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Eshe Harvey
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What is one insight real estate has taught you that transformed your mindset?

Eshe Harvey
#2 Investor Mindset Contributor
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What insight or moment in your journey shifted the way you think, work, or approach real estate? 

Feel free to share a gem - and follow if you are aligned with growth, long-term vision, and impact. I am here to learn, build, and connect with those who move with purpose. All perspectives are welcomed! 

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    Nathan Gesner
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    Nathan Gesner
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    Quote from @Eshe Harvey:

    Money can't buy happiness, but you'll be more comfortable crying in a Mercedes.

    Seriously, money doesn't fix your problems. In fact, it may increase the troubles you already have. We had a local investor murder his wife during an argument over money, even though his properties were easily worth $20 million. He could have split it in half and walked away, but money wasn't the problem and it didn't solve the problem.

    It's important to keep a healthy perspective. Money is like a magnifying glass. It can increase the good or the bad.


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