Jason Wasser, LMFT 🎗️Founder, Shevet Collective · Therapy & Coaching for Entrepreneurs, Family Businesses 🖥 Certified Neuro Emotional Technique Practitioner Founder Shevet Collective 🎧Host:You Winning Life Podcast 🎤

World is a Casino? Ryan Serhant's Fighting Back For His Daughter! #serhant

10 Jun 2025 · 1 min

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In this interview excerpt, real‑estate mogul Ryan Serhant uses a casino metaphor to describe how the world operates, emphasizing the need to 'get back to the house'—a call to personal agency and responsibility. He then shifts focus to his partnership with the American Cancer Society, highlighting its dual mission of raising awareness and funding research, particularly for breast cancer, which he notes disproportionately affects women. Serhant underscores the predominance of women in his professional and personal life—75% of his staff are female, and he lives with his wife, mother‑in‑law, and daughter—explaining that becoming a father made the stakes of protecting his daughter tangible and urgent. He expresses a commitment to identifying and fixing potential threats to her wellbeing. The conversation concludes with a brief acknowledgment from the interview host, thanking Serhant for allowing a deeper discussion and noting their prior meeting at a GoBundance event.

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The whole world is this one big casino and you got to get back to the house. That's how the house operates. Um, and you know, with American Cancer Society, it's about helping to raise awareness to prevent cancer but also to fund cancer research, especially with breast cancer, which also affects men, right? Um, but greatly affects women, and women run the world. Like, you know, 75% of my entire staff is female. I've— I live at home with a wife, her mother, and my daughter. You know, I'm outnumbered by women. And, you know, when I had my daughter, it was like it became very, very real. More real than just having a mom. It became very, very real that, ah, I now have a daughter. I don't want anything bad to ever happen for her, ever. What are the bad things that could happen? Let me get to work on trying to Fix those, you know.
Love it. It's incredibly important. I know you got to run, so I just wanted to thank you for allowing us to go a little bit deeper than, uh, just the run-of-the-mill.
Thanks for doing the research, the reading, everything. It's, uh, very, very impressive, man. It was great to meet you at the GoBundance event and talk to you there in the elevator.