The Kris Krohn Show

Kris Krohn reveals why paying more in taxes means you are building massive wealth. He shares strategies for leveraging business deductions and real estate depreciation to legally keep more of what you earn.

Kris Krohn discusses the looming economic depression, the rise of AI replacing 92 million jobs by 2030, and why real estate ownership is the ultimate safeguard for your future wealth.

In this episode, Kris Krohn and Carson Tietjen discuss the alarming shift toward a renter nation, the looming threat of AI and robotics replacing millions of jobs by 2030, and why the next economic downturn could resemble the Great Depression. They also break down actionable real estate and investment strategies for different age groups.

Kris Krohn and Carson Tietjen unpack a disastrous restaurant outing in Park City to illustrate the profound impact of unmet expectations on customer loyalty. They explore how businesses often fail not just by making mistakes, but by poorly managing the fallout and failing to restore the value lost by the consumer. Examining companies renowned for their exceptional customer support reveals the high standards required to dominate and build reputation in any market.The conversation broadens to show how managing expectations and delivering on promises is equally critical in personal relationships and marriages. Kris shares insights on the importance of clear communication, taking accountability, and viewing service failures as opportunities to evolve and over-deliver in the future. Ultimately, maintaining uncompromisingly high standards during challenging moments is what separates top performers from the rest of the competition

Kris Krohn and Carson Tietjen play a rapid-fire game evaluating which popular investment strategies are worth jumping into and which should be completely avoided. They break down the current market realities surrounding speculative builds, cryptocurrency, short-term vacation rentals, and starting a small business. The discussion highlights the dangers of relying on traditional, single-digit return vehicles like 401(k)s and IRAs for long-term retirement planning.