The difference between the rich and the poor is that that rich take information, analyze information and quickly make a decision.
They dont let opportunities pass them by without a fight.
They also understand that ideas are useless, it’s all about execution.
On the other hand, when I was broke, I was indecisive.
I may have decided to “try” something, but I didn’t really analyze before or after or really commit to the journey.
That’s a long way to say I never really did anything to fix my issues…I was essentially being indecisive.
The thing is, indecision is a decision…it’s a decision to not act.
To stay where I was, to accept mediocrity and a life of quiet desperation.
Why was I doing this?
Well, it took me a while to figure out, but I was comfortable where I was, even though I was not satisfied or happy.
I was also afraid of the “pain” of the unknown and trying something new.
It wasn’t until I realized that the pain I experienced back then was much worse than any perceived pain.
That’s when I started to shed my broke mindset.
I regret being so indecisive…all the time and money wasted that was easily preventable.
Even now, I go thru this…the most recent example was doing bigger deals in land investing.
I held myself back for a long time in the disguise of “I’m not ready to do larger deals since I don’t have X”
Here’s the thing…
If I was actually looking for ways to overcome the issues I had during that time, then maybe I would have had a point.
But I wasn’t, I was making excuses.
My indecision cost me a few deals I passed up on…and that hurt my pockets.
It’s still a constant battle to override my old programming and replace it with something better.
With that said, I am gonna show all of you how to avoid such mistakes and help many of you get your first or next investment property.