@Nathan Mann That feeling is more common than people admit. What you’re describing isn’t lack of ability, it’s overthinking slowing down momentum. When progress feels like treacle, it’s usually because standards are silently turning into self-pressure. One useful reframe: done and shared creates feedback; perfect and hidden creates stagnation. The people you want to attract don’t need perfection, they need clarity and consistency. Let me ask you this: What would change if you committed to publishing before you felt ready, just once this week?

@Tracey Williams-Jones Welcome, and well done for getting started. Being a newbie is actually one of the best positions to be in because you’re open, observant, and not boxed in by old assumptions. One thing I’ve learned from experience is that the real value doesn’t just come from the sessions themselves, but from how you listen, the questions you ask, and the people you connect with along the way. If you go into the bootcamp focused on understanding systems, not just information, you’ll start seeing opportunities very differently. Out of curiosity, what made you decide to take this step now, and what would a real win look like for you by the end of the course?

@Susie Turton Absolutely, happy to help What I’ll share with you is a proven system I’ve personally used for a long time it’s simple, repeatable, and still working for me today because it’s built around fundamentals, not hype. Once you see the framework, it usually clicks very fast and removes a lot of the confusion and second-guessing. Drop me a message and we can talk it through properly: +1 873 276 1538. What part are you finding most challenging right now, confidence, clarity, or taking the first step?

@Susie Turton That’s completely normal, especially when you’re doing this alone. Mindset usually shifts first once you see the process clearly, not just the possibilities. The bootcamp will help, but the real change comes from having people around you to sense-check decisions and keep momentum after the event. Let’s stay in touch through the bootcamp and beyond, that’s usually where most people either level up or slip back into isolation. What’s the one thing you’re hoping clicks for you next week?

@Ann Dunning You’re actually in a strong position here, winter voids usually mean the strategy needs tweaking, not selling. With 4 apartments in one block, you’re ideal for corporate lets to stabilise cashflow year-round. Quick wins: - Target construction firms, NHS contractors, engineers, utilities, relocation companies - Offer monthly, bills-included rates (cheaper than hotels) - Create a simple 1-page offer and contact businesses directly (email, call, walk-in) Key mindset shift I learned the hard way: Platforms fill nights, relationships fill calendars. Before selling, ask: - What’s your monthly breakeven per unit? - Do you want steady cashflow or seasonal peaks? If you want, I can share exactly how I moved from Airbnb seasonality to business lets, happy to talk it through.

@Ann Dunning Absolutely, happy to help. I’ve been in your position before, and a short conversation can save you months of confusion and second-guessing. Let’s connect and I’ll point you in the right direction based on where you are right now. Drop me a message or WhatsApp me here: +1 873 276 1538 What’s the one thing you feel most stuck on at the moment?

@Daun Harris Welcome Daun, great to have you here. Starting with Commercial Conversions is a powerful choice, once you understand the framework, it completely changes how you see value in property. My biggest lesson was this: stay connected, ask questions, and take small actions early. That’s what helped everything click for me. What made you choose commercial conversions as your first focus, income, scale, or long-term strategy?