Do what you love? OR, love what you do? Learning to love what you do has been a monumental mindset shift for me. Following your passion isn’t sound advice, one needs to possess the skills, create the financial support, and provide a sense of fulfillment. At the intersection of these things you will find your happiness.

How can you get somewhere if you don’t know what it looks like? We are all on our own pathways of success with no two journeys being the same. Countless personal and business growth books have been written for this reason. The issue is, the subjective nature of success requires each and every person to clearly define what their process looks like.

There are a million different opinions on what the real estate market will do, but are we asking the right questions? Bad questions often lead to good questions. What can we actually control? See how this is applied to the real estate investing.

It’s beginning to feel more and more like this country is in its 11th hour. “Restructuring” may well be the theme of 2020 and for the next few years as we learn to live a new life. Between COVID, the social injustice and the government corruption, the entire world is rising up against the old systems that simply don’t work. They need to be restructured from the ground up. It has to start with a restructuring of our thinking first and foremost.

Reading has drastically changed my life. After never touching books for the first 24 years of my life, I have read well over 100 books since. Here is a list of my top 25 books, in no specific order.

Where do we go from here? How do we create real lasting change from this? Nobody has the answer, as there are numerous answers, and we haven’t solved this for hundreds of years. The conversations need to start happening though and we can all do our part in ensuring that progress is constantly made towards a solution.

When is an opportunity worth pursuing? When do you pivot your business into a new direction? In these uncertain times, entrepreneurs are faced with many similar questions. Life has always thrown crises our way, but its the consistency that keeps some businesses alive.

COVID19 hasn't impacted the real estate prices, yet. Sales are even beginning to tick back up and buyers are having to compete with multiple offers. What's to come of the real estate investment market post COVID?

Why are we obsessed with being right or wrong? There are endless possibilities and none of them are necessarily wrong. We need to start thinking more critically and asking questions about our beliefs, rather than just blindly accepting everything we see and hear.

This illusive and completely human made concept of “time” has finally released us from its stranglehold. So why is it so hard to make quarantine life more productive?