Sep 28, 2026 · 47 min · 12 segments
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Amanda TaylorGuest
Toby MylesHost
Uh, if, if it is your only source of income, which I wouldn't necessarily, um, recommend, but, um, you talk about just like staying curious and you don't have to necessarily know the whole, how the whole thing is going to unfold, but like that curiosity piece about, Oh, I wonder like, what if
Yeah, curiosity is one of my, you know, favorite traits in just wondering, I would like to know more about this thing.
And I think when we see something, our immediate reaction is no, I can't do this because X, Y, Z, you know, all the, all the reasons that's so easy to see.
But to do the, oh, but maybe what could, how could, let me see, is not our initial reaction to something usually.
But if we can kind of train our brain to see possibility instead of, you know, all the obstacles.
But to get curious about something and just the initial point of real estate and getting into that is one thing.
But learning about the financing piece of that and the creative piece of that of buying and using other people's money and debt and capital stack and all this stuff.
That started something completely different for me that may or may not have anything to do with real estate.
And this is coming from somebody who dropped her finance class in college because I didn't get it.
Uh, if, if it is your only source of income, which I wouldn't necessarily, um, recommend, but, um, you talk about just like staying curious and you don't have to necessarily know the whole, how the whole thing is going to unfold, but like that curiosity piece about, Oh, I wonder like, what if
Yeah, curiosity is one of my, you know, favorite traits in just wondering, I would like to know more about this thing.
And I think when we see something, our immediate reaction is no, I can't do this because X, Y, Z, you know, all the, all the reasons that's so easy to see.
But to do the, oh, but maybe what could, how could, let me see, is not our initial reaction to something usually.
But if we can kind of train our brain to see possibility instead of, you know, all the obstacles.
But to get curious about something and just the initial point of real estate and getting into that is one thing.
But learning about the financing piece of that and the creative piece of that of buying and using other people's money and debt and capital stack and all this stuff.
That started something completely different for me that may or may not have anything to do with real estate.
And this is coming from somebody who dropped her finance class in college because I didn't get it.
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