
• What we can learn about pure connection and forgiveness from dogs—and how it differs from the messy, memory-filled world of human love
• The fundamental difference between doing loving things and loving from the right place within yourself
• Sanya Bari’s personal methods for “drinking the Kool Aid” and keeping her own relationships healthy and clear

Plus: Get a peek into Sanya Bari’s favorite guilty pleasures, creative hobbies, and her dream destination on Fun Street.

This episode is full of “aha” moments for anyone who’s felt confused, overwhelmed, or just curious about how to make love—whether for people, pets, or purpose—transformative instead of toxic.

Timestamped Overview:

00:00 – Introduction and Lou welcomes Sanya Bari

00:01 – Sanya shares her lifelong purpose and origin story

00:03 – Early lessons about love (family, siblings, sacrifice)

00:04 – Redefining love: Not losing yourself; finding stability within

00:05 – The problems high achievers face with survival-based love

00:07 – Connection vs. dependence; how disconnection leads to pressure

00:09 – Who seeks out Sanya’s therapies, and why

00:10 – Symptoms of problematic love, especially related to guilt

00:11 – Generational struggles: families, guilt, and unhealthy dynamics

00:12 – Sanya reveals how she checks herself and confronts “guilting”

00:13 – Can we learn true love from our pets? (And why memories matter)

00:15 – How forgiveness moves us closer to unconditional love

00:15 – The universal head-nodding moments from Sanya’s audiences

00:16 – Where to find Sanya Bari online and her podcast info

00:17 – Fun Street: Sanya’s favorite movies, music, foods, and hobbies

00:19 – Dreaming of the Amalfi Coast—and why she’ll make it happen

00:20 – Wrap up, takeaways, and episode close

Listen in and discover how to thrive with clarity, connection, and love—starting with yourself.

In this electrifying episode of Thrive LouD, host Lou Diamond welcomes back world-traveling film director, entrepreneur, and bestselling author Brant Pinvidic to reveal what life looks like AFTER the ultimate family globe-trot.

Fresh off a year of relentless travel, Brant Pinvidic shares raw insights about the emotional roller coaster of returning home, how the adventure changed his family dynamics, and what he truly learned about “rejecting average.”

But that’s just the beginning: Brant Pinvidic unveils his latest passion project, the Stratus Executive Foundation—a truly unique peer executive group channeling “knowledge philanthropy” to give away expertise to entrepreneurs, entirely for free. Forget masterminds and exclusive clubs; this is all about giving back for the sake of impact, not ego.

Key Highlights:

• Brant Pinvidic breaks down the philosophy behind “Reject Average,” and how it evolved into a travel and adventure magazine.
• The art of “crafted nostalgia”—why you can love an experience before you even have it, and how it shapes mindset.
• Real talk about compartmentalizing an action-packed life, balancing work with a relentless pursuit of fun, and why it’s okay to pour your energy where it counts.
• The power of knowledge philanthropy: why sharing your hard-earned experience is more valuable than simply donating money.
• Behind-the-scenes on trying a McDonald’s in every country, and why Rwanda topped his list of life-changing destinations.
• Plus, a rapid-fire speakeasy round: favorite activities, guilty pleasures, and what’s on his disco-fueled playlist right now.

Timestamped Overview:

• [00:00:02] – [Intro and welcome from Lou, overview of Brant Pinvidic

  and the episode premise]

• [00:01:40] – [The challenge and emotional aftermath of visiting 52 countries in 52 weeks]

• [00:03:06] – [Origins of Reject Average and turning it into a movement]

• [00:06:20] – [How Brant Pinvidic structures his days and curates “crafted nostalgia”]

• [00:09:12] – [Unveiling the Stratus Executive Foundation and knowledge philanthropy]

• [00:15:02] – [How the Stratus summits work, and the power of giving expertise]

• [00:19:31] – [Building and nurturing a vast network—intentionally]

• [00:24:18] – [Lightning round: WhatBrant Pinvidic is streaming, listening to, and wishing to do more/less]

• [00:27:10] – [Favorite new activities, the McDonald’s challenge, and the country he’d go back to in a heartbeat]

Get ready for a high-energy, insight-rich conversation about living big, giving bigger, and thriving LOUD—guaranteed to make you rethink your next move.