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I talked to a friend about notes and the advantages over rentals and he wanted to know where the deal flow was in notes. I explained the community of fix notes and he wanted to know more. He owns a few apartment buildings and feels that this is the way to go. What would you tell him?

I had to post it here. ♠️ Make This Your Mission Today If you’re fortunate enough to wake up today surrounded by people you love… Use today as an opportunity to recognize... Spend time with... ...and cherish those people. Your family. Your friends. Your loved ones. A lot of people aren't anywhere near as fortunate as you are. Not everyone gets to celebrate today the way we do. Some people are alone. Some people are hurting. Some people are pretending they’re fine because the world expects them to be. Enjoy what you have. Be present. Make the memories you’ll wish you had more of later. ...and when you interact with people today… Be kind. You have no idea what they’re carrying. If you can make someone else feel loved and appreciated today… Do it. There's nothing more important. Merry Christmas.

I heard something the other day that stuck with me. It wasn't the specific quote (because honestly I can't remember it) but the idea was powerful, here's my take on it: Procrastination is really just a misplaced fear of the immediate discomfort of taking action over the true fear of not reaching your full potential. If you do nothing, what happens? You stagnate, struggle & eventually look back on your life with regret. And if you take action to achieve your dreams? It's painful - you have to do difficult things out of your comfort zone. Neither way is pleasant - life is hard. Personally, I'd like to be the master of my own destiny and choose to seek discomfort... What do you think is worse, the pain of discipline or the pain of regret?