Hey guys and gals!

Before I get to my actual post, let me just say this..

First and foremost, I'm pumped! Pumped about the future and what it WILL hold. Pumped about the big juicy problems I am currently dealing with (doing big things you know) Pumped about the success I'm seeing from others on BiggerPockets, and absolutely PUMPED about an epiphany that came over me as I was doing my MM routine this morning.. An epiphany that cleared the confusion as to why some are successful and why some are not. Why someone can work 10 times harder than someone else and not be as successful.. in any area of life! Why someone keeps going to the gym but never seeing results and why someone can hustle, but never close a deal. The epiphany my friends, will astound you at it's simplicity. Yet amaze you at it's truth. 

You ready for it? Here it goes..

Stop committing to results.. Commit to the process.

There you have it my friends!

The reason you haven't closed on a deal this month, is because you are committed to closing a deal this month and not Committed to cold calling 10 MLS listings every day for the next month.

The reason you can't get rid of that stubborn belly fat, is because you are committed to loosing belly fat and not committed to running 3 miles a day.

Essentially, my epiphany is nothing short of this.

Focus on the process and the results will come. They have no choice.

I go to the gym everyday because I've committed to making myself look pretty. And that commitment is fun! But when I get there the workout is tough! and I give up.. Because I've committed to the pretty physique and Not the 600 Arnold presses and 200 miles I have to run. Now that, that is a difficult commitment! But one that will guarantee my desired glutes of steel. ;)

Anyways, I hope I have inspired and encouraged some people out there who feel like they are spinning their tires, hustling to nowhere.. or just plain ready to give up. Change your focus up a bit and it might change your world.

Okay, now to get to the real reason I posted this evening. (sorry for the detour)

Several days ago after talking about what I have been doing in Real Estate with someone, an unnamed acquaintance of mine said that as a 20 something year old, he (or she) could not be successful in the real estate game. He or she went on to say that the opportunities I have come across would never happen to him/her. (I'm 22, so can I say challenge accepted?)

So, I told this person that I would ask my network what they have all accomplished in the real estate world in their 20's and how they accomplished it or came across the deal/opportunity. I told this person that EVERY response would be copied, pasted and messaged to him/her so I could prove to them that it is completely and TOTALLY possible which will hopefully in-turn motivate them to take action.

I actually took this challenge a step further.. 

Because this was nowhere near the first time someone has said this to me, and will certainly not be the last. I have decided to completely step out of my comfort zone. I have created a youtube channel and podcast dedicated to sub 30 success.

The videos and podcasts will be strictly about:

• Entrepreneurial mindset (in your 20's)
• Failure. how to view it and the success it brings (in your 20's)
• Investments (in your 20's)
• Business (in your 20's)
• Leadership (in your 20's)
• Tons of encouragement for people in their 20's
• Mindset Limitations
• And of course Sub 30 success stories!

The reason I bring this up is because if you are having success in your 20's I want to connect with you and get you on the podcast so we can encourage our generation of leaders, Entrepreneurs and future business men and women.

If you are in the least bit interested in joining up with me on the podcast or video as a guest please connect with me and lets talk success!

If you have had success in your 20's please share it here so I can prove some people wrong!! Go ahead, we all like to brag about ourselves..

Have a great night guys, and remember..

Your mindset, how you think, is a either a mountainous obstacle, or your greatest virtue when pursuing success.