@Lewis Smitn Thanks mate 👊 I’m glad you got the reset you needed. The biggest thing is you’re aware of those triggers and situations now. A lot of people never reach that level of self-awareness, so that’s a huge win in itself. I might actually give that meditation a go, especially with how much you've spoken about it. My property journey is going well mate, just staying consistent, focusing on the right opportunities, building relationships and keeping good cashflow in place alongside it all. Keep doing what you're doing Lewis. The man you’re becoming is stronger than the one who walked into treatment a few weeks ago 👍

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@Lewis Smitn , I think you're actually closer to the answer than you realize mate 👊 Leverage isn't about doing the least amount of work. At the beginning, it's about doing the right work until you understand the process well enough to delegate it properly. A lot of people try to build a team before they've built the knowledge. The strongest investors learn the fundamentals first, then leverage people, time and money to scale. You're right that delegation is powerful, but good delegation comes from understanding what you're delegating. Keep working through the modules. Don't worry if it's confusing right now, clarity usually comes after action, not before it. The fact you're asking these questions tells me you're thinking like an investor already. Keep learning, keep applying, and trust the process mate. You're making more progress than you think 👍

@Emily Rose Welcome Emily 👋 You’re in the right place. The best thing you can do at the start is exactly what you’re doing now, learning, asking questions, and surrounding yourself with people already in the game. Property can genuinely change your life when you stay consistent with it 🙌

Lewis, proud of you mate 👊 @Lewis Smitn You’re starting to understand something most people in property never do, mindset, discipline and consistency matter just as much as deals and money. The investors who last long-term are the ones who rebuild themselves first, then build the business after. Keep learning, keep taking action, and trust the process. The effort you’re putting in now will pay you back in ways you can’t fully see yet. Praying you see real results from all the work you’re doing behind the scenes 🙏 Jocelyn

@Lewis Smitn Lewis, honestly mate, reading that shows how much you’ve grown already 👊 The level of self-awareness you have now compared to before is powerful, and you’re right, recovery comes first. Everything else builds from that foundation. And truthfully, you’re not back at the beginning at all. You’ve gained experience, stronger values, better people around you, and a clearer vision for where you want your life to go. I also like the way you’re thinking about leverage now because that’s a massive part of property and business long-term. That’s why I kept mentioning building additional cashflow streams alongside property too, it takes pressure off you financially and mentally while you grow everything else properly. I checked your email as well mate, I’ll reply to you properly on there 👍 Glad you had a good weekend with your daughter too. Keep going mate, one step at a time.

Great to have you here 🤍 @Jacqui Sansom Your journey from 28 years as a childcare lawyer into burnout recovery after such a serious health challenge really stands out, and it’s powerful how you’ve turned that experience into supporting high-performing business owners to build success with less stress and healthier systems using coaching, therapy modalities, and NLP. It also sounds like you’re now transitioning that same mindset into building something in property and trading, to create an income that supports a more balanced, law-free life moving forward. What kind of direction are you most drawn toward here in property, something more active and strategic, or more systemized and income-led in the background as you build your next chapter?