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Your small wins matter
Every successful investor starts somewhere. It can take time to: • Build confidence • Understand the process • Trust your own decisions Here are 6 small wins that deserve to be celebrated: 1. You made the phone call you had been avoiding. 2. You found a new lead to follow up with. 3. You learned something new about land investing. 4. You had a conversation that gave you more clarity. 5. You stayed consistent, even when results felt slow. 6. You took one step forward instead of waiting for the perfect moment. And it’s totally fine if your win feels small. Small wins build confidence. Small wins create momentum. Small wins are proof that you are moving forward.
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What's your go-to question for building trust?
Good leaders listen before they speak. Great leaders ask questions that build trust, create clarity, and start meaningful conversations. What's your go-to question for building trust with a team member, partner, or seller?
Your Daily Routine Might Be Holding You Back
The older I get, the more I realize that your daily routine is a reflection of your priorities. It shows what you are truly making time for. Most entrepreneurs I talk to have days packed with things that leave them drained. Emails. Calls. Meetings. Endless tasks. They built their business to create freedom, but spend most of their time feeling overwhelmed. For a long time, my days looked exactly like that. Working from morning until night, skipping breaks, putting my health last, and telling myself I would slow down later. Then, I started building better habits, setting stronger boundaries, and creating a routine that supported both my work and my well-being. I know that sounds simple, but it matters. Most people do not need more hours in the day. They need a better way to use the hours they already have.
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Your Daily Routine Might Be Holding You Back
Everyone says direct mail is dying...
In this episode with returning guest Jessey Kwong from Pebble shares insights gathered from millions of direct mail pieces and some of the findings might surprise you. Here's what you'll learn: - The mail format that generated 3x more responses - Why your second mailing can outperform your first - The simple personalization tactic that led to a nearly 30% increase in deals - Why measuring response rates alone can lead you in the wrong direction - What separates investors who build lasting businesses from those who quit too soon - How top operators are adapting as mailing costs rise and competition increases If you're planning your next mail campaign, this is one conversation you won't want to miss. 👉 Don’t just scroll. Level up. Here's the full resources and transcript.
Everyone says direct mail is dying...
These 3 Land Deals Forced Us to Change Our Entire Buying Strategy
Sometimes your biggest lessons don't come from your biggest wins. They come from the deals that don't go as planned. In this episode, I take you behind the scenes of our land business and break down three real Q2 case studies that changed how we're thinking about acquisitions. From properties that sat on the market for nearly a year to deals that exceeded expectations, I share the wins, the mistakes, and why we're shifting our focus toward a different type of land investing. 1️⃣ Why some properties took nearly a year to sell 2️⃣ The costly mistakes we now look for before buying land 3️⃣ Why buyer demand matters more than projected profit 4️⃣ How we're shifting away from smaller deals toward subdivides and messy title opportunities 5️⃣ The biggest lessons we're applying to every acquisition moving forward If you want to avoid expensive mistakes and make smarter land-buying decisions, this episode is packed with practical lessons from real transactions. 👉 Don’t just scroll. Level up. Here are the full resources and transcript.
These 3 Land Deals Forced Us to Change Our Entire Buying Strategy
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