I'm still burned out from work, but thought I'd make a post to signal that I'm still alive here. Our project completed last Friday, and our boss' boss said we could have this Thursday and Friday off for all the hard work we did. Of course, all the unpaid overtime still probably exceeded the time off we are getting, but it's still nice to know I won't have to burn any vacation time.
Over the weekend, I was leafing through Kiyosaki's
"Retire Young, Retire Rich", and I happened upong a page where he talks about the million dollar question. I didn't write the question down, but from (failed) memory it basically says:
"How can you do what you do to more for less at a better price?"
He essentially says that answering this question is what separates the very rich from the rest of the people in the world, and adds that even though it is a simple question it is something you should always be trying to answer. Real estate investing falls into this realm, but even REI by itself pales in comparison to some other ventures when it comes to becoming ultra rich.
My life feels like a merry-go-round set on "full speed", but when I'm off this weekend I am going to set aside some quiet time to actually think about this question and possible answers as I feel I am spinning my wheels too much these days and getting absolutely nowhere.
2 comments:
Steve,
Its good to see you thinking kinda outside the box aside from just real estate, real estate, real estate. As you begin your shift in thinking,you will see the opportunities out there, being an investor, unstead of just a RE investor.
Thanks. Real estate is definately something I'll keep high on the list, but I'm also looking at other streams of income now.
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