Taking A Look At Your Business - Episode #43 · The Short Term Rental Playmaker · Radar

Breaking Through Comfort Zones1:52 – 4:35

1:52

And I went to a two-day, I'll call it a conference, but it really wasn't a conference.

1:57

It was a two-day session with my friend, Mike Kitko.

2:01

I talk about him all the time.

2:03

He's going to be emceeing our event down in Panama City Beach in January.

2:08

And I went to his two-day event, and it was kind of a training event of restructuring your mind in a way, not necessarily completely doing that, but really kind of went back.

2:23

I mean, we did some meditating.

2:25

We did some deep conversations.

2:27

We did some really opening up about our businesses, about our lives, and things like that.

2:32

And it was a small, intimate setting.

2:33

It was about 15 of us total.

2:35

But he does a really good job of getting you really uncomfortable.

2:40

And not in your normal day-to-day to where, you know, when you stay in your comfort zone, you don't really grow and expand.

2:50

In order to grow and expand, you got to get yourself uncomfortable.

2:53

You got to get yourself to push those limits and push the envelopes.

2:57

And it was funny.

2:57

I was in this session for two days and...

3:03

Lots of different people in the real estate industry, some real estate investors, some realtors, some people that weren't in real estate investing at all.

3:10

And they were just in other types of businesses, fix and flips, contractors, stuff like that.

3:15

But a lot of people were in the real estate industry in general.

3:19

But everybody came, everybody was in their own place.

3:22

Everybody kind of had their own thing going on.

3:25

You know, there was a wholesaler and some fix and flippers, like I said, but everybody a lot of them, their biggest thing that was holding them back was taking that leap, taking that jump.

3:38

And I talked about this a while ago, the analysis paralysis.

3:41

That's what's holding them back is, if I do this, what if? What if? What if? Right? So...

3:49

My mindset was very different than everybody else's because my wife and I have never been scared to take the leap, right? We're ready to go bankrupt next week if we find an opportunity that we're going to jump into and go all in.

Breaking Through Comfort Zones1:52 – 4:35

1:52

And I went to a two-day, I'll call it a conference, but it really wasn't a conference.

1:57

It was a two-day session with my friend, Mike Kitko.

2:01

I talk about him all the time.

2:03

He's going to be emceeing our event down in Panama City Beach in January.

2:08

And I went to his two-day event, and it was kind of a training event of restructuring your mind in a way, not necessarily completely doing that, but really kind of went back.

2:23

I mean, we did some meditating.

2:25

We did some deep conversations.

2:27

We did some really opening up about our businesses, about our lives, and things like that.

2:32

And it was a small, intimate setting.

2:33

It was about 15 of us total.

2:35

But he does a really good job of getting you really uncomfortable.

2:40

And not in your normal day-to-day to where, you know, when you stay in your comfort zone, you don't really grow and expand.

2:50

In order to grow and expand, you got to get yourself uncomfortable.

2:53

You got to get yourself to push those limits and push the envelopes.

2:57

And it was funny.

2:57

I was in this session for two days and...

3:03

Lots of different people in the real estate industry, some real estate investors, some realtors, some people that weren't in real estate investing at all.

3:10

And they were just in other types of businesses, fix and flips, contractors, stuff like that.

3:15

But a lot of people were in the real estate industry in general.

3:19

But everybody came, everybody was in their own place.

3:22

Everybody kind of had their own thing going on.

3:25

You know, there was a wholesaler and some fix and flippers, like I said, but everybody a lot of them, their biggest thing that was holding them back was taking that leap, taking that jump.

3:38

And I talked about this a while ago, the analysis paralysis.

3:41

That's what's holding them back is, if I do this, what if? What if? What if? Right? So...

3:49

My mindset was very different than everybody else's because my wife and I have never been scared to take the leap, right? We're ready to go bankrupt next week if we find an opportunity that we're going to jump into and go all in.