What if YOU are the biggest thing standing in your own way?

What if YOU are the biggest thing standing in your own way?

Specialist · Essex Junction, VT · Member since 2015 · 279 posts · 67 votes

So I LOVE helping to inspire others to make real estate work in their favor.  I recently put out a video that shares a bit of our story and offers an invitation to a totally free (no pitches) webinar I created.

It includes 5 Principles that new investors need to know as well as our story of how we built our $1.35M portfolio with just $35K in cash. 

So, I was quite surprised when I received this comment yesterday:

BIG FAT LIES. Is what this gentleman posted.

So, this post got me thinking.  What would encourage this guy to post this comment without even watching the webinar to learn more about it?

Because his beliefs don't allow him to even consider that this sort of investing could change his life.

So my questions to you:  

What beliefs do you have that might be standing between you and the kind of success you deserve?

Do you believe that you deserve it?

Are you open to learning new strategies and ideas that could change the rest of your life?

It's all got to start with you.

Because the road to success isn't always filled with sunshine and butterflies.

Happy Saturday folks! 

Make **** happen. Keep learning and forging ahead even when the road gets bumpy.

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p.s. I'd never put my name and face next to something that included big fat lies.

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  • Rental Property Investor · Rockford, IL · Member since 2014 · 4k+ posts · 2k+ votes
    11y

    Oh, I openly admit that I am my greatest challenge. Being Asperger's it's a part of me I had to learn to accept and to live with. Now, I view it as an advantage and something I can use to drive my success going forward.

    I understand where that person may have been coming from, I get it all the time - even here on BP. To me, it's just human nature for folks to rebel when faced with the possibility that we may need to learn something, but we feel we "know it all" or know enough to not need anyone else's success story to rub in our own faces that in our lives which has been less than we'd hoped for or expected.

    I'm sure you've seen this cycle somewhere before: anger, denial, depression, acceptance. Very much human nature and not limited to any single aspect of our lives.

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