If you could design your perfect work environment for land investing, which one wins? Options: 1️⃣ Cabin in the woods with Wi-Fi and coffee 2️⃣ Beach view office with a laptop and good vibes 3️⃣ Minimalist desk setup with zero distractions 4️⃣ On the road. Just laptop, hotspot, and adventure We all dream of the “freedom lifestyle”… which setup would actually make you most productive?

Drop one intention you’re setting for your business or leadership in 2026. Let’s hold each other accountable.

The success of a land business doesn’t just depend on: - The properties you buy - The systems you build - The hours you put in It also depends on who you know and who knows you. Many land investors focus on deals and data, thinking that’s what drives growth. But without real connections, the business often hits a ceiling. No referrals. No trusted peers to turn to for advice. No community to learn from or lean on. The investors who grow faster are the ones who build relationships, not just lists. They show up in conversations, share insights, and help others without expecting something in return. Over time, those small interactions become partnerships, support systems, and opportunities that no ad could buy. Same work. Same market. Different network. Different results. Your next breakthrough might not come from another lead source, but from someone you haven’t met yet.

This week on Leadership in Land with @Chris Duff, an experienced land investor and funder who has built his business by staying focused, committed, and people first. In this episode, Chris shares: 1️⃣ The most important leadership quality land investors need to grow 2️⃣ How focusing on what you are best at can change your business 3️⃣ Simple lessons from hiring and working with VAs and contractors 4️⃣ Why stories and books can teach powerful lessons about leadership If you are building a land business or thinking about your next step, Chris’s story will give you encouragement and practical ideas. 👉 Listen to Leadership in Land Podcast for this episode and more resources.

I am looking for some Private Funding for Land in Indiana. Does anyone know some one?