Hosted by: Lorrie Delk Walker Special guest: Bob Miller

What started as a personal challenge to rack up miles on a paid-for car turned into a life-changing journey of generosity for Bob Miller. In this inspiring episode, Bob shares how a simple decision led to giving away the same car—twice—to people in need. Along the way, he reflects on money lessons passed down from his grandfather, his path into real estate and the foreclosure industry, and how meaningful impact doesn’t require a large bank account. Tune in for a heartfelt conversation that redefines what it means to give.

In this episode we cover:

• The story of Foxy Flex and how it turned from hitting a mile record to helping others (1:23)
• Bill puts the car on Facebook to give away to someone in need (4:53)
• When that family no longer needed Foxy, the car went on Facebook again and went to someone who had been riding a bike to work for eight months (6:28)
• One doesn’t have to have a lot of money to help someone out (7:52)
• How many people put a lot of miles on their cars – turns out A LOT (11:26)
• What Bob’s grandfather taught him about cars (13:15)
• Paying your car payment to yourself (via savings, etc.) after the car is paid off can help in other areas of your life (18:50)
• The top five vehicle makes driven by millionaires (19:17)
• Why our guest was contacted by various media outlets and his foreclosure experience (20:40)
• Why emergency funds are so important (29:52)
• Bob talks about his love of watches why he wears them and when (31:55)

Links From the Show:

Allen & Company
MillShire Realty
The Legend of Foxy Flex
Dave Ramsey

Connect with:

Lorrie Delk Walker – Financial Advisor at Allen & Company
Allen & Company – Lorrie Delk Walker
LinkedIn – Lorrie Delk Walker

Bob Miller – Broker/Owner Millshire Realty

Millshire Realty – Bob Miller
LinkedIn – Bob Miller

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