From TV Mogul to CEO: Joey Carson’s Blueprint for Scale 📈 E157

Joey Carson returns to Dan Fleyshman’s The Money Mondays for a fast, no-fluff conversation on the three core pillars: how to make money, invest money, and give it away, with real operator perspective from a CEO who has built and scaled across entertainment and business. Joey breaks down his 30-year career in TV and film, from leadership at Fox to running Bunim Murray Productions (think The Real World era) and turning a creative shop into a scalable studio with process, departments, and repeatable development systems. He also shares what it actually takes to leave a “safe” job, why he prefers uncertainty (because it creates unlimited upside), and how to know when you are stagnating. From there, Dan and Joey get tactical: How to bring a money-making idea to your boss without bruising ego (and why you need data plus a real plan) Why mentorship changes everything, and the number one trait that predicts success: being coachable Joey’s take on investing early vs. later, and Dan’s “Four Horsemen” framework for vetting deals (CEO, accountant, lawyer, and a domain advisor) A grounded approach to philanthropy: give where you can verify impact, stay close to the mission, and focus on actually helping people Legacy, family, and stewardship: Joey’s clear answer on wealth transfer: “All of it.” Bonus: Joey’s best advice for surviving today’s nonstop outrage cycle: observe, do not engage, and always ask: “What is the point?” If you are building a career, scaling a company, deciding what to invest in, or trying to stay focused while the world screams for your attention, this episode is a practical reset. Share this episode with a friend who is ready to level up their income, their decision-making, and their discipline. HighLevel just dropped AI tools that are changing how businesses operate. Voice AI answers your missed calls and books appointments for you. Conversation AI follows up with leads 24/7. Last month their AI booked over 250,000 appointments on autopilot.