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Which paid mentorship communities are you a member of?

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I am nearly two years into my investing journey and have six properties under me. I have finally realized that I need to be part of a community and have a mentor because whenever I hit a problem, I get super stressed out and have no one to turn to for reflection or advice. I am researching all of them at the moment and I wanted to ask, what paid for membership communities are you a part of that has been supportive?

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Marcus Auerbach
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Marcus Auerbach
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I want peership. I got six properties under my belt without being part of a community and now I am facing challenges that 1) I do not know if they are real challenges or part of the normal course of business or 2) how to resolve them or 3) if I am doing it right. While I appreciate your naysay, what I am looking for - reassurance and oversight - can't be replaced with a Youtube video. 

You just found one, and it's (almost) free. We can help you here as a sounding board for questions, but it also sounds like you need to grow a thicker skin and that's a personal growth challenge. Your thoughts become reality - and I don't mean that spiritual in any way, I am an engineer. So you have to learn how to control your thoughts. Like the old saying: whether you think you CAN or you CAN'T: - you are right.

Success always looks easy when you see others, but you have not seen their struggles and setbacks. We all have them. I thought my life would be bliss when I got to where I am, but far from it, the challenges just look different.

Self-reliance is something you can cultivate and train like a muscle. Every time you have overcome a challenge, write it down or tell someone about it - you will start to wire your brain that every issue you encounter, you figure out a solution.
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