In this episode of The Victory Show, Travis Cody sits down with Brian Cassady, CEO of Live Comfortably, the largest manufacturer of bed pillows in North America.

Brian is a five-time transformational CEO with a career spanning consulting, private equity, and executive leadership. Over the years, he has helped drive more than $500 million in EBITDA improvements across the companies he has led, with a clear focus on operational rigor, disciplined execution, and transformation at scale.

In this conversation, Brian breaks down what really causes companies to get into trouble, why fast growth can be just as dangerous as stagnation, and how strong leaders create cultures that can adapt, improve, and win over time.

In this episode of The Victory Show, Travis Cody sits down with Long Doan, founder of Realty Group, LPT’s largest Minnesota team, to unpack the real playbook behind scaling a business, leading people, and building lasting success.

Long’s story is extraordinary. He fled Vietnam on a fishing boat at age 13, survived a refugee camp, and went on to build one of the most respected real estate organizations in Minnesota. After transitioning from the mortgage industry into real estate during the 2007–2009 market shift, he positioned himself ahead of the crash, built the right systems, and closed over 1,000 transactions in his first four years.

But this conversation goes far beyond real estate.

Long shares the mindset shifts, leadership lessons, and business frameworks that helped him grow—from learning how to automate, delegate, and eliminate, to identifying why most entrepreneurs stay stuck doing everything themselves.

In this episode, we sit down with Tomas Milar to explore a powerful perspective on investing, wealth building, and financial security.

Tomas breaks down why hard assets—like real estate, commodities, and tangible investments—can provide more stability and stronger long-term returns compared to traditional market-based investments.

He explains how emotional decision-making often hurts investors in volatile markets, and why hard assets offer a more grounded, resilient approach to building wealth.