{"version":1,"type":"rich","provider_name":"Libsyn","provider_url":"https:\/\/www.libsyn.com","height":90,"width":600,"title":"From Calling Balls and Strikes to Managing Millions:","description":"Starting over at age 30 with a pregnant wife, no money, and a shattered career dream could have broken Jack Oujo. Instead, it became the unlikely foundation for building one of America\u2019s largest tax-focused wealth management firms. Jack, founder of Oujo Wealth Strategies, relied on discipline, preparation, and relentless self-education to reinvent himself. Successful leaders, as he learned from personal experience, need a \u201cPlan B\u201d for when things don\u2019t go as planned. He also explains why consistent processes often matter more than lofty goals \u2014 and why trust and customer service became the cornerstone of his business philosophy.  Before entering wealth management, Jack spent eight years as a professional baseball umpire. As he notes, however, unlike ballplayers, most people don\u2019t get three strikes when it comes to managing their finances. [Be sure to pick up a copy of Jack\u2019s book, Too Smart to be an Umpire, here.] Monday Morning Radio is hosted by the father-son duo of Dean and Maxwell Rotbart. Photo: Jack Oujo, Oujo Wealth StrategiesPosted: May 4, 2026 Monday Morning Run Time: 46:56 Episode: 14.44 Now Available, The Much-Anticipated Sequel to All You Can Eat Business Wisdom Signed, first-edition softcover copies from Gutenberg\u2019s Store:  tinyurl.com\/GutenbergSigned Unsigned copies from Amazon: tinyurl.com\/AYCEBW2-Unsigned ","author_name":"Monday Morning Radio","author_url":"http:\/\/mondaymorningradio.libsyn.com","html":"