If You’re Not Committed for the Long Haul, Don’t Even Start » REI In Your Car » 1261

A coaching student of mine just had a major win. She messaged me on Voxer, saying that she just netted $25,000 in profit on her first big land deal. I love success stories like this because it's hard to find those kinds of people. It's hard to find good people who are willing to put in the work and effort and stay consistent with it. They don’t quit, give up, or get discouraged when it gets hard. They’re willing to put in the work and aren't expecting immediate results, or riches falling from the sky within minutes of getting started.People think the game sounds easy, and they can make money while playing video games in their parents’ basement. I know it doesn't work that way. You've got to put in the effort, and you've got to put in the work. The numbers show that about 95% of you guys listening to this will not do anything with what you're taught. Sometimes the truth is that you don’t need another course or program. You just need to take action on what you already know. There are no secrets, guys. It all comes down to hard, consistent work. If you’re not ready to commit for the long haul, don’t even start.What’s Inside:—A success story from a coaching client.—Why real estate is a long game.—The reality for most people who take courses.